Mom2424722
Rough_Rock
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Hello Wonderful PSers!
Bear with me on this dissertation!
We decided to upgrade my e-ring in honor of our anniversary. (Who can refuse this with the wonderful world of LGD?!) I was looking at Springsparkle’s antique cushion months ago. It disappeared from the Ritani website for weeks, then was magically back. I figured, it’s meant to be, right? I put it in my cart before work, came home to buy it, and it was …gone.
Alas, it found its rightful home as I saw it here. Absolutely gorgeous on springsparkle!
A was a little heartbroken though. However, Jonathan from DG chimed in on springsparkle’s post, so I did a search on his website. I found a stone that I was fully expecting it to be a dud. For the price, it had to be too good to be true. Well… Jonathan vetted it and said not only is it stunning, but I found the proverbial “needle.” Yes, it may have a little stria, but it does not affect the optics. ASET is awesome, according to Jonathan. (video link below)
Now here is my problem. The stone is HUGE. In my world anyway. It’s a 4.12 ct, 8.65x11.24, with a 1.3 ratio. I’m worried it might look slightly ridiculous in my life. Of course, this is not going to stop me. Once a girl gets her eye on bling, girl must have said bling. And, I am fully aware of the DS syndrome.
My question to all you diamond gurus is, what setting would you suggest? Are there settings that perhaps slightly minimize a diamond’s size? (can’t believe those words just came out of my mouth.) I am not ashamed to own a lab diamond. In fact, if I had unlimited funds, I would still purchase a lab diamond. But, at the same time I don’t necessarily want people thinking I’m rocking a CZ either. Has anyone else grappled with this? Maybe I’m just way overthinking things!
Regardless, any thoughts on settings? I definitely want claw prongs. Beyond that… no clue.
Any advice would be greatly welcomed! And… just an FYI, Jonathan is amazing. Called me within minutes of putting in an inquiry. Extremely knowledgeable, kind, and helpful. Highly recommended. I know most of you already know this!
DG video
Bear with me on this dissertation!
We decided to upgrade my e-ring in honor of our anniversary. (Who can refuse this with the wonderful world of LGD?!) I was looking at Springsparkle’s antique cushion months ago. It disappeared from the Ritani website for weeks, then was magically back. I figured, it’s meant to be, right? I put it in my cart before work, came home to buy it, and it was …gone.
Alas, it found its rightful home as I saw it here. Absolutely gorgeous on springsparkle!
A was a little heartbroken though. However, Jonathan from DG chimed in on springsparkle’s post, so I did a search on his website. I found a stone that I was fully expecting it to be a dud. For the price, it had to be too good to be true. Well… Jonathan vetted it and said not only is it stunning, but I found the proverbial “needle.” Yes, it may have a little stria, but it does not affect the optics. ASET is awesome, according to Jonathan. (video link below)
Now here is my problem. The stone is HUGE. In my world anyway. It’s a 4.12 ct, 8.65x11.24, with a 1.3 ratio. I’m worried it might look slightly ridiculous in my life. Of course, this is not going to stop me. Once a girl gets her eye on bling, girl must have said bling. And, I am fully aware of the DS syndrome.
My question to all you diamond gurus is, what setting would you suggest? Are there settings that perhaps slightly minimize a diamond’s size? (can’t believe those words just came out of my mouth.) I am not ashamed to own a lab diamond. In fact, if I had unlimited funds, I would still purchase a lab diamond. But, at the same time I don’t necessarily want people thinking I’m rocking a CZ either. Has anyone else grappled with this? Maybe I’m just way overthinking things!
Regardless, any thoughts on settings? I definitely want claw prongs. Beyond that… no clue.
Any advice would be greatly welcomed! And… just an FYI, Jonathan is amazing. Called me within minutes of putting in an inquiry. Extremely knowledgeable, kind, and helpful. Highly recommended. I know most of you already know this!
DG video
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