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Gorgeous. Elegant and classic and timeless.
Thank you for the nice comments!I think that's a terrific and very elegant idea. Nicely sentimental, also.
Do you have the stats/GIA cert on your new diamond that you can share with us? I want you to have gotten everything that you didn't get with your first stone, and I remember (clearly!) its cut proportions on its GIA certificate - yikes! I'd love to see a GIA cert for your new diamond, and for you to have really hit it out of the park!
And to add - congratulations on this huge improvement - and well done to your husband, also!
Wow! Thanks. This is a lot of information.I'm glad you were able to get an upgrade. Here are it's HCA evaluation. It should perform better than your original stone.
Cut Advisor Score 4.2
Factor Grade
Light Return:
Good
Fire:
Good
Scintillation:
Good
Spread:
Very Good
HCA Score : 4.2 - Good - Only if price is your main criterion
Looks Like size Beta
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Probably doesn't sparkle much, but looks a good size for its carat weight.
Diamond Stats
Carat: 1.51
Depth: 61.8
Table: 58
Crown: 33
Pavillion: 41.6
Symmetry: Excellent
Measurements: 7.35x7.4x4.56
GIA/AGS report # :
As promised, here is my new ring’s certificate
As promised, here is my new ring’s certificate
Thank you!! Any suggestions or recommendations for a good necklace setting?Thank you for the update @Susan Diamonds, what a spectacular new set!! I love that you are wearing an heirloom for your wedding band I also really like the necklace idea for your original stone.
Thank you!! Any suggestions or recommendations for a good necklace setting?
There is a Stuller (stock brand that most jewelers carry) six-prong basket setting that “floats” on the chain that is a pretty and reasonably priced option. I love six prongs rather than four for how it makes a diamond look rounder. I would not put your original stone in a bezel due to the proportions and thinking the bezel could hamper light return. Since your original stone is shallow, I think it should work better as a pendant than it did as a ring. I’d get the six-prong basket setting (or a four-prong if you prefer) and have it set as low as possible so it’s easy to wear. It’ll look great!
Your new ring is gorgeous and looks good with your band... definitely a much better size with that band!
This is so helpful—thank you!! And thanks for the nice complementThere is a Stuller (stock brand that most jewelers carry) six-prong basket setting that “floats” on the chain that is a pretty and reasonably priced option. I love six prongs rather than four for how it makes a diamond look rounder. I would not put your original stone in a bezel due to the proportions and thinking the bezel could hamper light return. Since your original stone is shallow, I think it should work better as a pendant than it did as a ring. I’d get the six-prong basket setting (or a four-prong if you prefer) and have it set as low as possible so it’s easy to wear. It’ll look great!
Your new ring is gorgeous and looks good with your band... definitely a much better size with that band!
Thanks so much!! I will have to check this out.I love the Barbara setting from Brian Gavin, it's probably my favourite!