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Channel Set Princess Cut Diamond Engagement Ring
Previously, I posted pictures of two diamond engagement rings by world famous designer Vatche. I mentioned that they have two extremely popular channel set round diamond engagement rings in 18kt. gold or platinum. These are the Royal X Prong Channel Ring and the Comfort Fit X Prong Channel Ring. Although the differences between these two diamond engagement rings is subtle, there is one major difference in how the shank of these two rings are configured where it meets the basket. While the Royal X Prong diamond ring has more of a distinctive taper where it meets the center stone, the comfort fit is fatter on top without the taper. What suits your taste is a matter of personal preference. Both rings are quite beautiful and extremely sought after.
Here are pictures of the same configurations of these two Vatche diamond engagement rings...but for princess cut loose diamonds instead. Here too, you will notice the differences between both diamond rings.
Vatche Royal X Prong Diamond Channel Engagement Ring
Vatche Comfort Fit Diamond Channel Engagement Ring
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