Six prongs are better than four as well. If one prong gets damaged on a four prong setting, you can easily loose the stone since half of it is open. With six prongs, if one is damaged, the other five still hold the majority of the circumference of the stone, so it won’t move.
So glad we didn't get the 4-prong! The associate said that it captures natural light better so it's prettier but I hated how 4-prongs look not to mention how delicate it looks 😭😭
I have an open gallery engagement ring and I DID get it resized and it was a massive pain! Had to go to a ton of jewelers who all turned me away. I love the look of my ring. But I would not suggest anyone get it. Had I known it was a struggle to resize it prob would have done something else. It does sit nice and low though. I love that.
you can easily size an open gallery ring, cut ring, create piece, solder piece keeping in mind some stones don't take well too heat. you never stretch a ring with stones, stretching is only suitable for wedding bands.
I have a few videos covering it and we have our signature lotus style that’s even more durable than a standard petal because there are 4 hidden petals underneath! Feel free to check it out on our site or email for pictures ☺️
I really appreciate that you’re doing these based on value, longevity, practicality etc and not like so many creators that are like “avoid this at ALL cost” and it’s just their hyper specific, and often times unpopular, personal opinions solely based on trends. It really gets obnoxious after a while seeing all these jewelers and fashion influencers come out of the woodwork to say that someone who has an even mildly dissenting opinion from their own as wrong and bad. Apparently I’ve just had a bad run of creators because I’m not even into trendy things but it seems youtube just loves suggesting a 22 year old with annoyingly trendy taste as my selection of things I should apparently enjoy lol This was so refreshing, to watch someone whose opinions are based on real life scenarios and not just “this style is dated” because it was popular a year ago lol No 2 people have the exact same taste in anything, but most people can appreciate wanting to keep something that costs so much money in the best condition possible! I’m so glad your channel popped up it’s a joy to watch!
Thank you so much! Not only did you explain why you would avoid it which was very helpful, you also explained the terms you talked about. Now I actually now the terms and know what you talk about! Great job!
I gave my grandfather's ring to cleaning, and the jeweler drilled a hole underneath the stone into the goldband, so creating a gallery, to make it shine more. Now I can't wear it anymore cause it would need resizing and it can't be done anymore 😭😭😭
You could have easily gotten your money back and/or asked them for a complimentary resetting because they did something you didn’t ask for. But you should definitely see if a different jeweler can resize it for you, it’s possible although more challenging
I have a very thin band WITH a protection plan. In the 6 years I’ve had it, I have broken my band once from wearing it while lifting heavy weights at the gym (my own fault) and the jeweler fixed it up good as new in a day. I love my thin band!!
I really love the idea of getting a thin engagement ring and as tbe wedding ring getting something that incorporates the engagment ring. My grandmother had one and she always let me play with it. ❤
I have a really thin band like in the video, but a small stone that's not sitting high and the band goes around it, kinda wave like, so it's not snagging on anything.
@@BijouLab I was thinking when the day comes that I propose that I’d like to have a diamond ring and a replica made from fake diamonds or crystal for her to wear on the regular and wear the real one on special occasions so she doesn’t damage it. Is that common
I have a spinel bezel set engagement ring surrounded by a halo of diamonds. Would love to get your thoughts on spinel, it's such an unheard of gemstone
My engagement ring has a thin band but after 6 years, it’s never been an issue and I think it’s cause I don’t have a massive diamond on it. I feel like the biggest issue is putting a massive diamond on a thin band cause it protrudes way too much which leaves it susceptible to getting snagged and bent. Also the nice thing about thin bands it’s that if you have a smaller diamond on it, the diamond still looks beautiful and extravagant in contrast to the band since it’s thin. To be fair, I also have 6 prongs as the setting and the side of the setting has a sort of Eiffel Tower effect so it’s pretty secure
Can you not resize the underside of an open-gallery style ring? Does it mess up the ring if the jeweler adds/subtracts some metal from the opposite side?
I dislike stones along the band as they are quite irritating to fingers. They actually hurt and rub even tiny fingers like mine. You'll be sorry and the ring will sit in a vault for eternity. And they can't be resized I was told. (such a huge waste of money)
Love your content 💕💕 Can you do a video on durability of the pavè band in an engagement ring? I love the look but really worried about the tiny stones popping out. Also would you recommend getting a pavé gallery rail or plain? Thank you for your content it's really helpful ❤️
If you want a thin band then use a lower quality gold. Instead of 14 kt go 10kt. Also, do wear whatever you like and can afford. Don’t listen to these social media “influencers” because most of the time they have no idea WTF they’re talking about. 😂
Exactly why I went with a full bezel and thicker band for mine. It was custom, so harder to do. But finding a ring that is meant to be worn daily is important.
