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Rough_Rock
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- Oct 18, 2009
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Hi all 
I don’t post often but I am a long time pricescope admirer! I do not squire jewelry too often (I’m pretty minimalist with only a few key pieces) but I have a few new pieces to show!
First up - my 40th birthday gift from DH! A beautiful 31mm date just, silver dial. It took a while to be able to order this from an AD given the shortage but it was worth the wait! In case anyone is interested, the Rolex diamonds are stunning - bright and sparkly in all lighting.
Next is a simple Diamond by yard style necklace. I was given the Diamond many years ago - it was a family piece on my husbands side. It’s about 1/2 carat but slightly deep old cut of some sort. Color is warm..maybe an N.
Best for last! My beloved grandmother passed recently and left each granddaughter a lovely piece of her jewelry. I reset them from drop studs - the drops were beautiful but I can’t wear anything dangling from my ears. I debated over the setting (martini vs basket) - Like the martini but was worried about them stretching my piercing. then my jeweler showed me a “low profile” wire basket setting and I chose that! It’s hard to see but it sits low to my ear. Love them! My prior studs are about 70pts each (Brian Gavin recuts) and I was honestly shocked at how much bigger these look. Still getting used to them, I think these diamonds are now as big as I’d ever go in my ears.
Diamonds are certified as 1.0 ct each, D, SI ideal cut however they are EGL. My jeweler said they are likely F SI2 by GIA (mostly eye clean except one spot when I hold it 2 inches from my nose) He agrees with the “ideal cut” and I do too - the cut is stunning. They sparkle like crazy.
I don’t post often but I am a long time pricescope admirer! I do not squire jewelry too often (I’m pretty minimalist with only a few key pieces) but I have a few new pieces to show!First up - my 40th birthday gift from DH! A beautiful 31mm date just, silver dial. It took a while to be able to order this from an AD given the shortage but it was worth the wait! In case anyone is interested, the Rolex diamonds are stunning - bright and sparkly in all lighting.
Next is a simple Diamond by yard style necklace. I was given the Diamond many years ago - it was a family piece on my husbands side. It’s about 1/2 carat but slightly deep old cut of some sort. Color is warm..maybe an N.
Best for last! My beloved grandmother passed recently and left each granddaughter a lovely piece of her jewelry. I reset them from drop studs - the drops were beautiful but I can’t wear anything dangling from my ears. I debated over the setting (martini vs basket) - Like the martini but was worried about them stretching my piercing. then my jeweler showed me a “low profile” wire basket setting and I chose that! It’s hard to see but it sits low to my ear. Love them! My prior studs are about 70pts each (Brian Gavin recuts) and I was honestly shocked at how much bigger these look. Still getting used to them, I think these diamonds are now as big as I’d ever go in my ears.
Diamonds are certified as 1.0 ct each, D, SI ideal cut however they are EGL. My jeweler said they are likely F SI2 by GIA (mostly eye clean except one spot when I hold it 2 inches from my nose) He agrees with the “ideal cut” and I do too - the cut is stunning. They sparkle like crazy.
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