(Closed) Calling all solitaire ladies!

posted 6 years ago in Rings
Post # 1
Member
607 posts
Busy bee
  • Wedding: June 2012

I am going to have to replace the head on my solitaire ring (I damaged my ring so it has to be completely re-done).  Since I have to do it anyway, I was thinking about changing the prongs a bit, but wanted to get ideas.  I want my e-ring and wedding ring to sit flush against each other.  Soooooo, I’m looking for some inspiration for prongs on rings that will sit flush (or almost flush) with a wedding band.  I posted a picture of what the ring looks like from the side.  I think I may try to do a lower setting as well, but not apposed to sticking with a cathedral.  Post away! 🙂

 

Post # 3
Member
729 posts
Busy bee

@Tigrrlily04:  sorry to hear of your ring woes….  here is a pic of my solitaire flushed together with one of two bands.

 

 

Post # 4
Member
732 posts
Busy bee

I think maybe the best way to get what you want would be to ask them to lower the cathedral. I’m not 100% sure, but I think the only way to make a band sit flush with a solitaire is to have a cathedral head. I have seen some low cathedral settings before, something like this maybe?

Post # 5
Member
483 posts
Helper bee
  • Wedding: May 2012

My bands still flush against each other.  I have a standard 4 prong head.  My wedding bands have slight indentations for where the base of the prongs sit.  Looks like your band has some sort of a pattern so this head may fit into it.

sorry, huge pic!

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