Where can I buy a Tiffany Setting (6-prong)

[iumbastu]

I just got the perfect diamond from Martin Sheffield at USA Certed Diamonds...Can''t tell you how happy I am.

Now I need to find a setting (Tiffany "like" Platinum 6 prong is my preferred choice.

Does anyone have any ideas on where I can find on online or in Boston, MA?

Appreciate the advice in advance.

Thx,
Kevin

 

[gardengirl]

Everyone and their brother sells "tiffany settings". The closest I've seen to the real thing is at Superbcert. I think it goes for 8-900.

Good luck,
gardengirl

 

[Hest88]

Can't Martin get you one?

 

[haunani]

I saw this in a recent post. From the ones I've seen, this seems to be the best tiffany style setting available.

Click Me!!

 

[derekinla]

I too, was in search of an exact replica of the Tiffany & Co 6 Prong setting and I think the 2 best ones I've come across(pretty much a toss-up) are:

1) Superbcert
2) Lazare Kaplan

I ended up getting the Lazare Kaplan as it was from a local brick and mortar and I wanted to buy into the "local support" for my internet stone (best of both worlds). Lazare's general policy is Lazare settings for Lazare diamonds BUT the jeweler managed to convince Lazare to sell the setting with the understanding that the ring would not come with the logo stamped on the inside. As it were, Lazare goofed and ended up sending the ring with the logo which was fine by me. The jeweler also threw in an appraisal document at no charge so I could update my Chubb insurance policy. Check out my post in the "Show me the Ring" section for pics. Let me know if you have any questions and good luck!

 

[fire&ice]

Stuller does some very nice ones.

Jabel has very good quality settings. Don't know if they do platinum though.

 

[OzScribe]

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On 9/11/2003 11:06:48 AM fire&ice wrote:

Stuller does some very nice ones.

Jabel has very good quality settings. Don't know if they do platinum though.
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Jabel does have several platinum settings. My engagement ring is platinum Jabel. The problem with Jabel, however, is their aversion to having any catalog of the collection posted anywhere online.