Verragio & Tacori dimensions help!

[MatchMadeInCarbon]

Hi wonderful PSers,

I was wondering if anyone could direct me to a website or resource to get dimensions (point of greatest height & width of band mainly) of certain Verragio & Tacori engagement rings. I''m working hard on trimming a long list of prospects (they''re all so beautiful!). [You can see the Google Document lists (with designer''s PICTURES) by following the links at the end of the post.]

I''m buying online most likely to save as much as I can and looking out for GOG''s upcoming OECs. I emailed Marie over there a similar question, but haven''t received a response so I thought I''d ask the PS society. Plus, I have a long list of rings might be difficult for GOG to get the info to me / so maybe I can do it myself. Also, with dimensions, I should be able to cut the prospects down significantly more.

Thanks for any help!
MMIC

Verragio
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0ARLIEtcZ10Q2ZGZiYjN6dzZfN2RtcG5zaGNw&hl=en&invite=CKq52e0F
Tacori
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0ARLIEtcZ10Q2ZGZiYjN6dzZfNmRiNHF0ZDN0&hl=en&invite=CKOTwZgF

 

[Todd Gray]

I can''t assist you with the Verragio setting, but do have the Tacori HT2314 in stock built for a 6.4 - 6.6 mm round center stone and can therefore provide you with the measurements...

All measurements are approximate and the measurements of the finished ring will vary slightly due to the casting and polishing process (that''s the blanket legal statement):

The bottom of the shank measures 3.2 mm and then it tapers upwards to about 3.0 mm around the mid point of the finger and down to about 1.5 mm at the very top where the ring shank connects to the center section of diamonds...

The height of the ring is about 6.7 mm from the inside of the ring at the top of the finger to the top of the CZ center stone temporarily set as a place holder for the diamond...

Hope that helps

 

[MatchMadeInCarbon]

Hey Todd,

Thanks a lot for your help. Those were the measurements I''m looking for.

Marie actually emailed me back, but no luck with a go to reference for dimensions. Oh well, I''ll have to make a smaller list.

Thanks again!
MMIC