MemberCongratulations! I purchased this one but the stone was a bit too small so I am having a larger one put in which will hopefully be sufficient for my small hands lol.
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So exciting! Be sure to share pics once you get it! My ering is technically a moval cut, but I insert myself into the oval boards because I can’t pass up a chance to share my beauty! I also just got an oval sapphire rhr that I’m obsessed with.
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My fingers are too short speak on a stack, but I obviously have an oval bias 😉
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lab grown 1.90 carat oval with a spread like a 2.5 carat
10.34 x 6.96 – this is super important about ovals, you don’t necessarily need to get a larger carat size to get the best finger coverage
ratio 1.49 – as well this is important if you want a skinnier or chubbier oval, I wanted a skinnier one so this ratio is perfect. The ideal ratio is 1.45 they say but this is really personal preference
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rose gold pave band French cut – width 1.7mm
white gold tiger claw prongs
under halo with a slightly higher setting
My finger size is 5.5
I love it so much, better than I could have imagine. I did the pave and French on the band cause i didn’t want the rose gold to be too noticeable. I wanted the diamonds to shine.
I was apart of the designing which I highly recommend, you’re going to be wearing this ring your entire life so you want to love it, my fiance wouldn’t have been able to know any of these little details. I didn’t see the ring till he proposed so it was still a surprise! 
MemberMemberMemberThis of my everyday engagement ring…. yes all 3 pieces which will be combined into one ring. Center stone 5 cts then the bands and such equal 6.25 cts. Then I my going out ring like to the country club with a 9 ct Center stone plus the sides equal 11 cts with a 5 ct eternity Asher cut band. I don’t feel comfortable wearing my large ring everyday and I have a size 8 ring finger
