Anonymous wrote:I would simply reset the diamond, sell the setting. Trust me, your kids are not really going to want your ring. Tastes change (as you are experiencing).

Ha, tell my DD that! She's been drooling over my rings for years and asked if she could have them when she gets married.

I would simply reset the diamond, sell the setting. Trust me, your kids are not really going to want your ring. Tastes change (as you are experiencing).

Anonymous wrote:How much metal are you people draping yourself in that it makes you look "sallow"?

Maybe just buy a new set?

How much metal are you people draping yourself in that it makes you look "sallow"?

Anonymous wrote:Not hard to do.

Go see Pete at Quest.

Pete retired at least a year ago or more! But Huan is still there...

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I wonder if it has to do with what color clothes you look best in. I wear black and blues and greens and pinks, never browns or orange or yellow. So I guess that says I should stick to white jewelry.

Well it's about your undertone, so clothing color and jewelry color are a part of that. Cool tones look better in silver, warm tones look better in gold. Neutral can do either. I changed from platinum to gold last year too, and it was more about the Halo that I wanted to get rid of, it made the engagement ring feel gaudy and very heavy. I wanted something simpler in style, kept the main diamond only.

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I wonder if it has to do with what color clothes you look best in. I wear black and blues and greens and pinks, never browns or orange or yellow. So I guess that says I should stick to white jewelry.

+1
I steer clear of anything with a yellow tone - yellow, orange, tomato red, beige. A deep blue/red is good though. Hard to find that shade. And definitely no gold jewelry.