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Brilliant_Rock
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- Jan 7, 2010
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Ok team, I need ideas.
I somewhat impulsively purchased this lovely OMC and don't know what to do with it! It's 7.5 x 7.2mm with a high crown and teeny table. Colourless, the pic is a bit messy looking but it's VS1 and completely eye clean.
I have two diamond RHRs in the works at the moment already. I have no desire for an "alternative engagement ring". I toyed with the idea of a ring with stepped baguettes, ziggurat style, but I don't think it would get enough wear.
I was thinking a necklace of some sort...I already have a a perfect OEC milgrain bezel pendant on a shortish chain, in WG. Wouldn't be averse to some sort of lariat or longer pendant to wear with V necks and button-downs - but it would have to be "everyday-friendly". I don't wear brooches or pins.
My style is usually fairly minimalist and modern. Only historical era of jewellery I really love is the hyper-geometric Art Deco. Definitely no filigree, no scrollwork, etc. I could come at some take on Georgian, not averse to different metals (including oxidised). Would do onyx or enamel. Or try me on something out of left field! I love this stone and would like to make it into something I can enjoy often.

I somewhat impulsively purchased this lovely OMC and don't know what to do with it! It's 7.5 x 7.2mm with a high crown and teeny table. Colourless, the pic is a bit messy looking but it's VS1 and completely eye clean.
I have two diamond RHRs in the works at the moment already. I have no desire for an "alternative engagement ring". I toyed with the idea of a ring with stepped baguettes, ziggurat style, but I don't think it would get enough wear.
I was thinking a necklace of some sort...I already have a a perfect OEC milgrain bezel pendant on a shortish chain, in WG. Wouldn't be averse to some sort of lariat or longer pendant to wear with V necks and button-downs - but it would have to be "everyday-friendly". I don't wear brooches or pins.
My style is usually fairly minimalist and modern. Only historical era of jewellery I really love is the hyper-geometric Art Deco. Definitely no filigree, no scrollwork, etc. I could come at some take on Georgian, not averse to different metals (including oxidised). Would do onyx or enamel. Or try me on something out of left field! I love this stone and would like to make it into something I can enjoy often.
