The ring in your photo is gorgeous!Congratz!!! This ring provides such beautiful finger coverage and is one of the few rings I adore with double halos. Tiffany def got it right!
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The ring in your photo is gorgeous!Congratz!!! This ring provides such beautiful finger coverage and is one of the few rings I adore with double halos. Tiffany def got it right!
I looked online for photos of someone wearing a smaller stone Soleste, and couldn't find one anywhere. I'm happy this helps you, and I definitely feel like I have enough finger coverage. My only issue is deciding what to do about a band. I feel that if I get even a tiny wedding band (the metro) it will be distracting. I don't want the wedding band to take up the same width as my halo either. Then, people would be lost trying to see the centerpiece of my ring.That is STUNNING!!! I already told hubby that if he ever gets me an anniversary ring, I want this to be it. I've been waiting for someone to post one under 1/2 carat so thank you! It looks just beautiful on you![]()
The ring in your photo is gorgeous!
When I went to Tiffany's about a month ago, they had . 30 ct. H, IF for $4,200. Honestly, despite it's small size, I thought it was really cute, and dainty. If it's what you want, then I say go for it.Just a quick question, what is Tiffany's upgrade policy?
I was looking at a very similar ring at a mall jewelry store. It was about $2500 and 1.25 carats total (1/2 carat center). Honestly, if my boyfriend is willing, I'd rather he buy a soleste for about 4,000 (slightly smaller center), then buy the other ring. At least there we can upgrade eventually when the time comes, as he's already said we can upgrade in a few years. If he buys the other ring, I have a feeling I'd just be getting a different ring in a few years. At least with this ring, the money we pay now can go into the upgrade.
What do you girls think? Is it worth it? I'm not sure what size center stone I could get for 4,000. I don't need the best clarity, and an I color would be fine with me.
When I went to Tiffany's about a month ago, they had . 30 ct. H, IF for $4,200. Honestly, despite it's small size, I thought it was really cute, and dainty. If it's what you want, then I say go for it.
If you and your boyfriend are talking about rings together, ask him his opinion on whether you could "pitch in" a little extra cash to get the ring you really want ($1,000 goes a long way, and you could get almost .50 ct. with that). After all, marriage is working together to make both parties happy. I love my small diamond, and people love how it sparkles. Lots of "Ooohs and Aaaah's from my girlfriends. Plus the upgrade is pretty nice, but I'd never trade my ring, my fiance can just buy me an addition in the future! Hope this helps.
^Your ring is gorgeous! Great pics.
So boyfriend is away for a month, but I emailed him about the ring. Waiting to see what he says.
Just a question, would it look weird if I went to Tiffany's alone and looked/try on the ring? I kind of want to get a feel for the size and see if I really like it. Obviously I would be limited to what they have in store (if they have any) as I don't want them to go through the trouble of getting more in when my boyfriend isn't there and we're not seriously looking yet. I just like to do my own shopping before I definitely tell him I like something.
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TIffany's upgrade policy would suit you very well. In fact, we almost went with it too.
You have about 5 years (thought one SA told us they have done it up to 10) to come back and trade it in. It needs to be for a ring that is either 2x the size or 2x the price. So, a 1/2 carat I would be great because it's around $5000, really easy to find something at Tiffany's that you'd love for $10 000 or 1 carat. The only catch is that they need to take your ring away and have their jewelers appraise it and buff out the scratches. That takes 6 weeks and they will retain a couple hundred for a buffing fee. Otherwise, you will get full current value for the ring to put towards a new one. Really, a great deal if you need a few years to upgrade.