zoebartlett
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I''ve seen metal work that was difficult to distinguish from diamond melee! I was looking at a watch in a jewelry store and I had to get REALLY close to note that the diamonds were only on the first few rows and the rest were little shiny balls of metal. The jeweler didn''t even know and so we louped it and I was right! We look at such huge pictures of rings here its difficult to imagine not being able to tell if it is diamonds or not, but sometimes it can be fooling!Date: 2/4/2007 6:29:10 PM
Author:zoebartlett
What''s your opinion on getting a ring with pave or getting one that''s been engraved? If a ring is engraved, it adds a touch of detail without having to worry about the melee falling out. On the other hand, pave is soooooo pretty.
Date: 2/11/2007 2:23:29 AM
Author: Gypsy
JMO... but pave is lively... it catches and reflects light and is always in motion... engraving isn''t. It''s static. I prefer pave.
Ditto, and I think engraving might go out of style with time.Date: 2/11/2007 9:46:07 PM
Author: Stone Hunter
Date: 2/11/2007 2:23:29 AM
Author: Gypsy
JMO... but pave is lively... it catches and reflects light and is always in motion... engraving isn''t. It''s static. I prefer pave.
I totally agree. I was out in a crowd today and really noticed the rings with pave.
I was worried about pave before I got my ring but it seems to be holding up well. Go with a good designer/brand and have it checked regularly. Pave really does add extra sparkle to your ring.