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Sarahbear621|1369360676|3452821 said:Oh I really hate to say this but I think my train of thought was correct. I see the pink halo and I think your diamond looks browner with a yellow tint.
But what do YOU think?
diamondseeker2006|1369100213|3450872 said:Oh, and one more thing. Changing to a lower color halo might not even do what you are wanting because well cut little round brilliants are going to face up really white even in I-J color and still probably result in looking whiter than your cushion.
diamondseeker2006|1369100213|3450872 said:Oh, and one more thing. Changing to a lower color halo might not even do what you are wanting because well cut little round brilliants are going to face up really white even in I-J color and still probably result in looking whiter than your cushion.
dollyanjuli said:Niel|1369348180|3452696 said:Just to play devils advocate I did a yellow one for you. I think it compliments your centers color.
This absolutely plays up the yellowness of the center- but I wan't to make it look whiter, not more yellow =(
Anyone have any other ideas?
dollyanjuli|1369341461|3452641 said:Thanks Charmypoo! I will contact them. From what I have seen on PS they aren't good through email- should I just call them and ask?
Acinom|1369378649|3452935 said:For your particular stone (and it is hard to see the true color from a photo) I like the option without halo best OR I would keep it in the current halo. A green halo is also really pretty and complements your stone but you have to be sure that you will continue to like it for a longer timeframe.
Are you absolutely sure you are in love with the lower color? I ask because you seem quite determined to make it look whiter. But whatever you do, the stone remains a yummy creamy color.
Perhaps the no halo option would be best as there will be no contrast with whiter stone, but perhaps the stones on the shank will then start to bother you??? What about a lovely solitaire in rose or white gold?
dollyanjuli|1369381004|3452943 said:Acinom|1369378649|3452935 said:For your particular stone (and it is hard to see the true color from a photo) I like the option without halo best OR I would keep it in the current halo. A green halo is also really pretty and complements your stone but you have to be sure that you will continue to like it for a longer timeframe.
Are you absolutely sure you are in love with the lower color? I ask because you seem quite determined to make it look whiter. But whatever you do, the stone remains a yummy creamy color.
Perhaps the no halo option would be best as there will be no contrast with whiter stone, but perhaps the stones on the shank will then start to bother you??? What about a lovely solitaire in rose or white gold?
Hi Acinom!
I fell in love with the sparkle, the size, and the visual interest.However, i bought it always having the intention of re-setting it into pink, because i had seen other lower colored diamonds set in pink and loved the look. But now i am second guessing myself- hence signing up for PS. All I have done is confuse myself further. hmmmm...
dollyanjuli|1369099123|3450859 said:Thank you ladies for your thoughts!
I think what is really killing me is knowing (as you mentioned diamondseeker) that both these setting total $6K+ , but I would be lucky to get 25% of that.
My ultimate wish is:
1) To keep the diamond from my original ER and have it set into a pendant to wear every day
2) To sell my original setting + my henri daussi setting and only have to put in a little more for my "dream" pink halo
I have started getting quotes for the pink halo setting I want, and it is $$$$ for sure. However, i am always one for a project and so have been trying to source the tiny pink diamond melee needed myself, and then use the money from selling the other two settings for the new setting ( so all I have to purchase out of pocket, technically, is the pink melee)
I have been creeping on PS for months looking at various warm stones in whiter halos, and though I know many people love them the contrast just isn't for me. If the pink halo is not forseeable in the near future, I may end up getting the stones switched out to lower color stones- it bothers me that much!!
That said, The Daussi setting is beautiful in and of itself and I would hope someone would snatch it up if i offered it up cheaply enough.
And for the record- DH is NOT ok with me just keeping everything
His opinion: sell my original setting. keep daussi setting, and change to lower color stones if it bothers me so much. The only reason he let me get the Daussi now was because we got it for an unbelievably good deal.
...but I still want a pink halo. Sigh.
dollyanjuli|1369380612|3452942 said:Here is a pic of what it looks like majority of the time ( 75%issh)
Def. not grey- i would say the term most applicable is "buttery"
md9nyc|1369403546|3453029 said:VC is in the process of building a pink halo cushion engagement ring for me right now. If you have a couple of weeks to make your decision, I'll gladly post pictures of his finished creation. I'll note that mine will have the pink diamonds set in a rose gold halo.
Best of luck!
I feel like keeping it all a white metal would help with the brown tint you are seeing. I agree light pink would be best.CharmyPoo|1369439116|3453327 said:I seriously think it is my laptop screen because the diamond is looking greenish and the halo pinkish ... LOL. I can't judge the color but your gut tells you to go with a pink diamond halo ... and I say go with it. My gut is never wrong. I suggest going with a lighter pink versus vibrant pink.
Are you thinking of keeping it the same colour or going rose gold?