shlo_mo_shun
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Jul 7, 2007
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- 12
So the E-ring is in a temporary setting, and my Fiance loves the rock. It''s a 1.26 H&A ACA from Whiteflash. She has tiny fingers, 3.75 so it looks really great on her.
Now comes the shopping for the permanent setting. She''s coming home to visit next week, and we''re going shopping at least 1 night to look specifically at the Michael B Princess, which is her favorite setting she''s seen in magazines by far. I know nothing of rings designs but just curious if any of you know of some other designers that make something similar?
We''re going to look into Greenlake Jewelers for custom, since they are in town, but if there''s others we should look at, I''d love to know. I tried to sell her on one of the Whiteflash ones that''s most similar, but she said she''d really need to see it in person to know. Do they do anything like that? Send a sample out so you can see it? I dunno.
We''ll see when we look, but right now we''re thinking the Petite Princess would look better on her tiny fingers better than the standard Princess. Either way, between the e-ring setting, adn the wedding band, we''re looking at upwords of 5-6k. That''s alot more than I was planning to spend, and with the stone being a recent purchase, as well as our wedding staring us down next June, which we will need to kick in some money to afford, I''m feeling the pinch.
She is understanding of her expensive tastes, and has offered to help pay, but the male-ego in me doesn''t think that''s right. I know, once we''re married it doesn''t really matter, since everything is shared, but still.... One other thing she''s mentioned is waiting till the 1 year anniversary to buy the band. Is that common now-a-days? It still doesnt'' feel right to me, but would certainly solve the problem and let us not worry about budget.
If we could just keep costs in the 4k range, I think I''ll be able to swing it, but much more and I''ll have to be creative, or cut into other savings I don''t want to touch. Anyways, anyone have any other designers we should look at for something similar. She definitely doesn''t go for anything that''s ''chanel-set'' looking. She''ll want it to be thin and simple, with a minimum of metal showing around the diamonds, basically exactly what the Princess is.
Thanks in advance.
Now comes the shopping for the permanent setting. She''s coming home to visit next week, and we''re going shopping at least 1 night to look specifically at the Michael B Princess, which is her favorite setting she''s seen in magazines by far. I know nothing of rings designs but just curious if any of you know of some other designers that make something similar?
We''re going to look into Greenlake Jewelers for custom, since they are in town, but if there''s others we should look at, I''d love to know. I tried to sell her on one of the Whiteflash ones that''s most similar, but she said she''d really need to see it in person to know. Do they do anything like that? Send a sample out so you can see it? I dunno.
We''ll see when we look, but right now we''re thinking the Petite Princess would look better on her tiny fingers better than the standard Princess. Either way, between the e-ring setting, adn the wedding band, we''re looking at upwords of 5-6k. That''s alot more than I was planning to spend, and with the stone being a recent purchase, as well as our wedding staring us down next June, which we will need to kick in some money to afford, I''m feeling the pinch.
She is understanding of her expensive tastes, and has offered to help pay, but the male-ego in me doesn''t think that''s right. I know, once we''re married it doesn''t really matter, since everything is shared, but still.... One other thing she''s mentioned is waiting till the 1 year anniversary to buy the band. Is that common now-a-days? It still doesnt'' feel right to me, but would certainly solve the problem and let us not worry about budget.
If we could just keep costs in the 4k range, I think I''ll be able to swing it, but much more and I''ll have to be creative, or cut into other savings I don''t want to touch. Anyways, anyone have any other designers we should look at for something similar. She definitely doesn''t go for anything that''s ''chanel-set'' looking. She''ll want it to be thin and simple, with a minimum of metal showing around the diamonds, basically exactly what the Princess is.
Thanks in advance.