pricklypear
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Nov 7, 2013
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Hi Everyone!
Lurker finally surfacing. You’ve all been so helpful in my journey to find an engagement ring—I’ve vacillated from deep blue sapphires to Montana Sapphires to pre-loved diamonds, and now I think I’ve narrowed it down to OMC/antique cushions. Could you help me learn more about cushion depth?
If stats matter, I'll post them, but I'm more curious what opinions you have and advice you'd give about super deep stones. I've seen opinions ranging from "you'll pay more because of weight and the stone will face up smaller" to "You can’t judge a cushion by the numbers/it doesn't matter if you love it."
So! The questions:
1. What would you say if I was interested in an antique cushion with 78% depth? (It makes me anxious just typing that.)
2. Then what would you say if that stone was from a well-loved and highly regarded PS vendor?
3. What if that diamond looked like the pictures below?
Thank you so much in advance! I'm going to be offline for a few, but I'll be back to clarify if you need me.
Lurker finally surfacing. You’ve all been so helpful in my journey to find an engagement ring—I’ve vacillated from deep blue sapphires to Montana Sapphires to pre-loved diamonds, and now I think I’ve narrowed it down to OMC/antique cushions. Could you help me learn more about cushion depth?
If stats matter, I'll post them, but I'm more curious what opinions you have and advice you'd give about super deep stones. I've seen opinions ranging from "you'll pay more because of weight and the stone will face up smaller" to "You can’t judge a cushion by the numbers/it doesn't matter if you love it."
So! The questions:
1. What would you say if I was interested in an antique cushion with 78% depth? (It makes me anxious just typing that.)
2. Then what would you say if that stone was from a well-loved and highly regarded PS vendor?
3. What if that diamond looked like the pictures below?
Thank you so much in advance! I'm going to be offline for a few, but I'll be back to clarify if you need me.