Stacking rings

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#91
my wedding band is a raphael shared prong by them, 5ish point stones and I LOVE IT. I think that with two thinner ones, or another one of the two thin shared prong with a wider one in the middle would be killer.
 
#93
Have you tried a stack with these two mm sizes (9.7mm and 8.8 mm) to decide how thick you want your stack to be? Also, do you know how deep these rings measure? Have you made sure the stack would be even (as in one ring doesn't stand off your finger more than another)?
 
#94
Yes, try it on.
and if you want USEFUL advice as to what the stack looks like from us, post photos with the rings on your finger, showing your whole hand. Sending us your ring size is useless. I have size a 6.25 finger and I have a friend who has a lot smaller finger than that--a size 4, I believe. Yet she can wear large rings, big solitaires and stacks and I can't. although I have long, piano playing fingers (and I do play the piano), there is no length on my ring fingers between the lowest knuckle and my hand. So nothing much fits there. Large solitaires look odd, and stacks looked jammed.
People's hands have so many variations, we can't tell what will look nice on you without seeing it.
Good luck.
 
#95
Are you planning on wearing your ER with the stacks? If so, what is the size and how is it set? That could make a difference in the total look.
 
#96
Just got a new band that I wanted to add. It is the channel set one in the middle.

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#98
cakegirl said:
Just got a new band that I wanted to add. It is the channel set one in the middle.
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cakegirl - Very nice! You are lucky to have long, slender fingers to accomodate 3 stacked rings, one of which is huge. What are the widths (and melee size) of the two smalleer eternity bands (one share prong and the other channel set)?

With the metal on the side, the channel set eternity not only protects the other two rings, it also complete the look of the trio.
 
#99
Thanks Cristiflora! When I chose the shared prong rings I didn't know that they could damage each other, but soon realized it would be best to wear something between. I just got married and he surprised me with the channel set one on our wedding day. It is perfect and I love how it completes the look. The largest band is my engagement ring. I wanted an eternity band instead of a solitaire.
Here are the widths and tcw of each band. I don't have the info on the melee size at home-my husband has all the appraisal info at his office.
top band- 4.6mm 2.5 tcw
middle band 2.2mm .5 tcw
bottom band 2mm 1.2 tcw
 
#100
Babilu said:
Here's my band (which I shouldn't be wearing yet...oppssiii!). It's the 3mm from Tiffany. Engagement ring also from Tiffany.

and this one is the one I wish to get once we have our first baby (in a few years)..hopefully a daughter so I can pass it down to her:
http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/Item.aspx?fromGrid=1&sku=GRP02092&mcat=148204&cid=287462&search_params=s+5-p+8-c+287462-r+-x+-n+6-ri+-ni+0-t+
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Bad girl! Bad Girl Babilu!!! ;)

I wear my Schlumberger 16-stone X-O platinum on the right (my DREAM band :love: )

But since seeing Nutcracker's pix, I may have to add a Celebration ring or two to umm......keep my e-ring secure, ya know??!!!!! That's totally "rationalize-able" right girls???!!!!
 
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