Demon
Brilliant_Rock
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Yeah, I want to emphasize the yellow. Thanks for that - I hadn''t even thought of the white shank/yellow prong combo!Date: 3/26/2009 3:41:11 PM
Author: oldmancoyote
It depends - if you want to emphasise the yellow tone, I''d go for a white shank with yellow prongs. If you want to minimise the sense of yellowness, probably all yellow would work best.
I have it, just haven''t reinstalled the camera software since I had to have the computer ''uninfested'', lol. I''ll get around to it one of these days, and it really is a very pretty little (49 pt) diamond. When I do get to it, I''ll post with your name in the title. I love the warmer stones, too.Date: 3/26/2009 5:32:40 PM
Author: MMT
Please post some pictures when it arrives, I''m very curious to see the color. I love warmer stones![]()
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Most welcome! Look forward to seeing it on our hand.Date: 3/26/2009 5:34:15 PM
Author: Demon
Yeah, I want to emphasize the yellow. Thanks for that - I hadn''t even thought of the white shank/yellow prong combo!
Just a word of caution ........... wait until you''ve seen the stone. I''ve got a very warm yellow and set it with yellow prongs and white shank and I hate the icy coldness of the shank with the warm head. It just doesn''t seem to work and conflicts. I think it depends on the actual colour of the diamond and whether it''s a cooler or warmer yellow.Date: 3/26/2009 5:34:15 PM
Author: Demon
Yeah, I want to emphasize the yellow. Thanks for that - I hadn''t even thought of the white shank/yellow prong combo!Date: 3/26/2009 3:41:11 PM
Author: oldmancoyote
It depends - if you want to emphasise the yellow tone, I''d go for a white shank with yellow prongs. If you want to minimise the sense of yellowness, probably all yellow would work best.