Elysium5057
Rough_Rock
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- May 25, 2015
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Hi everyone
So I recently came into contact with a jeweller to create a custom channel-set baguette eternity ring for my girlfriend. Quite straightforward, this is what my girlfriend wants as a wedding band. I'm doing all the ring shopping alone after she gave me a good brief (she doesn't want to see anything until the wedding day).
She has a ring size of 8(US) / P(UK). With our initial meeting, he told me he had baguettes in stock so I'm quite happy after I met with him for the first time. He showed them to me and they were quite small (apparently they look bigger when set into the ring).
He gave me a call back after we had coffee to give a rough estimate and the number of baguette stones he will need to use (using the one he had in stock) is around 68 baguettes for her ring size. Hhe said he uses a computer programme to calculate it.
My question:
I'm struggling to find or visualize an eternity ring with SO MANY baguettes used. What I can see from all the online examples that there will be between 30-50 stones in a vanilla type of baguette eternity. Obviously her finger is quite big, so there is more needed, but I'm afraid it won't look like I pictured it, or am I just being paranoid?
Obviously the number of baguettes used is dependent on their size as well. Will it look weird with so many stones used compared to other ones? Does anyone have a picture or example of eternity rings with so many baguettes that were channel set?
The brief to him was that it should be elegant, thin and not overpowering, but the diamonds should give it a shine.
Hopefully this makes sense
Thanks,
Chris
So I recently came into contact with a jeweller to create a custom channel-set baguette eternity ring for my girlfriend. Quite straightforward, this is what my girlfriend wants as a wedding band. I'm doing all the ring shopping alone after she gave me a good brief (she doesn't want to see anything until the wedding day).
She has a ring size of 8(US) / P(UK). With our initial meeting, he told me he had baguettes in stock so I'm quite happy after I met with him for the first time. He showed them to me and they were quite small (apparently they look bigger when set into the ring).
He gave me a call back after we had coffee to give a rough estimate and the number of baguette stones he will need to use (using the one he had in stock) is around 68 baguettes for her ring size. Hhe said he uses a computer programme to calculate it.
My question:
I'm struggling to find or visualize an eternity ring with SO MANY baguettes used. What I can see from all the online examples that there will be between 30-50 stones in a vanilla type of baguette eternity. Obviously her finger is quite big, so there is more needed, but I'm afraid it won't look like I pictured it, or am I just being paranoid?
Obviously the number of baguettes used is dependent on their size as well. Will it look weird with so many stones used compared to other ones? Does anyone have a picture or example of eternity rings with so many baguettes that were channel set?
The brief to him was that it should be elegant, thin and not overpowering, but the diamonds should give it a shine.
Hopefully this makes sense
Thanks,
Chris