Looking for this ring... Total Newbie here

[ringleader]

Hi everyone, I'm absolutely new to this site and I am looking at getting a ring for my soon to be.
She always shows me a picture of this specific ring. Where the heck can I find it or what is it??!

I have been looking and looking. Even asked some local jewlers to no avail. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Here it is



Thank you

-Ben

 

[JulieN]

Kite sidestones are not popular, so this will be a custom job.

There are a handful of shapes that I think make better sidestones than kites, the shape doesn't make for a continuous look.

 

[ringleader]

Ahh ok, thank you for the name of the sidestones... I appreciate that.
I agree with you on the continuous look, but its something she likes... Ive been looking at a princess trillion, but at least you pointed me with a name

Thank you much again

 

[CharmyPoo]

I didn't find a ready made setting so I agree it will likely be a custom made one. Here are some more photos and ideas.

First ring on third row
http://www.gpisraeldiamonds.com.au/rings-engagement.php

A halo version
http://www.haroldstevens.com/item/977

Lovely antique version with round diamond
http://www.graysantiques.com/antiqueDetail.php?antique=8158

 

[marymm]

I just came across a ring that is reminiscent of the ring you posted - albeit it is a round with two marquise side stones - but the overall style of the ring looks quite close to your posted ring: http://www.doverjewelry.com/engagem...3cts-diamond-3-stone-platinum-engagement-ring

 

[Mrs.W 514]

I think that ring is beautiful! I do agree that it will be a custom job though. Try Brian Gavin or Whiteflash

 

[TC1987]

Diamonds By Lauren has occasionally had kite shapes and other "fancy" makes of diamonds, too. diamondsbylauren.com

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I would suggest buying an ideal cut princess stone from WhiteFlash or Brian Gavin and then have them make the ring. They can source the kite sidestones. (The ring in my avatar picture happens to have pink sapphire kite stones!) It is always a good idea to have the diamond seller set the stone when possible.