I really did not want a gallery rail for my engagement ring. My husband custom made it without, the prongs have to be checked more frequently but I honestly love the look.
As a fitter by trade this just gives me confirmation that I know how to look for quality structures 😂 it's sad so many rings have thin bands though, difficult to find a nice style with a thicker band where I am.
Mine is a pearl surrounded by diamonds. My band wasn't thin but it wasn't too thick either. We got a wedding band/guard to go around it and help protect the pearl. I get compliments even from jewelers a lot about it but now sure if it is considered a "stable ring"?
@@BijouLab yeah we were advised that anything could scratch it and depending on how I care for it. I could need to be replaced anywhere from 2-5 years. Love it but have to take off every time I get water on my hands so as to try to preserve it longer, so I was told at least. But I wouldn't change it for the world.
I have a bezel set engagement ring and I know it’s not as pretty or is missing the wow factor but I literally wear my ring every where, the band is a little scratched but I get it buffed and cleaned and the scratches aren’t as noticeable… I have 3 diamonds that are connected, a larger one in the center and two smaller ones on either side
I would recommend getting a "work" ring, maybe a plain gold or platinum band, or something with low set diamonds, channel set may work best (and it's a very classic and timeless look) and then wear your wedding set, any style when you aren't working.
Does this mean that rose cut diamond and moissanite rings can’t be resized? Most of them have an open back settings which allows you to see your finger through the stone.
Ive resized plenty of open gallery rings with no issues. If it were a problem, it would have been gone over with me in my apprenticeship. No jeweler will ever recommend more than 3 sizes up or down on any type of ring that has stones though
i have a question about the open gallery ring!! is it okay if only a small portion of it is exposed instead of the whole dang thing? i've got my eye on rings that all have a little hole below the stone
Watching these videos is making me realize that these types of rings are hard to upkeep and would not go with my style 😅 at this point I'll take a men's band since those are mainly what I wear now already
Please explain how a gold band can scratch a diamond...and yes they can be resized by an experienced goldsmith, or cut and added to a new band. Wouldn't get one but not for the reasons you gave
Yep a client brought in a wide open gallery and had a neighboring triple pave band that scratched the pavilion facet. Yes of course anything can be done but it doesn’t mean it should. It will impact the structural integrity when resizing an open gallery like the style shown in the photo.
So, I'm not getting engaged any time soon but since you know a lot about rings... What's a really good alternative to Moonstone? I love Moonstone, my favorite and it makes me happy but I'd like a ring that lasts too
Before I started watching I’ll admit I said in my head “or just let people get what they want” after finishing the video I was like okay sis didn’t attack anyone’s personal style and actually educated us ❤
I've never been particularly fond of very thin bands anyway. It's very easy for them to look out of proportion with the stone, particularly if you opt for synthetic stones or less expensive precious stones for your setting. Diamonds are pretty, but synthetic diamonds are just as pretty and cost considerably less, so you can get a larger one. I don't know what I'd do if I ever did find an SO and get engaged, because I hate wearing jewelry. My skin is very sensitive to touch and pressure so I can always feel the jewelry I'm wearing and it's distracting and annoying. A shame, because I love admiring jewelry.
In india we prefer a closed galary ring because we believe certain gemstones are to be worn according to one's birth chart. So we avoid having the stone touch the skin.
I would caution anyone to make your band width is at least 2mm. And pave is actually really hard to do well, there is a metal/stone ratio that must be kept. Even when done correctly, you have to baby it, it will be a forever maintenance.
I don’t see a lot of people talking about tension settings what are your opinions or recommendations? It’s my favorite type of ring and the one I’ve been hinting at my bf lol
My moissanite got very scratched and they would not repair it even if I was willing to pay for it. It is 17 years old and the side abraded(not my engagement ring)
Mine is in a wide thick band. The diamond is deep in the band and has the four C’s all going on. And says “Tiffany” in the inside. He is gone. And I still wear it.
