Jeweler that uses baguettes to create "step cut" rings?

[mommylawyer]

I have been searching all morning for a link in a thread I saw recently but can't find now. It's a link to a jeweler (a woman, I believe) who uses baguettes to create rings that look like large step cut (Emerald cut) diamonds. Please help.

 

[Slickk]

I think you’re thinking of JbG. Is this what you are looking for?

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[KKJohnson]

I think it’s called an illusion setting/design

 

[mommylawyer]

I think you’re thinking of JbG. Is this what you are looking for?

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Yes, thank you!!

 

[oldminer]

They have great visual appeal. Are they durable? It would not be easy to supply a replacement diamond. If these can be made with diamond you could likely have a ruby or sapphire one made. Maybe even mixing the two, like a sapphire outer row, or a ruby center could be done. I have seen these composite, invisibly set, diamonds before in other style rings, but not like these. Very creative.

 

[lissyflo]

If you're on Insta then xothebijouxbox also has access to similar pieces. She's definitely had a pair of illusion-set earrings recently and I think I remember a pendant, but that may have been JbG (as above).

 

[dk168]

Based on that one video alone, am I the only one who think they do not have the same big flashes like proper ECs of the same size can offer?

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