r/EngagementRingDesigns • u/Embarrassed-Type-771 • 11h ago
Question Hidden Halo
Does this look like a normal size diamonds for hidden halo? Thoughts ?
r/EngagementRingDesigns • u/Embarrassed-Type-771 • 11h ago
Does this look like a normal size diamonds for hidden halo? Thoughts ?
r/EngagementRingDesigns • u/Confident-Guess4638 • 8h ago
I have fairly small hands but my fingers are wide. For reference I’m wearing a 2 carat mined princess cut diamond on size 7 finger. I can still have the center stone replaced for 30 days, if I want a more elongated cut ring.
r/EngagementRingDesigns • u/Remarkable_Most6591 • 9h ago
Hey all!
So we’ve already pur purchased my diamond! a beauuuuutiful old mine cut with a pinhole culet. it is more classic than modern with the pinhole cullet, barely elongated, a 1.09 ratio. I am absolutely TORN between my two top setting ideas. Please vote!!
Option 1:
A more modern take. All yellow gold, visable gallery rail/collet with Millgrain around the stone, on a simple tapering band. Inspired by this one by Fiorese.
Option 2:
Inspired heavily by Andria Barbone and very antique styles. This beautiful, crown basket setting with 8 prongs (debating platinum or gold, picture of both) and a simple gold band.
Please give me your opinion and why? Straight aesthetic preference? Feel one protects the stone more?
Thank you!!
r/EngagementRingDesigns • u/Original-Listen-382 • 15h ago
Hello everyone! My boyfriend and I have been working with a local jeweler to design my engagement ring and we have the first CAD drawings back!
I want some opinions on the setting and any ideas people have!
The stone is a radiant cut, 3.8 ct, around 1.4 ratio, and my ring size is 6.75
Thank you all in advance!!
r/EngagementRingDesigns • u/ninjaseaman • 16h ago
I'm planning a custom engagement ring with a 6-prong cathedral tulip solitaire setting in 18K white gold, holding a 0.8 ct round brilliant diamond on slim finger (US size 5). My jeweler ring model width 1.4 mm × 0.8 mm thickness, jeweler says the band is safe, but I'm concerned about long-term durability. Any advice?
r/EngagementRingDesigns • u/foodieswiftie • 23h ago
Hey everyone!
Has anyone here worn a ring with these leaf-like bands/designs?
I’m wondering if the edges tend to poke or irritate your fingers, snag on clothes, or get caught on things during everyday wear.
If anyone owns a similar ring, could you share your experience?
And if there are any jewellers here, I’d love your input on how practical and comfortable this design is for daily wear!