Need help with eternity bands! Seen anything like this?

[Heartly]

Hi everyone,

I would love some input on this ring I yanked from Style Me Pretty. There's no indication what the band is, who made it, so I'm curious if anyone here has any guesses. Also, any suggestions of other similar items to look at. This band is gorgeous, I think it would look pretty dang awesome with my engagement ring. Thoughts???

This is the band:


This is my engagement ring: (original post: [URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/finally-art-deco-antique-cushion-halo-engagement-ring.178840/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/finally-art-deco-antique-cushion-halo-engagement-ring.178840/[/URL])

 

[CharmedOne]

Sorry, I have no guesses, but I just wanted to say your ering is just lovely

 

[Chewbacca]

I have no guesses either but, YES! That would make one BEAUTIFUL set.

I will watch this thread with interest. Good luck!

 

[diamondseeker2006]

I think that ring would be too much to wear on the same finger with your e-ring. Your e-ring is beautiful and I'd just probably add a thinner band. Of course, if you meant you'd wear one on one hand and one on the other, then that would be fine!

http://www.pearlmansjewelers.com/jewelry-designers/beverley-k-jewelry/rings/69PP1/

http://www.pearlmansjewelers.com/jewelry-designers/beverley-k-jewelry/rings/05PP1/

 

[chrono]

Do you have room to wear such a band on your finger together with your already substantial e-ring? As it is, your ring is almost up to the knuckle.

 

[stargurl78]

I did a google image search and I found it on this site but that still doesn't tell you who made it...

http://www.genevawedding.com/chicago-wedding-by-lorenzo-de-gregorio-photography/

It's a gorgeous ring! I might agree with Chrono and DS that it's a bit too much with your beautiful e-ring though.

 

[Heartly]

Sigh...perhaps it's too much, I sort of figure this, but it's just SO gorgeous. I've never seen anything like it. Still want to get to the bottom of it...

And thanks for all of your lovely compliments!! My fiance and I will be melting down a piece of my grandfather's jewelry to make our wedding bands. At this point, I've been planning on having a very thin plain yellow gold band created (like 1-2mm) as well as a thin eternity band, but I haven't seen any eternity styles that have really stood out to me (that, of course, would work with my ering). Vintage is another idea.

 

[Heartly]

Diamondseeker2006 - Thanks for these!! I've been perusing similar styles as well. I like a geometric look, too, but again, haven't seen anything just right yet. I'll keep looking at Beverly K stuff though, I think my ering might even be Beverly K (silly that I don't know).

 

[webdiva]

Diamondseeker2006 - Thanks for these!! I've been perusing similar styles as well. I like a geometric look, too, but again, haven't seen anything just right yet. I'll keep looking at Beverly K stuff though, I think my ering might even be Beverly K (silly that I don't know).

Look inside the band, there will be a small BK stamped inside.

BTW - I just looked through that site, and that's a bracelet not a band. I thought it was an odd box for a ring when I first saw it, and the proportions looked weird. Look at the pic of her wrist and you can see a glimpse. Plus, there's a pic of her band on the invite and that's not it.

Alternately, look at Single Stone designs if you like similar items. Super price, though.

 

[webdiva]

Bingo! Mystery solved! http://www.leftbankjewelry.com/site/cart/productdetail.exc?cmd=view_cart_product&co_id=597&item_id=108625&prod_id=363

Seriously, just go try on a bunch of bands and see what looks good. The bands I loved didn't work with my ring at all and the one I ended up getting is way more delicate and really complements the delicacy of the milgrain and and details on my ring.

 

[bluu76]

what about this one?

http://www.victorcanera.com/jewelry/bands/cushion-halo-eternity-band.html

 

[diamondseeker2006]

Diamondseeker2006 - Thanks for these!! I've been perusing similar styles as well. I like a geometric look, too, but again, haven't seen anything just right yet. I'll keep looking at Beverly K stuff though, I think my ering might even be Beverly K (silly that I don't know).

I do think BK bands would look best with your ring. If you contact Pearlman's, they will actually send you a ring to look at before you order. Tell them you learned about them on PS. I think they usually give a 20% discount on most items.

http://www.pearlmansjewelers.com/jewelry-designers/beverley-k-jewelry/rings/

 

[Rosebloom]

Good sleuthing, Webdiva! I totally didn't realize that was a bracelet!

 

[webdiva]

what about this one?

http://www.victorcanera.com/jewelry/bands/cushion-halo-eternity-band.html

Wow - nice find! It's gorgeous! Looks like a standalone band, though - I can't imagine anyone other than Kim K could stack those.

Editing to say that Bev K bands look so different in person. Even pics on here don't convey how delicate and beautiful they are. I was just drooling over their earrings and necklaces online last night. Where do you live? Maybe we can send you to go try some on and then order from Pearlman's or GOG. Does the jeweler where you got your ring made have them?

 

[Heartly]

Thanks everyone for all the detective work!! The proportions did seem a little off, but now it seems like a cool idea.

I just moved from Manhattan to Austin, but I'll be back in Manhattan over the holidays, so I could look when I'm there. And I believe I see the BK inside my ring (it's just suuuper tiny), so that solves that. I definitely need to try on a bunch of things to get an idea. I'll have to inquire with Perlman's, having them sent here would be nice, but then again, if I can just try a ton on in NYC, maybe I should just do that...any suggestions on where? The jeweler that made my ring obviously works with Beverly K, but they don't keep tons of inventory. Thanks again everyone!!

 

[EHR2009]

That would be one AMAZING ring, but those melee would have to be tiny! I really like the idea of something like that, though.