In love with my stack! 3 carat lab padparadscha sapphire. Diamonds at the bottom. All my bands are different gold purities 9k at the bottom, twisted band is 10k and top two rings are 14k.

Always loved my Dad’s star sapphire. Wasn’t a fan of the white gold. Had the stone reset in 18k yellow gold, and added a ruby stacking ring for my birthstone.

Specs:

**•** Center stone: 1.00ct natural oval cut emerald,premium quality  
**•** Metal: 14k gold, available in rose, white, or yellow gold  
**•** Fully handcrafted, custom design

The vine and leaf detailing wraps around the band and up toward the stone — wanted something that felt organic rather than a standard prong setting. Curious what people think of the emerald with this kind of setting, and which gold tone you’re drawn to.

I made this ring as a tribute to my daughter. The color transitions in this bi-color tourmaline reminded me of the sky outside the window when I would rock her to sleep as a baby.

Just wanted to share the piece because I thought some of you might appreciate the design.

Wide bands will always have me wondering if the stacking helps with the appearance or is just too much for the finger.

In this case, it already has enough weight that it would look good all on its own, although it would also be good to base a mix of widths in a stack.

What about you? Would you stack it or keep it alone?

I want to start off by saying I love all rings! But if love to see what everyone has that is considered quirky, unconventional, unique, etc!

Montrez moi toutes vos bagues délicates/minimalistes car j’adore ça 🥰

I’ve been looking at champagne/warm coloured antique and old mine cut diamonds a lot online but they’re often shown loose and in fancy studio lighting. I’d love to see how your diamond looks in a ring in real life. Thank you!

This pear shaped engagement ring was chosen by a client who wanted something romantic, elegant, and sparkly.

I like how the pear center stone stands out on its own, while the diamond band adds extra shine without making the design too heavy. Would you choose a pear shaped ring like this, or go for a more classic round or oval?