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Feb03Bride|1371591421|3468283 said:arcticcatmatt|1371569997|3468053 said:She ruled a bezel out she said that looks way to futuristic lol.
I just talked to JA. They have NOT ordered idealscopes because I had 4 diamonds on hold grr. I guess thats what happens when your rep goes on vacation and the replacement rep doesn't call you back .
So I just told them to take the most expensive 1 carat off.. which was around $5,400 and keep this .9 on there. The rep I just talked to said this .9 is perfect and I can't go wrong.. I should just order that now.
They told me they can make that ring in 6 prongs but the wedding band won't sit flush with the ring.. I told him I would have them solder them together (loryns mom did that and loryn liked the idea). He said they could do that after we get married but there will be a little gap between the ring. What do you all think about that?
The rep told me 6 prongs can make a small diamond look smaller.. but size I am probably buying .9 it should look great. They also offered double claw prongs. All these options they did say the double claw is a unique look and cost $150 extra.
Funny, I find 6 prongs make any round diamond over .75ct look bigger.
Regarding the ring soldering and there still being a gap- I have a few friends who have their rings soldered. Most have the sets where there are no gaps between the rings. A couple of friends have gaps and over the years complained about how much GUNK gets caught between the soldered rings and how hard it is to get it out. And if you think about how many products women use (lotion, make up, soap, etc) that's a lot of gunk stuck between two rings. Just something to consider if there will be a small gap.
Agreed re 6 prongs. Plus it's very secure.
Also- the double prong look is very elegant (though more expensive in this case). It might help give the round stone a slightly more "squarish" look which might make for a nice compromise for you since you went round instead of princess. Plus- you'd have 8 prongs holding the stone in. And it would suit the setting you guys have chosen pretty well giving a little more old fashioned look, I think.
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