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Diamond engagement ring
Here are some pics of a diamond engagement ring we just created for a customer of our who is flying in today from Florida to pick it up! The princess cut diamond ring features our Signature SuperbCert Princess Cut 1.40 carat, F color, VS2 clarity Diamond set in an elegant white gold engagement ring setting.
An important aspect to this unique engagement ring is the "chevron" or "V" tip prongs that encase the four points of the princess diamond so as to protect the structural integrity of the stone.
For more information on our Signature Princess Cut Diamonds which are crafted to achieve maximum brilliance and beauty, click on this link:
http://www.exceldiamonds.com/education/superbcert-princess-cut.php
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How do you feel about rhodium plating for fine jewelry?
Posted by: caroline on June 5, 2007 7:17 PM
Caroline,
It is an excellent way of protecting the integrity of the piece and routinely done for the final production stages on custom jewelry work.
Posted by: Judah Gutwein on June 6, 2007 10:43 AM
This is how my setting was and I loved it. That was until I took it to a jeweler to get my rings cut off while being pregnant and swollen. Needless to say they tried moving the setting cut back and the entire ring fell apart! Diamond and all. They put the diamond back and now it looks completely different and I hate it. The diamond is sitting way to low and isn't perfectly square in the setting anymore. It's almost a radiant cut look. So mad.
Posted by: Anonymous on December 24, 2008 10:57 AM