pwendyp
Shiny_Rock
- Joined
- Apr 18, 2007
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- 308
Hi packrat!
I'm following this project with interest for sure! You've posted some of my all time favourite rings!
I can really empathise with your needs to get something for you in terms of style, and needing to look and use some ideas from the rings you've posted.
The 3-stone of cricketgrrl is stunning isn't it - I've loved that for the longest time, and like that it's sturdy, yet still retains real grace.
I was looking around the other day, and saw this 5-stone...it's out of the UK, but the idea is there...http://www.nigelmilne.co.uk/item.php?product_id=65
I'm kind of seeing 5 very slightly graduated stones, with the shank coming off the end bezels, at the same width more or less as the outer stone size, and perhaps an underplate that has been graduated to sit the 5 U-cups on top of, making an 'edge' to the cups/stones at finger/skin level. The LM ring shows it sort of, but is uniform in width. I think with a very slight graduation in stone size, even with an underplate, a wedding ring will sit next to it nicely, as you've graduated only slightly, and it's not an obvious centre stone with 4 sides.
I think you will have seen this one too, but will post the link...http://www.pearlmansjewelers.com/jewelry-designers/jane-taylor-jewelry/rings/17L1/ I wonder if this is done in a 5-stone at all? Whether there are any pictures out there?
Wishing you the best of luck with this...it's going to be stunning!

I'm following this project with interest for sure! You've posted some of my all time favourite rings!
I can really empathise with your needs to get something for you in terms of style, and needing to look and use some ideas from the rings you've posted.
The 3-stone of cricketgrrl is stunning isn't it - I've loved that for the longest time, and like that it's sturdy, yet still retains real grace.
I was looking around the other day, and saw this 5-stone...it's out of the UK, but the idea is there...http://www.nigelmilne.co.uk/item.php?product_id=65
I'm kind of seeing 5 very slightly graduated stones, with the shank coming off the end bezels, at the same width more or less as the outer stone size, and perhaps an underplate that has been graduated to sit the 5 U-cups on top of, making an 'edge' to the cups/stones at finger/skin level. The LM ring shows it sort of, but is uniform in width. I think with a very slight graduation in stone size, even with an underplate, a wedding ring will sit next to it nicely, as you've graduated only slightly, and it's not an obvious centre stone with 4 sides.
I think you will have seen this one too, but will post the link...http://www.pearlmansjewelers.com/jewelry-designers/jane-taylor-jewelry/rings/17L1/ I wonder if this is done in a 5-stone at all? Whether there are any pictures out there?
Wishing you the best of luck with this...it's going to be stunning!