Marquis set lengthwise???

[kwow]

I am looking for a picture of a marquise solitare ring set lengthwise, across the width of the finger. I saw one on a stranger once and wanted to look into that for my own setting. Any tips from anyone on where to see a pic like this? It was so unique, I might want one of these instead of an Asscher!


Thanks,
Kwow

 

[FireGoddess]

I think you''re talking about a marquise set "east to west". Here''s one in micropave from dirt cheap diamonds

 

[FireGoddess]

Here's a very elegant, simpler setting from Etienne Perret

 

[FireGoddess]

I found a bigger pic of the one from dirt cheap diamonds:

 

[Colored Gemstone Nut]

Hey Know,

Here are a couple pieces I think are striking...

 

[FireGoddess]

There was another, ornate setting I had seen on PS but couldn''t find...then I recalled this thread. There''s lots of great pictures here, check it out!

https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/marquis-east-west-lovers-i-love-this-ring.24352/=

 

[Mara]

I love the idea of the E/W settings for RHR's especially...I would definitely consider something like the marquis and/or an EC set lengthwise, it's such a unique look.

Oh and to the Original Poster...if this is for an e-ring, make sure to consider your wedding ring...if you get something like this for the e-ring, what type of w-ring will you have, will you have one at all? Alot of times people don't consider this while shopping...you may not want a w-ring in which case it won't matter, but just keep it in mind!

Have fun!

 

[valeria101]

The Keating ring holds a 1 carat marq... the tsavorite is 3 carats (a 3 carat diamond would probably be allot larger though) and the Rau ring it rather huge (over 5 carats, I think). I really believe any of these would look great with a reasonably sized stone - it just so happens that the more interesting designs come with over the top stones as well.