summerlove6
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Jul 18, 2010
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- 76
I would like to thank everyone who contributed to my previous thread because I was convinced that my love for this stone was justified. I encountered it in my local jeweler's when the purpose of my visit was just to see some OECs in person. Much to my husband's surprise, I fell in love... oops! Although it probably deserves a good old fashioned name, I can't help but think of it as Rainbow Brite. Diameter is 6.60 x 6.65 and estimated specs are G, VVS2.
Due to this being an unexpected splurge, my budget for the setting was slim to none but I had to make sure the knife edge girdle would be protected. My jeweler ordered the Stuller illusion box solitaire in wg. I hope to have it set next week, the hunt for a setting has been painful. I'm so afraid this little guy is going to disappear under the couch!
I sold my princess engagement ring to help fund the new stone so I'm warming my finger with another antique-- my great grandmother's transitional in platinum. I don't know what size the diamond is but my wedding ring is 3mm for reference. This stone is always cloudy (it seems like maybe the lower halves/pavilion facets are not polished?) and the prongs were butchered by another jeweler, but I love this ring because it has been passed down from mother to daughter three times now and it will be my daughter's someday.
Due to this being an unexpected splurge, my budget for the setting was slim to none but I had to make sure the knife edge girdle would be protected. My jeweler ordered the Stuller illusion box solitaire in wg. I hope to have it set next week, the hunt for a setting has been painful. I'm so afraid this little guy is going to disappear under the couch!
I sold my princess engagement ring to help fund the new stone so I'm warming my finger with another antique-- my great grandmother's transitional in platinum. I don't know what size the diamond is but my wedding ring is 3mm for reference. This stone is always cloudy (it seems like maybe the lower halves/pavilion facets are not polished?) and the prongs were butchered by another jeweler, but I love this ring because it has been passed down from mother to daughter three times now and it will be my daughter's someday.