Thank you.Love your ring!
I like the first one as well, but maybe with a tiny bit more space between stones, since I love blackened gold
For the shank, how about something with some weight to balance the setting?
Those are some cool rings, thank you for posting the link!Gorgeous stones. You have great taste.
I like some of the styles on this website. Although, they are based in London, England, they have some gorgeous contemporary styles.
https://www.mccaul.com/our-collection/
@kevnick80 do you have your stones’ measurements in mm by chance?
ETA; Nevermind; I overlooked the measurements earlier.
I have this ring saved in my inspiration folder, and have been drawing up some ideas based on it. I think it could be made thicker/more masculine (e.g. lose the diamond cuffs on the sides) and might accommodate your stones nicely.
Those are some cool rings, thank you for posting the link!
I love this rose cut ring
https://www.mccaul.com/collection/yellow-gold-rose-cut-diamond-twist-engagement-ring/
@kevnick80 - I love that carrré cut, and 8mm is substantial! @Matthews1127 will like it, I know that much lol
If you go with that vertical design with the strips of metal for the diamonds, could you put a straight baguette on both strips? i know it would cost a bit more but I think that the plain metal strip would bug me. It would really tie together the stones beautifully.You would probably need a 10 pt baguette at the most.
I have to admit that, personally speaking, I like the cross band better - I just feel that having the emeralds 'stuck out' north/south like in the previous design might not look 'chunky enough' and/or might be at risk of snapping off in a worst case scenario.
The carré cut could be dagonally set in the middle or square-on - the latter might make fitting the emeralds easier if you fit the square sides together, like in your first photo at the top of this page but turned sideways?
Just to check, you are going for that exact (circled) look?
Will it look 'chunky' enough for you?
I am wondering if it will look quite delicate (especially if you don't bezel the larger stones) and therefore interpreted by some as 'feminine'?
The oxidised silver should look more 'masculine', but it is difficult to envisage an unusual design!
Can you get CADs or do they work by eye only?
Hey @kevnick80, how are things going with this project?