ExcelDiamonds.com Setting HELP!!!!!!

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That is a Vatche setting and the stone would be set by Vatche. So you can buy the stone from any vendor who carrries the Vatche line and they will send it to be set for you. Pricescope vendors that I know of who sell Vatche are Good Old Gold and Winfield''s. I''d check to see who has the stone you''re looking for and then buy the setting from them.

I don''t think its made by Vatche.  On th eexcel website it states that it is custom made.

The ring is on top of the Vatche logo.....

How can it be custom if they have a picture of it?

It is a Vatche setting, so you can get it from any Vatche retailer.

The website states that its custom made setting.


This stunning new diamond engagement ring is a perfect way to accentuate your ideal round cut diamond center stone.
Dazzling white diamonds of exceptional cut quality are set in a beautiful engagement ring.

This mounting is available in your choice of 14kt. gold (default), 18kt. gold, and 950 platinum.

This is a completely custom made setting of exquisite craftsmanship and is priced lower than any comparable hand made setting you will find anywhere else, guaranteed.

Center diamond is not included.

In this case, I take it to mean that custom means that it will be custom fitted to your stone.  The wording could use some work.

Yeah, custom made by Vatche. Mrs. Darling Joy got the plain version of that ring through Good Old Gold:

http://www.pricescope.com/forum/show-me-the-ring/the-count-down-is-on-i-ve-got-pics-of-my-ring-t48951.html

Thanks for all of your help.  It is a vatche custom ring as stated above.

Date: 2/11/2007 4:37:13 PM
Author: diamondseeker2006
That is a Vatche setting and the stone would be set by Vatche. So you can buy the stone from any vendor who carrries the Vatche line and they will send it to be set for you. Pricescope vendors that I know of who sell Vatche are Good Old Gold and Winfield''s. I''d check to see who has the stone you''re looking for and then buy the setting from them.

I really recommend doing it this way.  It saves alot of shipping and stress worrying about your diamond if you know the vendor who you bought it from will set it and be responsible for it.  So stone first then setting is one of my mottos.