Thanks guys. I''m pleased with it. Now my next thing to deal with is what to put with it??? After the fiasco that was my white gold diamond band, I''m a bit gun shy! Should I just go with a plain white gold band, try again with getting my diamonds set, or just buy a new one? What to do?
I think the wg tulip setting with the rotated prongs looks great! Glad it turned out well for you. If it were me I might try getting someone else to reset the diamonds in a band again...are there any other local prospects that come well recommended? I''d be hesitant to give someone the job having never seen any of their work.
Thank you. I am glad that I like the prongs rotated this way...although it's not the standard way that tulipset rings are done. The jeweler took a risk by doing this, cuz I didn't ask him to and was expecting the prongs to look just like the typical tulipset prongs for a RB solitaire. It was a fortunate cooincidence that I ended up liking it this way. I asked the mananger, out of curiosity, why he had done this, and she had no clue! THIS time it worked out, but I am not happy with this jeweler anymore. This is the second time he's done things "his way" instead of "my way". The other time, with the diamond band ring, I didn't like the way that he set the ring. His refusual to redo it and make it the way I wanted it upset me a lot. And even though in this instance everything turned out ok, it bothers me that this guy thinks he can just do whatever he wants with people's jewelry and they are supposed to like it! He's only got a 50/50 chance of making his customers happy when he does this. I know sometimes the jeweler probably has a better idea of how something should be done than the customer. But I honestly think he owes it to the customer to explain why he thinks things should be done differently, and at least get the customer's input and blessing before he changes anything.