@omg_itsT: I just wanted to share my experience with Pompeii3. A few years ago, I had lost my engagement ring, we didn’t have much of a budget for a replacement, so i was pretty stoked when I stumbled across the Pompeii3 website. I ordered my ring from them they were fairly helpful, it shipped in a reasonable amount of time. When I got the ring, Ihad some issues with it and they were very, very uninterested in resolving my problem, they rarely returned emails, I finally gave up and kept the ring.
I can’t really complain, the ring was not terribly expensive, but their customer service was lacking and the quality of the craftsmanship of my ring is sub par. The diamonds are very heavily included, so we are not talking about one little speck here or there, they are peppered and the diamonds in the halos and along the band are all over the place in regards to colour/clarity, some sparkle and some are so dull, you can’t even see them.
I recently considered buying a semi mount through them, and I found them to be once again rather unaccommodating and slow to respond to emails.
My point here is to say that if you like the style and truly do not care about the clarity of the diamonds, then pompeii3 is a good option. I know that they were the only way I was going to get a diamond ring with good finger coverage back when I got mine, and I am someone who just cannot rock small solitaires (they make my hands look weird, other people can pull them off..just not me!) I just want you to be aware that they can be difficult to work with, and their rings look a lot nicer in the stock pics than they do in real life.
For what it’s worth, I love the first ring you posted 🙂
I hope this long post makes sense, I feel like I may be rambling..
Here is my pompeii3 ring, to give you a bit of an idea, It’s really big to show a bit more in detail what I am talking about,.
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