Thoughts on 1.5mm or 1.8mm or 2mm Rose Gold setting?

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grlnextdoor said:
Sorry I'm so silly- I read it as this rose gold was your first and now your last :)

I would love to see if your ring if you would like to share it. Is your ring pretty fitted? Does it still move around a lot?
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Absolutely! I love sharing it.

It's not too fitted. It's my normal ring size, but that it's thinner it's a bit loose. It gets into the 110 where I live in the summer, so I wouldn't change the size. It definitely gets shifts when it's colder though.
 

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leechiyong said:
Absolutely! I love sharing it.

It's not too fitted. It's my normal ring size, but that it's thinner it's a bit loose. It gets into the 110 where I live in the summer, so I wouldn't change the size. It definitely gets shifts when it's colder though.
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pretty!!! i love the color on your skin tone, the colors compliments your skin really well.
 
#18
Christiflora said:
I have a way of minimizing spinning problem. I simply stack my Diamond ring with another band, either a 2mm channel set Diamond eternity band or a thin all-metal spacer band. The combined width helps hold my rings in place. My solitaire Diamond stays in the middle, on top.

Do you plan to stack your Ering with a wedding band or something? If your wedding band happens to be a Diamond eternity ring with exposed diamonds (that is, not channel set), then you may end up wearing three rings as a stack, with a thin metal spacer ring in between for protecting damage from Diamond rubbing/contact. With this wider stack, for sure you will have no spinning problem.
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I don't plan on stacking my Ering and will only wear it on my left hand (all other times wedding band), when I am going out or on the weekends. I may have to put in beads or a guard thing to prevent it from spinning.
 
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