Klass project with crisscut moissy + YAG frenchies

[fiona00004]

So I will start at the beginning.

Beautiful lavender french cut YAG stones were for sale and I couldn't resist buying some. My first French cut stones ever. THEN I decided to buy a step cut well sized moissy to go with them. Instead of an emerald cut, I decided a crisscut would look more "different". Here they are:



I sent them to David Klass. His team is my "go to" for custom projects. It's my third time working with him. I thought two tone gold would look, again, "different" and I wanted engraving ALL OVER!!

CADS:




David's team is SO FAST!

Here are his pics:




but it's complete darkness once I got home at 8:30 PM so STAY TUNED for SUNNY hand pics!!

 

[Slickk]

It’s gorgeous! I always loved this type of mount! So delicious with all of those chunky cuts!! Looking forward to your pics!

 

[fiona00004]

I couldn't resist taking first pics under oven fan LEDS (sorry)

Davids pics do not do the ring justice. It's dainty, delicate, chunky facet cut goodness

 

[fiona00004]

Indoor office light. Waiting for some good sun . The YAG frenchies have a subtle pink tint. Sometimes barely visible.

 

[MamaBear]

I love the yellow gold with the lavender french cuts!!

 

[Mooshi]

Everything goes so well together in this project, well done!

 

[lala646]

What a combination! I love it!!!

 

[Dreamer_D]

Love the delicate colours!

 

[oncrutchesrightnow]

Yes! Awesome ring! Love the creative way of using those YAGs. Some people would never even consider them!

 

[fiona00004]

Yes! Awesome ring! Love the creative way of using those YAGs. Some people would never even consider them!

@oncrutchesrightnow Why wouldn't people consider them? Because lab made? Or other reasons?

 

[fiona00004]

Finally outside after work. Some pics in the sun, some in the car

 

[oncrutchesrightnow]

@oncrutchesrightnow Why wouldn't people consider them? Because lab made? Or other reasons?

Yeah I think some people feel like nice settings are reserved for natural gems or lab versions of natural gems.

IMHO it’s about the thought and care that goes into a piece.

 

[fiona00004]

Love the delicate colours!

Yeah I think some people feel like nice settings are reserved for natural gems or lab versions of natural gems.

IMHO it’s about the thought and care that goes into a piece.

@oncrutchesrightnow I completely understand.

For myself with quite an addiction to nice bling, it's all about balance. I like nice pieces, I can compromise on certain areas to get the look I want.

 

[BoulderGal]

Finally outside after work. Some pics in the sun, some in the car

@fiona00004 Wowzers! That's just beautiful!! The "leafy" engraving is gorgeous, and I love the sort double but not really prongs! Just amazing. Enjoy!

 

[LightBright]

Stunning! So well done, great visioning!

 

[LCS]

Really beautiful. I have never seen a crisscut 'in real life'. May I ask where you sourced your center stone? I'm more familiar with the geometry of the more traditional cuts, how did you choose your stone? I think they maybe my most favorite cut, but I have not been able to really find any specifications on how to determine a finely cut one. Any thoughts would be great.

 

[MMtwo]

How beautiful! I love the combination colors - it looks GREAT!

 

[KLC]

So I will start at the beginning.

Beautiful lavender french cut YAG stones were for sale and I couldn't resist buying some. My first French cut stones ever. THEN I decided to buy a step cut well sized moissy to go with them. Instead of an emerald cut, I decided a crisscut would look more "different". Here they are:



I sent them to David Klass. His team is my "go to" for custom projects. It's my third time working with him. I thought two tone gold would look, again, "different" and I wanted engraving ALL OVER!!

CADS:




David's team is SO FAST!

Here are his pics:




but it's complete darkness once I got home at 8:30 PM so STAY TUNED for SUNNY hand pics!!

Beautiful