Anyone with smaller stone u prong bands? 3-4pointers?

[susiecee]

I am looking to have a ring my dad made me out of my mom's diamonds when I was younger into my wedding band.
There are 11 stones. Each measuring 2.2-2.4mm (3-4pt). I am looking to create a u prong band and would purchase additional stones to add to it so that it's 3/4 band with diamonds.

My only concern is that I don't know what it would look like. It seems most people who have posted their u prong bands are on the larger side. How would something smaller like mine look?

Please share thank you!

 

[Trekkie]

Hi there!

I'm surprised your post fell to the second page. I think there are quite a few of us who have smaller u-prong bands. I don't have exactly what you're looking for, but here you go anyway. Hopefully it gives you some idea?

Mine is a 7 stone band made up of 7 (I think? Could be 8 pointers). My engagement ring is a .51 G VS2.

My rings are filthy, sorry. I used to clean them obsessively and then I had a baby so now just wearing rings is enough of an achievement.

 

[Trekkie]

...and this is what it looks like next to another 7 stone band made up of 7 pointers (or 8 pointers. I should look it up at some point, lol).

This was my official wedding band but I didn't like the side view so I had the u-prong made. Definitely prefer the look of the u-prong.

Top down they look identical, and with 11 stones, it'll probably give way more finger coverage, so perhaps look at 3-4 pointer eternity bands with engagement rings similar to yours to give you an idea of what it'll look like top down?

Do come back and show us your band when you get it back - I'd love to see it!

 

[gemgirl]

I think they're pretty made in any stone weight. Mine will have twenty pointers, but I've seen them made in the size you're asking about and they're just as beautiful. I found out from trying on my friend Annette's (the original Annette U-Prong Eternity) and from trying on plenty of samples, that it's a very comfortable, easy setting to wear.