bem3231
Brilliant_Rock
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Hi everyone...
I am having Victor Canera make a pave eternity band to match the Emilya reset that he is currently doing for me.
I have had the hardest time determining a size for my rings. My original engagement ring was a 5.25 (thin twisted double shank, which I wore without a band). It was just right until after I had my daughter. Although I returned to the same weight / body composition my finger size decreased, curiously. Last winter I actually stopped wearing my e-ring for a couple of months because it was so loose that it would spin like crazy and I was worried about losing / damaging it.
I think that my winter ring size is probably a 4.75 or 5, however now that we're into summer, my fingers are larger again - about a 5.25, even a 5.5 some days. If I'm having a 'water retention day' I cannot even get a 5 over my knuckle.
I am getting my rings made in 5 1/8, thinking that this is a good compromise. However, I'm still worried.
My Emilya will be sizeable. I would rather err on the side of too small rather than too large, as Victor indicated that it's safer to size pave up rather than down.
A full eternity band, however, would not really be sizeable (of course). Victor has suggested, given my situation, that he make the eternity band with a small (2-3 mm) 'gap' which could be used for sizing purposes, if need be. I would simply keep the 'gap' at the underside of my finger, and he said that it would not be very noticeable.
I'm wondering if anyone has had an eternity made with such a gap? If so, how did it turn out and how do you like it?
I am also curious to know if anyone has any feedback as to whether this sounds like a good solution, or a bad idea for whatever reason.
Thank you!
I am having Victor Canera make a pave eternity band to match the Emilya reset that he is currently doing for me.
I have had the hardest time determining a size for my rings. My original engagement ring was a 5.25 (thin twisted double shank, which I wore without a band). It was just right until after I had my daughter. Although I returned to the same weight / body composition my finger size decreased, curiously. Last winter I actually stopped wearing my e-ring for a couple of months because it was so loose that it would spin like crazy and I was worried about losing / damaging it.
I think that my winter ring size is probably a 4.75 or 5, however now that we're into summer, my fingers are larger again - about a 5.25, even a 5.5 some days. If I'm having a 'water retention day' I cannot even get a 5 over my knuckle.
I am getting my rings made in 5 1/8, thinking that this is a good compromise. However, I'm still worried.
My Emilya will be sizeable. I would rather err on the side of too small rather than too large, as Victor indicated that it's safer to size pave up rather than down.
A full eternity band, however, would not really be sizeable (of course). Victor has suggested, given my situation, that he make the eternity band with a small (2-3 mm) 'gap' which could be used for sizing purposes, if need be. I would simply keep the 'gap' at the underside of my finger, and he said that it would not be very noticeable.
I'm wondering if anyone has had an eternity made with such a gap? If so, how did it turn out and how do you like it?
I am also curious to know if anyone has any feedback as to whether this sounds like a good solution, or a bad idea for whatever reason.
Thank you!