Good afternoon PS,
I hope to ask my love to marry me in the next few weeks. I believe that there will be benefits to having a Tiffany solitaire and it is our personal preference amongst all commercially available solitaires. Their metal work is commendable.
I quickly learned that all Tiffany stones are dogs and primarily lack real symmetry. I searched for an authentic piece that was missing the stone, this was by far the most challenging part of the project.
I obtained a stone from a top cutter/vendor and had it set. I am attempting to have the best of both worlds. I have read every post on this site that references Tiffany and there are many criticisms on the stones but nothing on the settings. What do you think?
.76 CT, G VS2, AGS 000
55.9% Table
Crown angle 34.4 - 34.8, 34.6 avg
Pav angle 40.8
61.4 depth
77 LGF
Just tight and beautiful measurements on the stone. I feel like this is the nicest stone a Tiffany ring ever touched.
I hope to ask my love to marry me in the next few weeks. I believe that there will be benefits to having a Tiffany solitaire and it is our personal preference amongst all commercially available solitaires. Their metal work is commendable.
I quickly learned that all Tiffany stones are dogs and primarily lack real symmetry. I searched for an authentic piece that was missing the stone, this was by far the most challenging part of the project.
I obtained a stone from a top cutter/vendor and had it set. I am attempting to have the best of both worlds. I have read every post on this site that references Tiffany and there are many criticisms on the stones but nothing on the settings. What do you think?
.76 CT, G VS2, AGS 000
55.9% Table
Crown angle 34.4 - 34.8, 34.6 avg
Pav angle 40.8
61.4 depth
77 LGF
Just tight and beautiful measurements on the stone. I feel like this is the nicest stone a Tiffany ring ever touched.