I love that her suggestions were based on practical concerns. I was worried that this video would just be her dragging other people's wedding band aesthetics based on her style preferences.
Can i just get a men's wedding band with a single lab grown or mossanite in it? That is my style and ive had a hard time finding one that i like. I want that thick silver band
My mom lost her diamond because it was open gallery and only 4 prongs. One got loose and it fell out. She cried for days. So I made sure to choose a secure design and have my ring checked periodically for prong issues.
Disagree on the open gallery comment. We never had any problems sizing those. We just had a mandrel with a groove down one side to prevent chipping rhe stone. In fact, most gemstone rings are open gallery to better display the color of the stone.
Email us to design an actually DURABLE ring hello@thebijoulab.com 😉😌. Sorry we don’t do paper clip thin rings!
I like how this video doesn't go after personal aesthetic preferences but instead gives practical reasons why certain styles are a bad idea.
Agreed! I thought the same thing!
Scrolled back through 4 videos to comment this
That’s what all of her videos are like!
Six prongs are better than four as well. If one prong gets damaged on a four prong setting, you can easily loose the stone since half of it is open. With six prongs, if one is damaged, the other five still hold the majority of the circumference of the stone, so it won’t move.
Yes 🙌🏼 🥰
@@BijouLab Is that easy to change? I have a 4 prong on my 1.6ct round solitaire.
So glad we didn't get the 4-prong! The associate said that it captures natural light better so it's prettier but I hated how 4-prongs look not to mention how delicate it looks 😭😭
Thanks!
Lose. It's lose.
As much as I loved the thin band, my fiancé got me a thicker one because he said the other would snap, and I thanked him for it
Hahaha yes
I have an open gallery engagement ring and I DID get it resized and it was a massive pain! Had to go to a ton of jewelers who all turned me away. I love the look of my ring. But I would not suggest anyone get it. Had I known it was a struggle to resize it prob would have done something else.
It does sit nice and low though. I love that.
Yes, exactly. Many jewelers refuse to resize them because it compromises the integrity of the setting.
@@BijouLab yup, I found one guy who was amazing and he did but. But it sure came at a cost. So buyer beware!
I love my open gallery ring! I was lucky it was a perfect fit
Did they happen to explain what made this style hard to resize?
I too am curious what makes it so difficult to resize
you can easily size an open gallery ring, cut ring, create piece, solder piece keeping in mind some stones don't take well too heat. you never stretch a ring with stones, stretching is only suitable for wedding bands.
Could you make a video of a petal setting/lotus setting? It's my dream ring and I would love to know any jewelers tips about it!
I have a few videos covering it and we have our signature lotus style that’s even more durable than a standard petal because there are 4 hidden petals underneath! Feel free to check it out on our site or email for pictures ☺️
I really appreciate that you’re doing these based on value, longevity, practicality etc and not like so many creators that are like “avoid this at ALL cost” and it’s just their hyper specific, and often times unpopular, personal opinions solely based on trends.
It really gets obnoxious after a while seeing all these jewelers and fashion influencers come out of the woodwork to say that someone who has an even mildly dissenting opinion from their own as wrong and bad. Apparently I’ve just had a bad run of creators because I’m not even into trendy things but it seems youtube just loves suggesting a 22 year old with annoyingly trendy taste as my selection of things I should apparently enjoy lol
This was so refreshing, to watch someone whose opinions are based on real life scenarios and not just “this style is dated” because it was popular a year ago lol
No 2 people have the exact same taste in anything, but most people can appreciate wanting to keep something that costs so much money in the best condition possible!
I’m so glad your channel popped up it’s a joy to watch!
Thank you! As someone who worked in jewelry, I can't tell you how many people brought these in for repair! 😅
My grandmother had a normal thickness wedding band but after 60 years of marriage it was so fine, it looked like a delicate thread of gold
Mine too, looks like I'm wearing a washer when I wear her wedding ring
My fathers got real thin
Thank you so much!
Not only did you explain why you would avoid it which was very helpful, you also explained the terms you talked about. Now I actually now the terms and know what you talk about! Great job!
I gave my grandfather's ring to cleaning, and the jeweler drilled a hole underneath the stone into the goldband, so creating a gallery, to make it shine more. Now I can't wear it anymore cause it would need resizing and it can't be done anymore 😭😭😭
that's so criminal
You could have easily gotten your money back and/or asked them for a complimentary resetting because they did something you didn’t ask for. But you should definitely see if a different jeweler can resize it for you, it’s possible although more challenging
Nice video. Not in the market whatsoever but very interesting
😊 thanks for watching!
