This sleek stylish engagement ring setting by Vatche features 5 channel set round brilliant cut diamonds down either side if the band. The unique double U prong holding the center stone is accented with pave.
Available in Platinum, 18kt White Gold or 18kt Yellow Gold and can accommodate a round brilliant from .40ct to 4.20ct. The 12 channel set diamonds are G in color, VS in clarity and have a total weight of .42ct.
This stylish setting by Vatche has 6 prongs and features 4 small accent diamonds set on the sides of the basket. Vatche Swan Solitaire Setting #V 191
Available in Platinum, 18kt White Gold or 18kt Yellow Gold and can accommodate a round brilliant or fancy shape center stone from .40ct to 4.20ct
This sleek and stylish three stone by Vatche features a .25ct round brilliant cut diamond on either side of the center stone. Vatche Three stone .50ct Crown Setting 308
This setting is available in Platinum, 18kt White Gold or Yellow Gold and can accommodate a round brilliant cut center stone from .40ct to 3.20ct. The 2 side round brilliant cut stones are prong set. The total carat weight is .50, color is G and clarity is VS.
Stunning Vatche Pear Shape Diamond Setting.
This setting is available in platinum, 18kt yellow gold, or 18kt white gold and holds any shaped diamond from 1.40ct to 2.60ct. The 2 side pear shaped diamonds designed to compliment the center stone are prong set and total .35cts. They are G in color and VS in clarity.
Image shown with a 1.50ct round brilliant cut center stone and .60ct pear shape diamond setting
Market Watch reports that a recent survey finds that 85% of men will not put their marriage proposals on hold due to an economic downturn. What does this mean for the diamond ring shopper? Will ring prices start to fall?
“It’s doubtful,” says Eric Peerless, CTO of online diamond jeweler Since1910.com “What we have seen is an increase in shopping activity as more consumers are driven to the web in search of better deals on diamond rings and the ability to use the same comparison shopping technology they have become accustomed to in their routine purchases: airline tickets, clothing, hotels, and others.”
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Just last night, a woman in Portsmouth, New Hampshire lost both her engagement and her wedding rings when the necklace she used to carry them around her neck broke. She had started wearing them around her neck when her fingers began to swell due to her pregnancy and didn’t realize they had been lost until hours later.
Had this happened in New York, the story wouldn’t have made headlines, but in Portsmouth, it’s news. Do you think that the town is small enough that someone might actually turn them in? Read the rest of the story at www.seacoastonline.com
This ring makes we want to get married. To a shipping tycoon. On a yacht. In Monaco. When did engagement rings get so crazy? It seems the rage is micro-pave settings with a trillion stones created with the aim of blinding more people then the next girl’s ring. Call me old-fashioned, but where did the simple solitaire go?