Tiffany's Diamond Solitaire
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Congraulations! I think the Tiffany ring is amazing (I love mine!) I find the knife prong setting very comfortable. It also makes the ring look more delicate and really show cases the diamond - mine is slightly over a carat. The HW ring is also beautiful - and while I like the prongs better, I don't know I definitely like the setting better on the Tiffany ring, and I wouldn't want interested prongs to take away from my diamond. I have to tell you that I haven't seen a ring style yet that matches mine for its clean simplicity and delicate look - but of course I'm biased!
Your finance is going to be thrilled!! Keep us posted.
Your finance is going to be thrilled!! Keep us posted.
Hey! That's what I was thinking today when making a decision about c/c/c/c and size. I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks so!!!
I am still debating between the 1.65 E/VS1 for $34K or the 1.77 E/VS1 for $39,100.
Also wondering if the difference between E/VS1 and F/VS2 is really that much of a difference (or any of those combinations).
I will decide the 2nd week of April when I view 5 or 6 stones................
Yes. As long as you get a ring that follows the 4 Cs -- cut, color, clarity, and carat -- you can find diamonds that have the same quality (again, my opinion, other opinions will differ
).Hubby and I did exhaustive research on the topic before we bought my ring. The same style ring I have would have cost three times more at Tiffany. But again ... no offense meant to those with Tiffany rings.
no, not w/ the naked eye and most people are never ever going to be analyzing a diamond so close anyhow.
she is very lucky to have a man that would take all of these factors into consideration. Tiffanys was above our budget at the time of engagment, but what mattered to me was that my husband took the time to learn..and choose the best diamond that he could. i still love it 15 years later, and the tiny inclusion helps me to identify it...i wouldn't change it for the world.
i wish you the world of happiness, go with your heart..but use the wisdom that you have to choose the most beautiful stone, that fits your and her lifestyle. she will be blown away with both the ring, and the thought that you put into choosing it for her.
best wishes to you!
i wish you the world of happiness, go with your heart..but use the wisdom that you have to choose the most beautiful stone, that fits your and her lifestyle. she will be blown away with both the ring, and the thought that you put into choosing it for her.
best wishes to you!
she is very lucky to have a man that would take all of these factors into consideration. Tiffanys was above our budget at the time of engagment, but what mattered to me was that my husband took the time to learn..and choose the best diamond that he could. i still love it 15 years later, and the tiny inclusion helps me to identify it...i wouldn't change it for the world.
i wish you the world of happiness, go with your heart..but use the wisdom that you have to choose the most beautiful stone, that fits your and her lifestyle. she will be blown away with both the ring, and the thought that you put into choosing it for her.
best wishes to you!
Thank you for your warm wishes
I appreciate them. I have narrowed the final four choices to the following:1.77ct E/VS1 $39100.
1.96ct F/VS1 $38600.
1.76ct E/VS2 $35900.
1.65ct E/VS1 $34000.
The 1.77 and 1.65 are stunning to say the least (I saw them with 4 other stones before). My SA is going to compare the other two then I will decide.
I realize I could get a less expensive diamond somewhere else but I value the reputation, service, warranty etc. of Tiffany's. I don't mind paying more for quality. I drove other makes and models of cars before I purchased my Mercedes AMG and the whole experience has been the greatest. You get what you pay for most of the time. There is always something better but you have to find your comfort zone. There isn't a written law that says who the best is. Harry Winston, Graff, Cartier, Tiffany's are all exceptional and they all appeal to different people. Fot this one particular item I chose Tiffany's, in the future for other purchases I would consider almost anyone, just like I did with the engagement ring. It has been fun. I met a lot of really nice people and learned a lot about diamonds.
Talk to you later,
Michael
1.96ct F/VS1 $38600.
1.76ct E/VS2 $35900.
1.65ct E/VS1 $34000.
The 1.77 and 1.65 are stunning to say the least (I saw them with 4 other stones before). My SA is going to compare the other two then I will decide.
I realize I could get a less expensive diamond somewhere else but I value the reputation, service, warranty etc. of Tiffany's. I don't mind paying more for quality. I drove other makes and models of cars before I purchased my Mercedes AMG and the whole experience has been the greatest. You get what you pay for most of the time. There is always something better but you have to find your comfort zone. There isn't a written law that says who the best is. Harry Winston, Graff, Cartier, Tiffany's are all exceptional and they all appeal to different people. Fot this one particular item I chose Tiffany's, in the future for other purchases I would consider almost anyone, just like I did with the engagement ring. It has been fun. I met a lot of really nice people and learned a lot about diamonds.
Talk to you later,
Michael
Michael. . . soem may not agree w/ me, but if you can afford it, go for the bigger one.
We're looking to upgrade my ring at the 10 yr mark and it could save you the same thing later down the road.
That's JMO since it's not a HUGE amount of # difference.
We're looking to upgrade my ring at the 10 yr mark and it could save you the same thing later down the road.
That's JMO since it's not a HUGE amount of # difference.