Lol same. My wife doesnt wear rings and I have a stoneless band, but sometimes I like to look at the cool rocks
The open gallery can help letblight in which makes the stone look better.
You could do a nest or other things instead.
The last one you showed was exactly my old engagement ring. Prong opened and I lost my center stone. 1.75 carat solitaire. I was devastated 😢
I have a very thin band WITH a protection plan. In the 6 years I’ve had it, I have broken my band once from wearing it while lifting heavy weights at the gym (my own fault) and the jeweler fixed it up good as new in a day. I love my thin band!!
Me- an extremely single person “hmm yes interesting”
Great advice. I'm in the jewelery business too. You should talk about how certain diamonds that can chip or break. Like pear shapes.😊❤
Me: I’m not gonna get married for another 10 years
Also me:this advice is so useful to me
I really love the idea of getting a thin engagement ring and as tbe wedding ring getting something that incorporates the engagment ring. My grandmother had one and she always let me play with it. ❤
I have a really thin band like in the video, but a small stone that's not sitting high and the band goes around it, kinda wave like, so it's not snagging on anything.
Thanks for the tip!
My pleasure 😇
@@BijouLab I was thinking when the day comes that I propose that I’d like to have a diamond ring and a replica made from fake diamonds or crystal for her to wear on the regular and wear the real one on special occasions so she doesn’t damage it. Is that common
Short and to the point!!
I have a spinel bezel set engagement ring surrounded by a halo of diamonds. Would love to get your thoughts on spinel, it's such an unheard of gemstone
Yes spinel is bit of a hidden gem! Will make a video including it soon ❤. Btw your setting sounds very durable 👌🏻👍🏼
I also have a spinel engagement ring. Mine is a vintage uranium spinel costume ring, so it was cheap and glows under a black light.
My engagement ring has a thin band but after 6 years, it’s never been an issue and I think it’s cause I don’t have a massive diamond on it. I feel like the biggest issue is putting a massive diamond on a thin band cause it protrudes way too much which leaves it susceptible to getting snagged and bent. Also the nice thing about thin bands it’s that if you have a smaller diamond on it, the diamond still looks beautiful and extravagant in contrast to the band since it’s thin. To be fair, I also have 6 prongs as the setting and the side of the setting has a sort of Eiffel Tower effect so it’s pretty secure
Can you not resize the underside of an open-gallery style ring? Does it mess up the ring if the jeweler adds/subtracts some metal from the opposite side?
Really liked your necklace so simple elegant 😍
Thank you! 😊
I have a decently thin band, but it’s reinforced in another way. My engineer fiancé spent months picking out the band and set
I thought real diamonds couldn’t get scratched? Guess I was wrong.
This is really informative. Thanks
I’ve also heard to avoid pieces of metal that protrude and can be snagged by clothing and bend the metal/break it
Did u head that in my latest video 😂😂
I dislike stones along the band as they are quite irritating to fingers. They actually hurt and rub even tiny fingers like mine. You'll be sorry and the ring will sit in a vault for eternity. And they can't be resized I was told. (such a huge waste of money)
If you have a diamond that gets scratched by a gold band, that ain’t no diamond!😮
Love your content 💕💕 Can you do a video on durability of the pavè band in an engagement ring? I love the look but really worried about the tiny stones popping out. Also would you recommend getting a pavé gallery rail or plain? Thank you for your content it's really helpful ❤️
If you want a thin band then use a lower quality gold. Instead of 14 kt go 10kt. Also, do wear whatever you like and can afford. Don’t listen to these social media “influencers” because most of the time they have no idea WTF they’re talking about. 😂
Exactly why I went with a full bezel and thicker band for mine. It was custom, so harder to do. But finding a ring that is meant to be worn daily is important.
Super secure 👍🏼
This gotta be yt algorithm making fun of me being single. 😂
Make a part 2😊
I really did not want a gallery rail for my engagement ring. My husband custom made it without, the prongs have to be checked more frequently but I honestly love the look.
Would citrine or yellow (or orange) topaz be good for a ring? I just love the color and was hoping to buy one for myself!
My thin band has survived almost daily wear for nearly 50 years. Y’all are fine lol.
