MemberHi bees. I’m thinking for Christmas or valentines day I’ll ask for a RHR that has morganite stones. I’m thinking a 3 stone ring with a halo around each stone.
Where shall I start searching? I’m extremely picky and think starting now will give me plenty of time to refine my search.
MemberMemberAlso I want each stone to be in the .60 range. Maybe a .60 center with .40 on either side.
MemberI’ve been very happy with my custom morganite ring purchase with SundariGems on Etsy.
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Member@LovesBeingAMrs: I got my morganite pear right hand ring from Sam N Sue on Etsy. They were very accomodating as I changed my order multiple times. Here is a three stone morganite ring but without a halo. They do have other three stone rings with halos, however that I am sure can be reset with morganites.
http://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/105196329/white-gold-three-stone-cushion-cut?ref=shop_home_active
Member@blushbliss: hey thanks! They do pretty work. I am starting to wonder though, if I went through an etsy dealer, what would I do if a pave side stone fell out? I’d probably be left on my own to take it to a local jeweler huh?
Member@LovesBeingAMrs: yes, I assume so. i hadn’t really thought about that because I’ve never lost one of my pave stones. I hope I never do lol
MemberI had insane issues with SundariGems from Etsy, my package got stuck in customs because of her lying on the form about the value. We ended up getting a full refund and leaving her to sort out the mess at customs.
I purchased my ring from Serenade Diamonds from Etsy, we talked about stone sizes, and colors, I wanted my morgante as pink as possible – we talked about my price point, diamond accent sizes and such. Then I received a full color computer render of my ring after I had completed payment, we tweaked a few things, I recevied another render, and I signed off on the design. The ring took less than a week to be made and it was here less than two weeks after that. No customs fees for it being Made in the US, which was great. 🙂
I would recommend shooting Lauren a message, she’s quick to reply and full of details. They cover any stone replacements for a year, then shipping costs are on you to have it repaired. 🙂
If you tell them Ellie recommended them to you might get a 10% discount as well.
You had commented on my ring in another thread. It is a 1.4ct morganite, with .7 of VS2, G-H diamonds. We created my ring from a few others that I loved and mushed together.
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Essentially this in white gold