pave setting for I color center stone.
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I think "I" in a pave'' setting would work, but do you ever get a choice on what goes in the sides ? That small you have to go by faith they are putting in what they are putting in. What Im saying is face up and that small of a diamond you could not tell if it was "I" to "G" on the color.
I have larger master stones here on my desk face up in regular lights. Face up next to each other and its a hard call. From the side I can pick them apart. So small stones face up and pave'' down in is not anything you should lose sleep about. Good question. |
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Thanks. Just to be clear, I''m not worried the pave setting diamonds will clash with the center stone. Assuming they are indeed the identical color (I), do you think the pave setting has any effect on the perceived color of the center stone? i.e the way platinun or gold would have an influence over the perceived color of a diamond.
How about a pave setting''s effect on the overall brilliance or size of the center stone? Just trying to understand the pave setting''s effect. Other than overall adornment. Is there any? Thanks |
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Not really. It makes the whole RING more sparkly, but doesn''t really have any effect on how the center stone looks IMO. Other than the fact that it forces the center stone to share the limelight so to speak. |
