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Need advice on a solitare setting for Princess Cut!

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lostinla

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All,

I recently purchased a 1.5c princess cut stone thanks to alot of reading that I did on this site. I bought the loose stone because I felt more comfortable getting it set locally.

I have ordered a ring and will get the mounting built. The ring that I ordered is a 5mm platinum. The ring size is 5-1/2. The stone is 6.3mm x 6.3mm.

I don''t have any pictures but wanted to get some opinions. Is this band too wide? She does not have large or small hands, normal size I would. She also wears alot of James Avery type rings which are pretty thick?

Any thoughts / comments are appreciated.

Thanks!
 
The width of the ring can make a stone look larger or smaller, but it's really a matter of personal taste. If she likes substantial rings, then 5mm is probably not too thick for her. I am also size 5 1/2 and like chunky rings. My princess e-ring is 4mm wide and I don't think 5mm would be an issue for me since I like my rings to feel weighty. But aside from just the question of width, what's most important is that the design works well with a square diamond and that the overall look is balanced.
 
Fuffi,

Thanks for the response. What size is your stone and do you have any pics?

Thanks!
 
lostinla-

I have a 3-stone ring, the center stone being 1.52 ct. I have not had much luck previously photographing jewelry but I have a new camera and I'm going to give it a shot tomorrow when we should have some sunlight here in NY.
 
I would love to see pics of your ring too....I am leaning towards a princess three stone in the future
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As promised... 1.52 ct. center .56 ctw. side stones all H VS1

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Wow! Well done on the picture Fuffi! We are totally and completely impressed! With the picture as well as the ring by the way, both are beautiful!
 
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