jessica_djazz
Rough_Rock
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Hello,
My girlfriend is in love with Tiffany’s Soleste engagement ring. She loves the fact that the ring is very delicate because of the tiny diamonds in the halo, and because of the rounded corners.
I am looking for an experienced jeweller that can do an IDENTICAL replica of the ring at a much better price. A lot of jewellers claim that they can but the rings I’ve seen just doesn’t look like the original. The problem seems to be that Tiffany uses very small melees (I heard is a 1 pointer on the outside halo and 1/2 pointer in the inside halo) that requires a high level of expertise in micro pave. Also, a lot of the settings I’ve seen so far shows a space between the halos, and they are bulky and too square while Tiffany’s halos are really close together, no space or a lot of metal showing and the corners are rounded. I’ve heard of a few names like Mike Nekta, Victor Carnera, Steven Kirsch. Can anyone advise me if these jewelers would be good choices, and if they would know how to work with such small melees?
I really appreciate all the help.
P.s: I am thinking about a 1 to 1.5 carat center piece. It can be cushion or round.
My girlfriend is in love with Tiffany’s Soleste engagement ring. She loves the fact that the ring is very delicate because of the tiny diamonds in the halo, and because of the rounded corners.
I am looking for an experienced jeweller that can do an IDENTICAL replica of the ring at a much better price. A lot of jewellers claim that they can but the rings I’ve seen just doesn’t look like the original. The problem seems to be that Tiffany uses very small melees (I heard is a 1 pointer on the outside halo and 1/2 pointer in the inside halo) that requires a high level of expertise in micro pave. Also, a lot of the settings I’ve seen so far shows a space between the halos, and they are bulky and too square while Tiffany’s halos are really close together, no space or a lot of metal showing and the corners are rounded. I’ve heard of a few names like Mike Nekta, Victor Carnera, Steven Kirsch. Can anyone advise me if these jewelers would be good choices, and if they would know how to work with such small melees?
I really appreciate all the help.
P.s: I am thinking about a 1 to 1.5 carat center piece. It can be cushion or round.