Cherokee1979
Shiny_Rock
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- Dec 27, 2011
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Hello. Thanks in advance for reading this and any replies 
The kindness of the PS community never ceases to surprise me. In any event, I have been considering getting a matching Ritani endless love halo ER setting for a RB and matching band (both in platinum, with micropave stones - the link follows: http://www.ritani.com/diamond_engagement_rings/item/464/in_collection/3). Of note, both have a resizing bar at the bottom of the rings. I need to have BOTH rings resized upwards 1/4 size - from a 4.25 to a 4.5. After reading a number of PS postings on the issue, it is my understanding that resizing platinum pave settings can be quite difficult and risky - however, after contacting both the B&M as well as Ritani's main NYC office, both have told me that the 1/4 resizing in question *should* be able to happen with little risk. PLEASE, any advice or wisdom on this issue would be GREATLY appreciated Oh, and BTW, the B&M tells me that they DO have a laser tool for resizing, but they also, depending on the situation (and at the discretion of the jeweler), re-size upward via heating the resizing bar and stretching slightly. I was contemplating that I should stress that I would prefer laser resizing, as heating sounds much more risky to me. Is this wise? Thanks again!
- Cherokee
The kindness of the PS community never ceases to surprise me. In any event, I have been considering getting a matching Ritani endless love halo ER setting for a RB and matching band (both in platinum, with micropave stones - the link follows: http://www.ritani.com/diamond_engagement_rings/item/464/in_collection/3). Of note, both have a resizing bar at the bottom of the rings. I need to have BOTH rings resized upwards 1/4 size - from a 4.25 to a 4.5. After reading a number of PS postings on the issue, it is my understanding that resizing platinum pave settings can be quite difficult and risky - however, after contacting both the B&M as well as Ritani's main NYC office, both have told me that the 1/4 resizing in question *should* be able to happen with little risk. PLEASE, any advice or wisdom on this issue would be GREATLY appreciated Oh, and BTW, the B&M tells me that they DO have a laser tool for resizing, but they also, depending on the situation (and at the discretion of the jeweler), re-size upward via heating the resizing bar and stretching slightly. I was contemplating that I should stress that I would prefer laser resizing, as heating sounds much more risky to me. Is this wise? Thanks again! - Cherokee
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