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Verrry nice, Mara! I think that in reading your posts, I may have been convinced to go with a narrower band than I thought at first. Sure gives that center stone an added oomph, doesn't it? By the way, does your band feel a bit scratchy being an eternity band? I love the look but worry about that - or do you just get used to it?
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CG...yes the thinner band does make the center stone look bigger! Depending on how high you have the stone set helps as well. Cathedral settings or the settings with shoulders leading to the stone tend to set it higher and frame the stone more. At first I didn't like that my stone head was a little high, but I have gotten used to it and I think it definitely makes the diamond look bigger. People think it's a 1.5c. I just agree!
I was a little concerned too on the eternity band with scratchiness...but after the first few weeks, I don't even notice it and honestly it was never 'scratchy' to begin with, more like sometimes you feel it if your hands are pressed together. Also the one thing that does happen is that if I forget to take it off when putting on lotion for my face or something, it will scratch my face lightly. So far I don't have any big wounds though! You also become more aware of what you do with the bottom of your hand...eg. I have to be more careful when closing my coworkers brand new car door...he complains I am leaving scratches around the handle due to the stones on the bottom of the ring! Woops! However, I get a little thrill when I turn my hand over...so I am glad that I went with this setting. Plus it's pretty unique as I have not seen any others like it around.
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Thanks girls!! Yes the eternity ring is a fun extra...and it's definitely not about practicality! Getting the stones all the way around vs just halfway only cost an additional $500, so we amortized it over the next 20 years or so and figured it was a good investment--for his mental health and my happiness!
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