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#18
Swanky Mama Of Three said:
I love a super thin band for a solitaire :yes:
But please know how delicate pave can be, especially if you ever want to pair a band w/ it.

I have 6 prongs now and I like less metal, I want to go to 4 or 5 prongs.
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As Swanky I love super thin band and my solatire is set in 6 prongs, however I would like to reset it in 4 claw prongs or 4 prongs. The one problem with the thin band that I found is that when I was looking for a wedding band is that I had to get a thin wedding band otherwise it competed with the ering.
 
#19
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See the bands in my avatar? They are so thin and delicate they don't compete at all.
Well, at least I don't think they do! :push:

I know what you mean, the beauty of a solitaire is it's simplicity, I LOVE that.
 
#20
Thanks everyone. I plan to do a thin wedding band as well. Maybe I will re think my 6 prong preferance as I dont want to cover the stone too much.

I do love the Leon mege settings but I dont know if BF will want to spend that much if its more than Tacori. I would rather spend the money on the rock than the setting... hmmm so much to think about !
 
#22
itsonly4me said:
Thanks everyone. I plan to do a thin wedding band as well. Maybe I will re think my 6 prong preferance as I dont want to cover the stone too much.

I do love the Leon mege settings but I dont know if BF will want to spend that much if its more than Tacori. I would rather spend the money on the rock than the setting... hmmm so much to think about !
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For this type of setting Leon's price may be comparable to Tacori. Just give him a call and get a quote--sometimes he turns out to be a lot less than people think. Just make sure you tell him your concerns about a wedding band because I know he's told others before that they simply can't wear a band with his three-sided pave settings. But I know there are other options.
 
#23
Normally I think he is on-par with most designer settings. His solitaires with no pave, just plain plat, are usually $1500-1800ish depending on the size of the stone and how Platinum is in the market.
 
#25
i have 4 claw prongs and i think the claws keep it looking rounder. my other ring has a very thin pave split shank, which i think is another good option for having a thin band that is still very sturdy. sometimes the very thin bands tend to bend and with pave the small stones will fall out of a bent setting.
 
#29
ahertz said:
For this type of setting Leon's price may be comparable to Tacori. Just give him a call and get a quote--sometimes he turns out to be a lot less than people think. Just make sure you tell him your concerns about a wedding band because I know he's told others before that they simply can't wear a band with his three-sided pave settings. But I know there are other options.
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After hearing about his personality.. I am kind of scared!! lol
 
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