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Member3242 posts
Sugar bee
- Yipeebee
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: May 2014
My ring is sort of a solitaire but it has accent stones. If it has accent stones is it no longer a solitaire?? Discuss!!
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Honey bee
Post # 3
Member773 posts
Busy bee
- cucumberroll
- 6 years ago
Pretty, but not a solitaire.
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Member773 posts
Busy bee
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Member1978 posts
Buzzing bee
- somethingbee
- 6 years ago
Lovely, but no, not a solitaire.
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Member1770 posts
Buzzing bee
Post # 7
Member3031 posts
Sugar bee
- amberback
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: May 2015 - Walnut Hill Bed & Breakfast
I wouldn’t consider a solitaire. Some people are a bit more leanant with that term, it seems. To me a solitaire is 1 diamond on a metal band (not pave).
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Member1981 posts
Buzzing bee
- MrsWoods47
- 6 years ago
Not a solitaire
Post # 9
Member3532 posts
Sugar bee
- heputaringonit
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: December 2015
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Bumble bee
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Member6368 posts
Bee Keeper
- pinkcorsage
- 6 years ago
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Bee Keeper
Post # 13
Member1460 posts
Bumble bee
- sonyazach87
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: August 2015
Love it 🙂 Definitely not a solitare–A solitare is by definition is a gem that is set alone.
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Member892 posts
Busy bee
- sporkette
- 6 years ago
I never did get why some people call a ring with more than one stone a solitaire. solitary means alone, as in one.
Post # 15
Member2689 posts
Sugar bee
- MeandMyLouboutins
- 6 years ago
- Wedding: May 2015
Interesting…
I always considered a solitaire a stone with a plain band (even bands with side stones I never considered to be soli’s) but it seems that may not be the definition
I don’t consider yours one though
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