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Hi Rook,
I believe niceice said it best, when he said that the most important concern about a girdle thickness is during the setting process. When the diamond survives the setting process you should get a sigh of relief because the prong can then serve to protect the thin girdle. The truth about fancy diamonds with points are that it will always be a concern weather it has a medium or thin girdle. The tips will always be a weakness. Common sence should be your best defence when wearing diamonds. Kirk |
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Thanks Kirk,
"Common sence should be your best defence when wearing diamonds." I am having Mark alter the original setting I like to make it more protected and lower. My girl works in a lab and wears latex or cotten gloves often. Although Mark likes the regular prongs on the tips of pears, I was considering a specially made v tip that is more rounded and structured to complement the diamond more and to possibly add support. I will see what he says. |