I first want to say that I have frequented this forum for a few years, and in that time I have learned so much from you all. I I have been a jewelry "expert" (lover) since I was probably 12 years old - but coming here has really been what has helped to shape my taste. What an incredible resource Pricescope has been!
Now for a quick cell phone picture of my set.
My engagement ring is a WW2-era piece in 14k gold. It holds a .56ct OEC; H/VVS1. I.Love.This.Ring. My husband bought it for me two years ago when my original solitaire was damaged by our local jeweler during a repair. (Seriously. A prong adjustment turned into 1/4 of the diamond getting chipped off!) Luckily, they covered all costs and were totally upfront about it.
My anniversary band is a 1920's/Art Deco piece in 18k gold. The sapphires are a rich, royal blue color that I am absolutely crazy over.
The little stacker on the end is actually a cheapie from Overstock.com. Silver and CZ, until I can get the real thing someday.
All are a size 5.
Thanks for letting me share!
Now for a quick cell phone picture of my set.
My engagement ring is a WW2-era piece in 14k gold. It holds a .56ct OEC; H/VVS1. I.Love.This.Ring. My husband bought it for me two years ago when my original solitaire was damaged by our local jeweler during a repair. (Seriously. A prong adjustment turned into 1/4 of the diamond getting chipped off!) Luckily, they covered all costs and were totally upfront about it.
My anniversary band is a 1920's/Art Deco piece in 18k gold. The sapphires are a rich, royal blue color that I am absolutely crazy over.
The little stacker on the end is actually a cheapie from Overstock.com. Silver and CZ, until I can get the real thing someday.
All are a size 5.
Thanks for letting me share!
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