Real life eye candy

[librarychickie]

I was just on Blue Nile's website, and they have a new feature (at least it's new to me). If you check out the "recently purchased rings," there are real life pictures and stats of the rings they've recently sold. They have a huge assortment -- large, small, ideal cut, not so ideal cut, etc. I found it nice b/c it let's me see exactly what their settings look like with a real diamond in it -- large or small.

Anyway, I just thought I'd share that, as it's more eye candy to look at.

~LC

 

[vespergirl]

Thanks for posting this - I really enjoyed checking it out, especially since I've always wondered what some of those settings look like in real life. Except for some of their prong work, many of the settings are really nice. I've got a bunch of BN jewelry (including my channel-set asscher wedding band) and I think that their quality is very good.

BTW, librarychickie, your EC set has always been one of my favorites.

 

[yennyfire]

That's really neat! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Luckyeshe]

Cool!! Thanks for sharing!!

 

[kelpie]

James allen does the same thing. http://www.jamesallen.com/engagement-rings/sold/

 

[septsparkle]

I didn't know James Allen did this, but Blue Nile had had that for a while, I've been glancing at that for the last year or so. (I'm not diamond crazy, I swear!!!)

 

[kittybean]

This was so much fun to peruse today--a procrastinator's dream. Thanks for sharing the link! I have a Blue Nile ring, so it was fun to see a couple rings with the same setting as I have (no one had an EC in the same setting, though).

 

[Callisto]

Hmm I've never noticed that before. I really like that feature!

 

[soocool]

Yep, kelpie is correct. It was nice to see my ring on the James Allen site.

 

[Sizzle]

I would love to see something like this for more of the pricescope jewelers.

 

[Honey228]

Ha, I never realized James Allen did that. Thanks, it's nice to see my e-ring pic.