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SIDE VIEWS PLEASE: 4 prong and 6 prong round brilliant solitaires!

posted 1 year ago in Rings

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Helper bee

poppyflower43
1 year ago

Wedding: City, State

4 prong, cathedral setting .91 carat

Post # 17

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ispeakingifs
1 year ago

Wedding: City, State

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stonewell : Your ring is beautiful!

Post # 18

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cypresstree85
1 year ago

My setting is Mark Morrell, and the side view of the prongs is my favorite thing about it! It’s a 6-prong ring, size 4.5 (the diamond is 0.76 carat).

Post # 19

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ispeakingifs
1 year ago

Wedding: City, State

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cypresstree85 : Thank you!!!!

Brilliant Earth has a similar setting called the Esme. Would you mind showing me a top view with that carat size? One of the BE reviews had a photo with a small stone that made the prongs look like tentacles, as I mentioned originally. I would love to see similar settings with a 0.76ct (I’m a size 4).

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stonewell
1 year ago

Wedding: July 2013

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ispeakingifs : Thank you!! Hope you don’t mind me sharing one more of my favorite pics 🥰

Post # 21

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msop04
1 year ago

Wedding: March 2013

3.33 ct (9.8 mm) GIA I/SI2 in modified CVB “Jovyn” platinum solitaire. Size 4.75.

Post # 22

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echomomm
1 year ago

Wedding: February 1997

Mine is a 4 prong cathedral, no basket. It is a GIA ex/ex/ex, 1.71 ct, I color, SI1.

Post # 23

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vc329
1 year ago

Wedding: December 2020 - City, State

Maybe you want to look at basket settings instead of prong settings? I have this hand-me-down ring thats probably a little dated in style, but definitely no tentacles here!

Post # 24

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Grid
1 year ago

Its profile is my favorite part 🤗

Post # 25

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ispeakingifs
1 year ago

Wedding: City, State

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TheGridMonster : SHINY

Post # 26

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Hutchieee
1 year ago

Round cut brilliant 0.6 carat solitaire in a low cathedral setting. It has four prongs set in a kite orientation. Hope that helps!

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cypresstree85
1 year ago

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ispeakingifs : I was looking at the Esme from Brilliant Earth too, but I like Mark Morrell’s designs better. He makes a few different settings, but I chose the Slim Petite Torchiere, which has a 2mm band (the Petite Torchiere is the same design, but with a 2.5mm band). Here’s a top view of my ring.