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I'm about to embark on my first big reset project, turning in my .9ct solitaire for a graduated 5 stone.
I've found the side stones mostly through online and local estate sellers, which is the only way I could reasonably afford a .5ct pair and a .25 ct pair of ideal cut Lazare rounds, lol. I'm waiting on the last one to arrive this week, and then off to the jeweler!
Anyways, my center stone is a GIA F with med blue fluro. My side stones are I color for the .5ct pair, and H for the .25pair, no fluoro. I actually sort of like the mismatch because it makes my center stone look even whiter, lol, and the color difference I can see is pretty subtle and I find it kind of fun! It's like I can show people the difference between the colorless and near colorless categories. Heh.
I was just wondering if I"m the only total weirdo who is mixing diamond colors across categories like this. And if anybody has done it and regretted it?
I've found the side stones mostly through online and local estate sellers, which is the only way I could reasonably afford a .5ct pair and a .25 ct pair of ideal cut Lazare rounds, lol. I'm waiting on the last one to arrive this week, and then off to the jeweler!
Anyways, my center stone is a GIA F with med blue fluro. My side stones are I color for the .5ct pair, and H for the .25pair, no fluoro. I actually sort of like the mismatch because it makes my center stone look even whiter, lol, and the color difference I can see is pretty subtle and I find it kind of fun! It's like I can show people the difference between the colorless and near colorless categories. Heh.
I was just wondering if I"m the only total weirdo who is mixing diamond colors across categories like this. And if anybody has done it and regretted it?
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