So here is the deal. Three years ago all of you helped me design a ring. The center round brilliant, 2.86, H, VS2, HCA 0.6, sides (it is what she wanted) - trielles (0.4 ct each). I always wondered about the idea of trielles on the sides, and thought that the stones would overly contrast. But the saving grace was the AMAZING setting you see in the link below by Mark Morrell.
Well, the "she" who wanted the trielles never got the ring, and has been gone 2 years. Now there is a new "she." The right "she". I am really thinking to convert over to pears for the sides. Easier on the eye.
1) What do you think of keeping the ring the way that it is (not from a moral perspective about that i bought it for another woman who never saw it), but from a purely aesthetic point of view
2) If I do switch to pears, what proportions do I need to complement big mamma 2.86 (9.29*9.34*5.54) in the center
3) How hard do you all think it would be for Mark to convert this setting idea to pears from trilliants (I have not bothered him yet I know he is busy)
here was the finished project we all made three years ago, and she never got the honor of receiving
https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/here-it-is-by-mark-morrell.11381/=
Thanks
candide
Well, the "she" who wanted the trielles never got the ring, and has been gone 2 years. Now there is a new "she." The right "she". I am really thinking to convert over to pears for the sides. Easier on the eye.
1) What do you think of keeping the ring the way that it is (not from a moral perspective about that i bought it for another woman who never saw it), but from a purely aesthetic point of view
2) If I do switch to pears, what proportions do I need to complement big mamma 2.86 (9.29*9.34*5.54) in the center
3) How hard do you all think it would be for Mark to convert this setting idea to pears from trilliants (I have not bothered him yet I know he is busy)
here was the finished project we all made three years ago, and she never got the honor of receiving
https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/here-it-is-by-mark-morrell.11381/=
Thanks
candide