Omg THANK YOU, I’m sitting here panicking reading all these anti thin band comments
I thought diamonds were the hardest material in the world, so how can a diamond be scratched easily by a wedding ring? 🤨
As a fitter by trade this just gives me confirmation that I know how to look for quality structures 😂 it's sad so many rings have thin bands though, difficult to find a nice style with a thicker band where I am.
I got a plain gold band.. that’s it. Cheaper, durable, doesn’t snag, easily resized, and so easy to maintain. It also looks very elegant…
I like your style!
No engagement ring for me; just an engraved gold wedding band. Simple but beautiful and feminine.
Yay mine has all three! 😂🫶🏻
…but I just picked out a bezel setting and I love it!! My diamond is on the smaller side tho so maybe the open bottom won’t be an issue…
I hate the gallery on my ring. It makes it impossible to clean my ring effectively
Very informative!
Mine is a pearl surrounded by diamonds. My band wasn't thin but it wasn't too thick either. We got a wedding band/guard to go around it and help protect the pearl. I get compliments even from jewelers a lot about it but now sure if it is considered a "stable ring"?
I’m sure it’s beautiful but pearl is very very delicate-be very careful with it!!❤️🫶wear it in good health!
@@BijouLab yeah we were advised that anything could scratch it and depending on how I care for it. I could need to be replaced anywhere from 2-5 years. Love it but have to take off every time I get water on my hands so as to try to preserve it longer, so I was told at least. But I wouldn't change it for the world.
I have a bezel set engagement ring and I know it’s not as pretty or is missing the wow factor but I literally wear my ring every where, the band is a little scratched but I get it buffed and cleaned and the scratches aren’t as noticeable… I have 3 diamonds that are connected, a larger one in the center and two smaller ones on either side
The open gallery also collects so much residue and makes the stone look dull
I did get a thinner band but it is not a typical engagement ring either
What is the best engagement and wedding rings for warehouse packaging work.
I have small hands and generally like semi thin band?
Thank you!
I would recommend getting a "work" ring, maybe a plain gold or platinum band, or something with low set diamonds, channel set may work best (and it's a very classic and timeless look) and then wear your wedding set, any style when you aren't working.
Does this mean that rose cut diamond and moissanite rings can’t be resized? Most of them have an open back settings which allows you to see your finger through the stone.
Ive resized plenty of open gallery rings with no issues. If it were a problem, it would have been gone over with me in my apprenticeship. No jeweler will ever recommend more than 3 sizes up or down on any type of ring that has stones though
Also soldering bands to the ring is a way you can add durability to a ring and keep things from rubbing on each other.
Ok cool mine is all 3!
😂
i have a question about the open gallery ring!! is it okay if only a small portion of it is exposed instead of the whole dang thing? i've got my eye on rings that all have a little hole below the stone
Yes, a small donut under the stone is structurally fine :)
Watching these videos is making me realize that these types of rings are hard to upkeep and would not go with my style 😅 at this point I'll take a men's band since those are mainly what I wear now already
My now husband got me such a beautiful and unique ring. I get compliments constantly for it
Please explain how a gold band can scratch a diamond...and yes they can be resized by an experienced goldsmith, or cut and added to a new band. Wouldn't get one but not for the reasons you gave
Yep a client brought in a wide open gallery and had a neighboring triple pave band that scratched the pavilion facet. Yes of course anything can be done but it doesn’t mean it should. It will impact the structural integrity when resizing an open gallery like the style shown in the photo.
My engagement ring is thin and it never gives me any issues. What are people doing to get these rings to bend or snag??
I don’t have that last one and have lost my whole diamond before. Luckily I found it. But yeah two broken prongs and lost the diamond right out
So, I'm not getting engaged any time soon but since you know a lot about rings...
What's a really good alternative to Moonstone? I love Moonstone, my favorite and it makes me happy but I'd like a ring that lasts too
Since you love moonstones then maybe purchase it for yourself for a special occasion. I still wear rings that I’ve had from long before I was married.
Can you add a gallery or hidden halo after the ring is made?
Before I started watching I’ll admit I said in my head “or just let people get what they want” after finishing the video I was like okay sis didn’t attack anyone’s personal style and actually educated us ❤
Haha it’s ok, I know a lot of people think that! Glad you learned something😊😊👍🏼
Eek! My ring doesn’t have a gallery rail 😮 wish I knew this 4 years ago
Mine doesn’t either and I’ve had it for years. It’s not necessary at all.
