Thank you! I’m glad you appreciate the design. It means a lot!

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found it beautiful!

The difference, right?!

@@VanessaNicoleJewels I was stunned how dirty that ring was to begin with, but a thorough cleaning it's stunning!

It walks the line between mid/large for typical wearers. Especially when considering the setting, which can make it appear even larger if there's a halo. For celebrities who like to be talked about by the press, it would fall into the small category ;)

I LOVE that! 😀

Thank you!! :)

Thank you so much! 😀

And they are dropping. Both serve a purpose depending on the priorities of the wearer though.

Our most commonly requested wedding band is 1.9mm wide, but it depends on the design. We don't make anything less than 1.70mm.

Thank you for watching! 😀 Yes, some people use denture cleaner. We don't make sterling silver jewelry, so our videos are primarily geared at precious metals and diamonds.

We can make any ring one-of-a-kind based on the design of the setting, creating it exclusively for each couple. Between diamonds alone, though, natural diamonds are generally considered more "one of a kind" than lab-grown diamonds. Here's why: Natural diamonds: - Formed over billions of years deep within the Earth - Each has unique inclusions and characteristics - No two are exactly alike due to natural variations Lab-grown diamonds: - Created in controlled settings over a short period - Can be more uniform in their characteristics - While still unique, they lack the same degree of variation Natural diamonds are often valued for the idea that each one is truly unique. However, it's worth noting that lab-grown diamonds are chemically and physically identical to natural diamonds, and the differences are not visible to the naked eye. Great question! :) -VN

Thank you for watching, Tracy! 😀

Thank you for watching! 😀

Thank you for watching! Glad it was helpful! 😀

Lol, thank you! The marinara sauce is actually from personal experience!!

Thank you for watching and providing your feedback even though it's a "Neither"! 😀

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's always great to hear different perspectives on these things.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's always great to hear different perspectives on these things.

Thank you so much for watching! 😀

I think I may have a video about this, but I'll have to check if I've made one :)

Thank you for sharing your insights! Your perspective on the value of this experience really adds depth to the discussion about these incredible diamonds. :)

Right? The left one totally steals the show! High five! ✋

I hear you! :)

Yes! Seriously!

I hear you! :)

Thank you so much for your support in watching and commenting on my videos - It truly means a lot to me. I'm always here to help bring your family's jewelry dreams to life whenever you're ready.

She’s certainly one of the best!

Thank you for watching! 😀

Thank you for watching! 😀

Hi! We also create rings with sapphires.

Thank you for your story, and for watching! 😀

That's a thought-provoking analogy! It's fascinating how the value of items can change over time. Thank you for watching! 😀

Thank you! 😊

Happy anniversary! Thank you for watching 😀 The most common wedding band chosen for this style is a shadow band that wraps around the exact shape. We show our clients a CAD rendering of both rings side-by-side so they can see how they pair well together. Although depending on how much finger coverage is, some women don't use a wedding band with this style.

Interesting perspective! Diamonds can be quite the distraction with sparkle, can't they? ;)

I don't know about size, but yes, I generally use a pneumatic hammer. Always being careful of corners, of course.

Glad you enjoyed it! 😀

It was so great to connect with you via email, Christi! 😀

Thank you for your wonderful comment! It makes me so happy to know that you appreciate claw prongs as much as I do!

Thank you for watching! 😀

Saw that too earlier today.. beautiful piece

Beautiful and so meaningful..