Sidestones, pave or eternity band with VERY WARM center stone?

[francesfarmer]

I''m thinking about using an heirloom (4.5ct RB) as my e-ring, but it''s very, very warm. I would probably only want set as a solitaire, or maybe in a micropave, such as ritani''s endless love. However I do love eternity bands and would want one (probably shared prong) for the wedding band.

Does anyone have photos or experience with other diamonds on the same finger as a very WARM stone? Thanks!

Here are pictures of the stone:
https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/help-which-large-rb-would-you-pick-which-is-cut-better.84011/

And a link to another question I have:
https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/risk-costs-and-benefits-of-recutting-stone-anyone-have-experience.84142/

 

[neatfreak]

I personally would get something custom made, with slightly lower colored ideal cut stones to make sure it matches better. Facets/Signed Pieces will do this for you easily, as will any custom designer.

I don''t love warm stones with super white eternity bands personally...but that is a personal preference.

 

[Shaninj4]

An example of a warm colored stone (M) with F pave stones.

http://www.artofplatinum.com/4images/data/media/6/r884_009Ww.jpg

 

[francesfarmer]

I agree with Neatfreak (I''d want the eternity band to match, so my very yellow center stone looks less obvious), but the leon link doesn''t really look so bad.
Thank you!

 

[crown1]

hi! do you know the color? i ask as i have seen a very lovely l with e/f stones in the eternity band. the l was
a large stone (it did not show a lot of color) and was set in platinum. the eternity band was set in platinum as well. the set was lovely and my friend gets lots of compliments.