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Can't decide between the 1/2 round vs the tapered 1/2 round. I think both are more beautiful than the knife edge but... quite the hard decision!
The pics of the rose gold settings make me want to faint. |
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I recently purchased this setting from Whiteflash for my soon-to-be fiancé's engagement ring and I LOVE it!
http://www.whiteflash.com/engagement-rings/solitaire/contemporary-tiffany-style-solitaire-engagement-ring-1417.htm I believe it's very similar to the Tapered Tiffany Style Half Round offered by GOG, which gets my vote. |
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I'm going to buck the trend and vote for the knife edge! I have one for my wedding band (no issues - other than 26.5 years later, the 'knife' is gone and is more of a 'hump' now!) and I also have a newer ring that also has a knife edge and I find there is no discomfort at all (as in, I do not notice it any more between my fingers, than any other shank on my other rings)
If I had a 2nd choice - it would be the tapered band
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I prefer the regular half-round. I don't like the look of tapered rings for some reason (apparently I'm the minority on that though)...
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My shank is almost identical to the tapered half round. I would say that it has a slight slight cathedral look but not so drastic that I would actually call it cathedral. I do find that it makes the diamond stand out more than a 2 mm shank going right up to the stone would. All of the options are lovely but I think if I were to choose I would get the tapered half round. It's a pretty fluid look, IMO.
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Exactly! |
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I believe most people here would vote the same style that either
a: they received/have or b: they Wish they received/have Not that there is anything wrong with that. My vote is for the knife edge. But the knife edge style is very distinctively Tiffany, even more so than the other other styles although they appear to reference Tiffany too. So you might be in a situation where people all guess that your ring is a Tiffany. Whatever that means to you. |
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Hey Tristan! So far it's just you and me voting for the knife edge... a very small and select club of 2! hahaha!!
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Have you tried on a knife edge setting?
I ask because I'm one of those who really *does* find them uncomfortable, and I was surprised to learn this because I'm fine with bold milgrain, engraving, pave, and other irritants between my fingers. If you do find them comfortable then that's my vote for this particular setting! |