But first, the rave
We went to Singlestone today to see what antique cushions would look like on my hand, and Patti could not have been any nicer. She spent about two hours pulling out just about every ring they had for me to try on, and when I apologized for asking to see so many she said "Sweetie, don''t be sorry, you can see whatever you want!"
She also made my BF feel extremely comfortable, and took careful notes of exactly what I liked and didn''t like, and made sure to let us know that it was her & Ari''s job to work within our budget and create the ring of my dreams. Needless to say, it was a very good day
Now onto my question. I fell in love with a ring today, and I mean swooning, drooling, mesmerized
But, it was all the things I thought I didn''t want, like a cathedral. This ring has turned my whole ''dream ring'' world upside down!
So a question for all you wonderful PSers: other than purely aesthetic value of a cathedral from a profile view, does the cathedral affect the look of the ring from the top down? This ring had two tiny melee on the sides of the center stone with an extremely thin and delicate shank, and I loved how looking at the ring from the top, all I could see was melee - center stone - melee, and then the rest of the shank going down and around my finger was almost invisible, like I had just the diamonds floating on my finger (I''m so sorry if this doesn''t make any sense!). Does the height of the cathedral cause an optical illusion that kind of makes the finger look thinner? I guess I''m not sure whether the ring I tried on looked how it did on my finger because of the cathedral, or because it was just so thin (height and width). I am kicking myself for not taking any pictures, but I was pretty much an incoherent mess in there, completely head over heels over this ring
I would really appreciate any insight on this, thank you so much!



Now onto my question. I fell in love with a ring today, and I mean swooning, drooling, mesmerized



I would really appreciate any insight on this, thank you so much!