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Brilliant_Rock
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My second SMTB thread in 2 days - attention seeker, lol!
This thread is to introduce the beautiful band my husband gave me for my birthday recently. It's an estate 18K gold piece, 0.41tcw made up 7 x 5pt baguettes + 6 x 1pt baguettes. Milgrained double rails.
The price on this was insanely good and I liked the look of the pics on eBay - however these did not prepare me in the SLIGHTEST for how gorgeous the piece is! It's in amazing condition, the stones are immaculately matched and the only other milgrain I have seen that is this fine is on my Leon Mege eternity bands. Stones are said to be H VS-SI, but they look no less white than my E emerald cut and I can only see one tiny speck in one of the larger stones right over to one side, and that is squinting from 5 inches away.
As with all step cut stones, the band is extremely difficult to photograph. One or two of the stones always looks dark due to camera obstruction - but in real life all the stones are bright, white and glimmer in that seductive steppy way... They produce the same mad fire as my ER does but on a smaller scale; unfortunately couldn't capture this today as it's really overcast.
Without further ado - the pictures!
Just the band...
Hand shots:




This thread is to introduce the beautiful band my husband gave me for my birthday recently. It's an estate 18K gold piece, 0.41tcw made up 7 x 5pt baguettes + 6 x 1pt baguettes. Milgrained double rails.
The price on this was insanely good and I liked the look of the pics on eBay - however these did not prepare me in the SLIGHTEST for how gorgeous the piece is! It's in amazing condition, the stones are immaculately matched and the only other milgrain I have seen that is this fine is on my Leon Mege eternity bands. Stones are said to be H VS-SI, but they look no less white than my E emerald cut and I can only see one tiny speck in one of the larger stones right over to one side, and that is squinting from 5 inches away.
As with all step cut stones, the band is extremely difficult to photograph. One or two of the stones always looks dark due to camera obstruction - but in real life all the stones are bright, white and glimmer in that seductive steppy way... They produce the same mad fire as my ER does but on a smaller scale; unfortunately couldn't capture this today as it's really overcast.
Without further ado - the pictures!
Just the band...
Hand shots:



