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"Say Hello to My Little Friend" - She''s an OEC...

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Light return, in the form of kites and rainbows

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another...

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I just wanted to say THANK YOU all soo much for your wonderful kind words and your warm welcome! It is very appreciated!!
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Happy 4th! Here are some fireworks!

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..Last one...Gonna go have some Tequila now...

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She''s beautiful!!! I love colored halos and on an antique beauty like your stone...yummy!!!
 
Your ring is gorgeous. I love seeing the picture of the original setting to compare with the beautiful one you have since placed your stone in!
 
What a beautiful OEC and unique ring!
 
I love coloured halos!!! Your OEC is yummy, too...
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HI:

Really stunning!!
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cheers--Sharon
 
That is the coolest ring! I love it!
 
Wow, it''s beautiful! The diamond is such a gorgeous cut and the setting is gorgeous, too!
 
Very beautiful! I love the stone and the setting
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Ahhhhhh, those ''chunky monkey'' facets are so satisfying when they fire up, aren''t they? Yum.
 
LOVE the new shots!! And the lit up pavillion facets....
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Thank you for posting more!!
 
Hi everyone,

My new camera is on its way! And my favorite subject is ready for some practice shots! It should arrive in the next couple of days! I hope ya''ll don''t mind if I post more pictures?

Am I crazy? I am actually thinking of changing my setting yet again! I am really drawn to the Vatche x-prong ring in platinum or 18kt white. I can attach a photo of what I am hoping it would look like. Although I love my setting, I have mixed feelings about it. The red draws in your eyes but I think it and the yellow gold keep the diamond from taking center stage. I would love to hear what the knowledgable gals here think!

Thanks ladies!!

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I have to say that I love, love, love your ruby halo. I think that an antique cut ring, deserves an appropriate setting and that the ruby halo flatters the stone perfectly- it''s a wonderful setting.

Also as the owner of an M color transitional cut yellow gold might be the best metal for your stone in most lighting situations. Also the rubies in the setting really make the stone "pop."

I love platinum & that''s what my e-ring is set in, but I wasn''t given a choice in the design and had I been given the option I might have gone w/ a yellow gold halo of some sort because I have spoken to jewelers and that "helps" out our warmer colored stones.
 
I have to agree, I love the setting you have now.

IF I were you (and I understand totally wanting to give the stone center stage) I would go with something a bit more vintagey. I have a OMC diamond ring and if there weren't milligrain and accent diamonds, I don't know how crazy I'd be about it. (and I absolutely adore it)

So, if you wanted a totally plain band, I'd go wiith something like this.

Stock #9313 (about 3/4's down the page)

http://antiqueengagementrings.com/shopping/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=4

However, I really think these types of diamonds may need just a tad of accent, just my personal opinion. So I myself would probably pick something like this.

Stock# 9316 (about 2/3's way down)

http://antiqueengagementrings.com/shopping/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=3


or maybe this

Stock #9282 (halfway down)

http://antiqueengagementrings.com/shopping/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=1



I obviously love the setting you're considering, but I think it might actually take away from your beautiful stone in a way...Just a thought!
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Date: 7/18/2007 11:10:58 AM
Author: Ellen
I have to agree, I love the setting you have now.


IF I were you (and I understand totally wanting to give the stone center stage) I would go with something a bit more vintagey. I have a OMC diamond ring and if there weren't milligrain and accent diamonds, I don't know how crazy I'd be about it. (and I absolutely adore it)


So, if you wanted a totally plain band, I'd go wiith something like this.


Stock #9313 (about 3/4's down the page)


http://antiqueengagementrings.com/shopping/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=4


However, I really think these types of diamonds may need just a tad of accent, just my personal opinion. So I myself would probably pick something like this.


Stock# 9316 (about 2/3's way down)


http://antiqueengagementrings.com/shopping/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=3



or maybe this


Stock #9282 (halfway down)


http://antiqueengagementrings.com/shopping/shopdisplayproducts.asp?page=1




I obviously love the setting you're considering, but I think it might actually take away from your beautiful stone in a way...Just a thought!
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Ellen, I love the rings on that site! Although I have switched my ring around more times than I can count (obsessive perfectionist!), I am still convinced that I WILL find the right ring and the hunt will be OVER. I hate being so picky about it, but thats how I am with things I wear on my body everyday.

I like white metals that are a touch warm, so 18kt white would probably be great, even without the plating. I am very partial to engraved rings without a lot of accent diamonds. Think Reese Witherspoon's old engagement and wedding band. I have a feeling that would go nicely with my stone. I've never heard of people engraving white gold, it seems like its mostly platinum?
I held one of my platinum rings up to my stone to get an idea of the look, and I thought it looked good, not too warm. Hmmmm....opinions?
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