MemberLike, you can’t see mine move and its hardly noticeable but when you tap on the top of the stone it makes a noise like its rocking. Like it doesn’t make a noise when I shake it or anything.
I just got the ring less than a month ago so I don’t know if this is normal at all.
Maybe im just paranoid…..hopefully
MemberYou should get it fixed before it gets worse. If it’s a hard stone like a diamond, it can gradually cut it’s way through the metal and eventually fall out if it’s not properly secured. I had to get my prongs tightened shortly after I got engaged. It’s a very cheap fix. I took it to a local jeweler and they actually did it for free.
blueskykt.
MemberYour stone should NOT move in its setting at all. If it does, it needs to be in for repairs. I recently noticed when I absentmindedly touched the top of my stone that it moved. It was very slight, but unmistakable. I took it off and had it repaired immediately. I wouldn’t put it back on until it had been tightened. Don’t let anyone tell you that the stone moving is normal because it is not.
MemberTake that puppy in to be fixed! The last thing you want is for your stone to fall out!
Memberso I’m pretty sure they were trying to rip me off because my ring is brand new and you shouldn’t have to redo anything just to make the prongs tighter right?
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MemberWho set the stone to begin with? I would go back there and politely demand that it be fixed. It is NOT normal for a stone to rock, tilt or spin in its setting.
MemberIf your ring is brand new take it back to the jeweller you got it from, they should fix it for free.
As PPs have said, the rocking, however slight, is not good.
MemberDid you get a warranty? They should fix it for free, if so…
MemberIf it’s a bezel it should be okay (depends on now much it moves). My jeweller said that it’s impossible to make a bezel air tight without breaking the stone, so it’ll always move a tiny tiny bit, but since it’s fully enclosed the stone won’t fall out. Mine was wobbling a bit so I brought it back, they adjusted it and made it as tight as they could without breaking the stone.
If it’s a prong setting though then it shouldn’t be moving at all.
MemberSecond story, I got a little .20 princess solitaire from a pawn shop but a prong was bent. Walked into a little downtown jeweler and aske how much it would be. He went in back came out 30 seconds later an said I owed him nothing. It was just bending a prong. Over 9 months later it’s still inplace.
I second going back to where you got it if you trust them. if not it shouldn’t be expensive to fix one prong
MemberMines rocked for a while, theny diamond fell out. The jeweler told me that one ofy prongs was loose. Not broke but lose, when he tried to tighten it, it broke. I then decided to upgrade to a 6 prong, just for peace of mind.
MemberMines rocked for a while, then my diamond fell out. The jeweler told me that one ofy my prongs was loose. Not broke but lose, when he tried to tighten it, it broke. I then decided to upgrade to a 6 prong, just for peace of mind.
robinvalentine.
MemberMemberi don’t know if it’s a bezel but here’s a picture of it. I bought it from Moissaniteco so sending it to get it fixed is a little difficult but yes I do have a warranty. I just thought it would be easier to get it done at a local jeweler so I did t have to go without it for a while. Also could this be because I got a cushion cut in what is supposed to be a princess setting. I don’t think it going to fall out because the (what I call prongs) are so thick. Do you think its because of the setting?
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