No but princess cut, you need the clean it often and well! I get lotion in it often
Take your ring off before you put lotion on.
Diamonds can get scratched by gold?
I've never been particularly fond of very thin bands anyway. It's very easy for them to look out of proportion with the stone, particularly if you opt for synthetic stones or less expensive precious stones for your setting. Diamonds are pretty, but synthetic diamonds are just as pretty and cost considerably less, so you can get a larger one. I don't know what I'd do if I ever did find an SO and get engaged, because I hate wearing jewelry. My skin is very sensitive to touch and pressure so I can always feel the jewelry I'm wearing and it's distracting and annoying. A shame, because I love admiring jewelry.
In india we prefer a closed galary ring because we believe certain gemstones are to be worn according to one's birth chart. So we avoid having the stone touch the skin.
If all you want is a band, with no gem, is a thin band still an issue?
Yes it will still warp if it’s too thin!
I would caution anyone to make your band width is at least 2mm. And pave is actually really hard to do well, there is a metal/stone ratio that must be kept. Even when done correctly, you have to baby it, it will be a forever maintenance.
I don’t see a lot of people talking about tension settings what are your opinions or recommendations? It’s my favorite type of ring and the one I’ve been hinting at my bf lol
Ok my WEDDING band is 1.5mm. Just plain white gold. I don't know if that would bend. Engagement ring is thicker though. Thoughts?
Open gallery diamonds are fine because you can’t scratch a diamond? Or is that not correct?
Yes, now I'm all sorted. All I need is someone who could ask me to get married to him so that I can get an engagement ring!
🙏🏽😊
My partner got my a Cluster engagement ring because I do a lot of cooking and baking and we didn’t want me to lose a big gem. 🥺
I have a thin band and it bent like that picture after I ran over it with my car. 😅 I was amazed it wasn’t worse.
When did diamonds become scratchable??
I have a hidden halo but I have to get one of my gems replaced. There’s SO MANY little gems around my ring.
What was the last ring called? It was gorgeous
Yeah especially when it comes to such thin bands. Just everyday tasks can break the ring.
First ring is same as mine surprisingly 😅 thankfully mine has smaller stone 😂
Mine doesn't have a gallery rail... am i screwed?😅
My moissanite got very scratched and they would not repair it even if I was willing to pay for it. It is 17 years old and the side abraded(not my engagement ring)
I S2G the ring I designed for my fiancee with the help of my jeweler, Liten Fine, is the best ring I’ve ever seen hehe
Mine is in a wide thick band. The diamond is deep in the band and has the four C’s all going on. And says “Tiffany” in the inside.
He is gone. And I still wear it.
I love that her suggestions were based on practical concerns. I was worried that this video would just be her dragging other people's wedding band aesthetics based on her style preferences.
Can i just get a men's wedding band with a single lab grown or mossanite in it? That is my style and ive had a hard time finding one that i like. I want that thick silver band
I have an entire series on men’s bands!
@@BijouLab thank you! I'll check it out!
My mom lost her diamond because it was open gallery and only 4 prongs. One got loose and it fell out. She cried for days. So I made sure to choose a secure design and have my ring checked periodically for prong issues.
Your poor mom. I understand her pain.
I like very thin dainty jewelry 😔
Same
What about tension rings?
Avoid-really difficult/can be unsizable.
Disagree on the open gallery comment. We never had any problems sizing those. We just had a mandrel with a groove down one side to prevent chipping rhe stone. In fact, most gemstone rings are open gallery to better display the color of the stone.
Another style I wouldn't recommend is prong set stones going down the shank. These prongs will get caught on everything.
Diamond will get scratched!!😮 How come???
By other diamonds in a pave band.
@@BijouLab oh ok. Got it, thanks.
Me w my white gold, chevron style ring with a tiny alexandrite sitting right in the edge of the chevron
As a registered jeweler the only thing she was right about was the thin bands..
I’m not a jeweler, but I agree with you completely.
An open gallery engagement ring can risk scratches on the stone? I though that diamonds were some of the hardest things on earth. How likely is this?
Why are your eyebrows blue?
My ring has 4 prongs and dont think it has a gallery rail, however my stone is as big as shown
If it’s a diamond, how can it get scratched by a wedding band?