Looking for a particular setting....

Great site here, getting quite 'schooled' on the rock part. Only wish I had found it earlier. Kind of have an approaching deadline for an E-ring (we already have a wedding date and ‘hall’ booked, yup a little backwards).
Anyway digesting what I can as fast as possible looking for the ‘best fit’ ~1c princess (her direct request).
The BIG problem is finding a setting she will love, I’m sure a flat band will do the trick. So far this is the only one that jumps out at me.
http://www.uniondiamond.com/jewelry/jewelry.php?action_type_id=35&large_picture=N_JSK7068W.jpg&thumb_picture=N_JSK7068W_th.jpg&context=rb&rb_flow_type=2&item_id=934&diamond_item_id=
Yeah, I know … some of you are not hot on Union.
If anyone has seen anything like this at the other ‘favored’ vendors please let me know. I’ve checked out WF and a couple of others with no luck. Oh and no Dimend Scassi please, I’m in IL with no interest in paying those taxes (yuk).
TIA..

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Thanks for the replies.

Tuckins1:
That one from Knox is beautiful, a little spendy since it seems to require a full carat though, i’ll check with them on that.
They have several that have the elements i was looking for, a flatter more rectangular band, simple design, symmetrical. If this one was available w/o the engraving, it would be perfect.
http://www.knoxjewelers.biz/index.htm?crn=261&rn=1723&action=show_detail
This one i like alot too, even simpler, but some flatness to it to match a ‘square’ stone.
http://www.knoxjewelers.biz/index.htm?crn=261&rn=1674&action=show_detail
Don’t know why, but i’m just not feeling crossing trellis designs. Too curvy & ‘busy’.

Ellen:
GOG has one i like even better.
http://goodoldgold.com/setting/I-42ET101/
Only problem is, prices aren’t listed and they don’t werk Mondays.
With the raves i’ve seen i’d like to throw them my business.

Trying to keep it under $4500.
With the stone i can go a little under weight, SI1 maybe 2 is no problem either as her eyesight isn’t the greatest. Focusing on cut, symmetry, polish and color.
Oh and of course depth > table, etc.

Still digging the setting from Union though. If i end up getting that i’ll need to consult on my stone choice here for sure then.