My rings unfortunately got a little misshapen in my recent car accident, and while the Tiffany band is being taken care of right now, my eng ring setting was what got the most of it, likely from my fingers being "squeezed" so tightly around the wheel while trying to stop and avoid the situation. The one side was left a little flat, and it's out of round. We sent it in to the designer, and while they said they can try to polish it to look more symmetrical, the only real option is a remake, because when you start trying to reshape something, especially something with wirework, you risk more issues cropping up.
So while I wait for my ring to return back here to the local jeweler from the designer's offices/workshop, so that we can send it in to my insurance company, I need to find a replacement. While I knew it was misshapen, I really didn't think it was beyond fixing and didn't expect that I would need to find something.
I am going to likely stay with a simple solitaire, I don't really want anything with stones on it. I did consider a three stone briefly, but that would make me nuts if anything was remotely "off."
What's your favorite solitaire setting?
I would like to stay 6 prong, and it has to be platinum bec I cannot wear gold against my skin (severe reactions to actual gold AND alloys).
So while I wait for my ring to return back here to the local jeweler from the designer's offices/workshop, so that we can send it in to my insurance company, I need to find a replacement. While I knew it was misshapen, I really didn't think it was beyond fixing and didn't expect that I would need to find something.
I am going to likely stay with a simple solitaire, I don't really want anything with stones on it. I did consider a three stone briefly, but that would make me nuts if anything was remotely "off."
What's your favorite solitaire setting?
I would like to stay 6 prong, and it has to be platinum bec I cannot wear gold against my skin (severe reactions to actual gold AND alloys).