Bigger does not have to always be better, smoother, more balanced ring...
Can you please let me know, which of the three center stones would you choose for a three stone ring (not engagement ring, but a ring to wear apart from an engagement ring). The sides are always the same. I have to say the 3) is a bit out of my budget, but luckily I am not sure it is worth it anyway. Option 1) is closest to original. But its a once in a lifetime ring, so on the other hand your advice counts
The original ring was this, but I want the stones larger and through that proportions change a bit: https://www.facebook.com/JannPaulDiamonds/photos/a.188638361168653.43753.142685262430630/385476911484796/?type=3&permPage=1 (there are three photos)
Any other comments are more than welcome!
Possibilities are (clarities are all VS2 or higher, based on availability):
1) 0.6ct G - 1.00ct H - 0.61ct G
2) 0.6ct G - 1.14ct G - 0.61ct G
3) 0.6ct G - 1.35ct G - 0.61ct G



Can you please let me know, which of the three center stones would you choose for a three stone ring (not engagement ring, but a ring to wear apart from an engagement ring). The sides are always the same. I have to say the 3) is a bit out of my budget, but luckily I am not sure it is worth it anyway. Option 1) is closest to original. But its a once in a lifetime ring, so on the other hand your advice counts
The original ring was this, but I want the stones larger and through that proportions change a bit: https://www.facebook.com/JannPaulDiamonds/photos/a.188638361168653.43753.142685262430630/385476911484796/?type=3&permPage=1 (there are three photos)
Any other comments are more than welcome!
Possibilities are (clarities are all VS2 or higher, based on availability):
1) 0.6ct G - 1.00ct H - 0.61ct G
2) 0.6ct G - 1.14ct G - 0.61ct G
3) 0.6ct G - 1.35ct G - 0.61ct G


