My wish-list has actually shrunk, believe it or not! DH and I are looking to put more money into our retirement fund and we'd like to purchase an investment property too. Having said that, I'd still like the following at some point:
- a 4.5ct+ solitaire diamond ring, either RB or cushion or asscher or OEC, preferably in F or G colour, VS clarity (would prob have to start with a lower colour and upgrade later)
- a nice diamond studded watch, preferably a Rolex or Cartier or FM or Piaget or PF
- a diamond riviere necklace, made up of BGD diamonds in G or H colour
- pear jackets of abt 2-3ct each to pair up with my 1.5ct each RB halo diamond studs (currently in my 3-stone ring, to be turned into earrings soon)
I didn't think I *HAD* a jewelry wish list until I got hooked/addicted to PS!!! (rofl)
I would love to have the BGD diamond earring jackets for my martini studs....Maybe a 3 stone pear ring....set some of the coloured stones I just "had to own" courtesy of the coloured stone thread....
hmmm... now I'm thinking a part time job should be on my wish list!!
Ok, the earrings project is back on. I looked and the prices of .25 aren't bad. That's the size SO insists on. I don't know yet but I might work with GOG on this. My Cartier wedding band is coming soon. I can almost taste it. After the ring and earrings I'd like to buy an Oscar Heyman gold/ sapphire, diamond wedding band. Yes, I know it's not a "boys" ring but I want to own a piece of my favorite American jeweler. They make their own tools. They alloy their own metals. Their lapidary department cuts their own stones except diamonds. I've been obsessed with Oscar Heyman since Laurie recommend them to us. I'd also be lying if I didn't say I might want platinum/ ruby, diamond instead. SO ain't on board with this one. We'll see.
I am currently crazed for Rose Gold My next purchased will be a Rose Gold colored Watch. I am not sure what brand to get.. I have been search on Ebay and have found some really nice watches. I just need to start putting money away in my jewerly fund