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Anonymous wrote:Three stones: a center round diamond and two side round sapphires, in a platinum setting.

Sounds pretty! Probably what I thought I wanted but my husband surprised me with something completely different and I'm ecstatic. Did you pick yours or did he?

Thanks! He did - I gave no input. I love the sapphires.

Anonymous wrote:Three stones: a center round diamond and two side round sapphires, in a platinum setting.

Sounds pretty! Probably what I thought I wanted but my husband surprised me with something completely different and I'm ecstatic. Did you pick yours or did he?

Anonymous wrote:Inherited early twentieth century diamond from family. Reset in a band I now consider too gaudy. We're divorcing. I'm bitter.

Are you keeping the ring?

2ct ascher cut surrounded by diamonds supported by split shank with tiny diamonds, all in platinum. I have 3.5 finger so it looks magnificent.

3.8 carat eternity band

3/4 carat flawless diamond four prong solitaire in 2mm 14k yellow gold band. Perfect, but I think my DH didn’t quite trust me when I said I wanted yellow gold, instead of white, so glad he listened to me instead of the sales lady about metal type.

3 ct. radiant cut solitaire set in diamond band. Once upon a time, I thought I'd add side stones, but now I prefer the simple look of a solitaire.

My grandmother’s diamond, a 1.2 round set in a 2mm plain platinum band. Wedding ring is 2mm as well but is a half eternity band.

One carat oval diamond in platinum.

Perfection! I've only seen one other oval diamond, and the other one was in yellow gold.

1.5 ct/H/VS1 (GIA) cost $7k (a bargain).

Inherited early twentieth century diamond from family. Reset in a band I now consider too gaudy. We're divorcing. I'm bitter.

Mine is tacky-big - 4.75 carat emerald cut solitaire. I feel tacky/pretentious wearing it but it was a gift from my grandfather to my grandmother. He died just around when I was born so it was the only thing of his I have or will likely ever have. And my grandmother wore it for decades which I also love.

Anonymous wrote:His grandmother's five stone old mine cut diamonds, reset into a rose gold band (12 years ago, I SWEAR before rose gold became a thing). It looks like an anniversary band, but I like that it's not a traditional solitaire. I would have stopped wearing one of those ages ago.

Wow, you care a lot about appearances. Not cute.

His grandmother's five stone old mine cut diamonds, reset into a rose gold band (12 years ago, I SWEAR before rose gold became a thing). It looks like an anniversary band, but I like that it's not a traditional solitaire. I would have stopped wearing one of those ages ago.

Slightly under 1 ct, near perfect, oval cut from Tiffany.