Kissing Diamonds

I searched for posts on this topic and didn't find any, have a general question, does setting a small diamond culet to culet under the center stone do anything for the center stone or is it just purely a design issue?

Here is information re kissing diamonds for anyone who is interested,  I'd never heard of the design and happened across a saleswoman in Key West who said the setting itself gives the center stone more "sparkle" How would that work?

http://www.kissingdiamonds.com/

Thanks!

I posted this in SMTR, should probably go here...sorry! new to this;)

........... Karl has joined the diamond trade and is now posting as Karl_K

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