Found this fabulous ring mount, wondering if..

[beau13]

my 7.7mm diamond can be used in it, to replace the existing 8mm ruby? It looks kind of roundish under the ruby, like maybe a round would fit in there ok. Any expert opinions, as to whether the prongs can be re-worked to fit my diamond? The diamonds in the mount are G in color and VS quality (.85 carat TW). The ring is less than $300, and I know to have a mount like this made, would cost over $1000. It looks like such a pretty, and unique ring, the price is fabulous, but I guess it's only a great deal, if it will accommodate my diamond. Hoping vendors/diamond setters will chime in here. Thanks

 

[beau13]

I really like this PS member e-ring, and I''m hoping my diamond can be put into the mount above, with a little space around the diamond and mount, like her ring. Think it''s possible? I thought I remember my jeweler telling me that he can''t use prongs on a used mount, that new prongs are required to fit the girdle of my diamond. Can new prongs be made for the above ring mount?

 

[beau13]

105 viewers and nobody can help me out? Should I buy the ring? Help me out please..

 

[ccuheartnurse]

Hey There,

Not sure what to tell you in terms of it fitting a round. I''m guessing not, but again, I''m not an expert benchman. I am an expert in looking at jewelery.

Thats a great price for that ring. I would still buy it even if one day you put in a coloured gem. Not sure if it comes with the stone thats illustrated in the pic, but for that price, I''d snap it up.

Judy

 

[mrssalvo]

beau, I thought you just set your stone and were happy with it??

anyway, i''m no expert so i have no idea if it would work. deejay''s round stone is in a cushion halo and the tiny gaps bugged her to know end. she had it reworked a bit and the stone lowered and eventually has accepted it, but be sure that''s the look you really want. If you like them that''s great, it may be a good option. I would probably email or take the pics to your jeweler and ask them since they are the ones that would be setting the stone.