Cartier love ring as wedding band??

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tresorchic

tresorchic

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Feb 15, 2007
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#1
I am looking for a simple wedding band to stack with my e-ring (attached). Do you think the love ring will match? Does anyone have pictures of their e-ring stacked with Cartier love ring? Would appreciate a picture :) :) thanks mucho!!ImageUploadedByPurseForum1380403895.334662.jpg
 
#2
My engagement ring is very similar style to yours. I have the love wedding band and six diamond ring, and neither are quite right for it IMHO. My husband had a diamond eternity band made that sits flush against it, but can be rotated to the opposite side if I want to wear the band alone .... Then again love pieces are always a great choice.
 
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Lux_Mommy said:
My engagement ring is very similar style to yours. I have the love wedding band and six diamond ring, and neither are quite right for it IMHO. My husband had a diamond eternity band made that sits flush against it, but can be rotated to the opposite side if I want to wear the band alone .... Then again love pieces are always a great choice.
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Thanks Lux_mommy! Do you have modeling pic? If it does not good or doable at all, I won't even bother driving one hour for it :)
 
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Ok here are the images, please excuse my super swollen/chubby pregnancy fingers and hand. For reference the center stone is a 2.52 Asscher, VVS2, H. I hope the images are okay. This is the first time I have posted pics.
 

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I do not think the love would coordinate well with this if you want something that coordinates. I don't think rings have to "match" but I do think they should go together and the Love is really just a simple pipe cut band and is actually rather stark and masculine, your ER is the opposite. I would get the Love as a stand alone if you want and get something that better coordinates with your ER to wear with it.
 
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willwrk4bags said:
I do not think the love would coordinate well with this if you want something that coordinates. I don't think rings have to "match" but I do think they should go together and the Love is really just a simple pipe cut band and is actually rather stark and masculine, your ER is the opposite. I would get the Love as a stand alone if you want and get something that better coordinates with your ER to wear with it.
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That is exactly how I feel, which is why my love rings are always RHR and never paired with my ER. The almost industrial feel of the loves (and don't get me wrong I love my love collection) doesn't seem to due delicate halo rings justice.
 
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willwrk4bags said:
i do not think the love would coordinate well with this if you want something that coordinates. I don't think rings have to "match" but i do think they should go together and the love is really just a simple pipe cut band and is actually rather stark and masculine, your er is the opposite. I would get the love as a stand alone if you want and get something that better coordinates with your er to wear with it.
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+1
 
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Lux_Mommy said:
Ok here are the images, please excuse my super swollen/chubby pregnancy fingers and hand. For reference the center stone is a 2.52 Asscher, VVS2, H. I hope the images are okay. This is the first time I have posted pics.
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Thanks lux_mommy! These pics really help. Thanks others for the opinion as well. I feel the same that the band does look "masculine". The search continues!
 
#13
Your ring is so pretty and feminine. I think a matching diamond band would compliment it best. IMO the love takes away from your beautiful diamond ering because it's so plain and masculine when paired together with that style ering.
 
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