Engagement Ring
Color: G
Center Stone Cutting: Round Brilliant Cut
Setting Type: Prong Setting
Carat Weight: 2.25 cts
Side Stone Cutting: Round Brilliant Cut
Setting Type: Pave Setting
Carat Weight: 0.02 ct. x 18 stones
Ring Width: 4.5 mm

Wedding Band
Stone Cutting: Round Brilliant Cut
Setting Type: Pave Setting
Carat Weight: 0.02 ct. x 18 stones
Material: 18K White Gold Plated, Simulated Diamond
Size: Size 7 We cannot exchange the size due to limited quantity! Please search by size using the link below!
Carat Total Weight: 2.97 ctw
Ring Total Width: 9 mm
Quantity: 1 set – 2 rings
Product ID: 3058s7
Condition: 100% Brand New

First i would like to know what they use to make such kinds of models? i have photographs of rings and i would like to make a model of it like this. also i would need to animate it as showns. what programs are needed to make this?

We will be getting an engagement ring from Leon Mege. I was set on the pave band with the 3 rows of pave as opposed to the single row. On his website, an example would be the R908.

If I were to get the single row pave engagement band, then a single row pave wedding band would be flush with the engagement band. What the heck do people do when they get the 3 row pave engagement ring bands? Obviously when you have a strip of diamonds down the middle and both sides of the engagement ring band, and the same on a matching wedding band, won’t the diamonds always be rubbing against each other??? The single row bands have metal on the sides so they can come up right next to each other so how does it work with the 3 rows?? I’ve seen plenty of pictures of bridal sets with 3 rows on both bands, but never a picture of how it looks on someone actual finger?! And the ones I do see on pricescope, usually people write “pave bands” instead of “single row” or “3-row pave bands” so I can’t tell in the picture if I’m looking at single or 3-row.

I do see that Leon has a metal band that can go in between the two rings in his additional photos of the R908 if you wanted matching bands. #1- I don’t like it, and #2- wouldn’t the metal just get scratched??

Is there any way to have these rings sit flush with each other, or even have them welded together?

Wouldn’t having 3 rows on the engagement band and the wedding band defeat the purpose if the two rows that touch each other are basically now covered up by each other?? Isn’t that a waste of money on extra diamonds or am I just not envisioning it right???
Just to clarify I am talking about the pave BANDS only. The setting of the E-ring is a single stone solitaire on a pave band. Some bands have the single pave strip, in other words, a row of very small diamonds around the band. The one I am getting has three rows of very small diamonds around the band: one down the middle and one down each side… the pave diamonds curve with the band. The wedding band is the same deal and the pave diamonds curve with the band. So just wondering how that works when they are sitting right next to each other on the finger.

This is from the site. It says under wedding band that it is simulated diamonds, but under engagement ring, it doesn’t say. What do you think?

Engagement Ring

Color: G
Center Stone Cutting: Round Brilliant Cut
Setting Type: Prong Setting
Carat Weight: 2.10 cts
Side Stone Cutting: Baguette Cut
Setting Type: Channel Setting
Carat Weight: 0.18 ct. x 2 stones
Side Stone Cutting: Round Brilliant Cut
Setting Type: Pave Setting
Carat Weight: 0.03 ct. x 4 stones
Wedding Band

Stone Cutting: Round Brilliant Cut
Setting Type: Pave Setting
Carat Weight: 0.05 ct. x 11 stones
Material: 18K White Gold Plated, Simulated Diamond
Size: Size 8 We cannot exchange the size due to limited quantity! Please search by size using the link below!
Carat Total Weight: 3.13 ctw
Quantity: 1 set – Two rings
Ring Total Width: 4.5 mm

http://concreteloop.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/chris.jpg

http://www.jamesallen.com/_uploads/News/Chris-Brown-Engagement-Ring.jpg

and those appear to be micro paves… and I can’t decide between which of these two sites to order from. obviously I’m not spending hundreds of dollars on earrings like Chris Brown probably did so these are both CZ pairs…

1) http://www.hiphopbling.com/puffed-box-micro-pave-cz-earrings.html
2) http://www.trendtogo.com/product-p/jf925mpe003e.htm

Anyway, can you tell which ones would be of better quality?

Or just… which ones do you think look better/closer to the ones in the Chris Brown pics… I saw some guy with a pair like those on the other day, his were blue though… and it reminded me to start looking for a pair of my own…

Thanks

Not too intricate – single diamond in the middle, a few pave stones on each side. To be more specific: the Tiffany Novo, just not from "Tiffany"
This is the ring:

http://www.tiffany.com/Engagement/Item.aspx?GroupSKU=GRP10015#f+0/0/0/0/0/0

Please don't answer with "a long time" or "I don't know" or anything else that proves to me that you are borderline retarded. Real answers only please. Don't waste my time.

I would rather have a small engagement ring and use the other 9K on our wedding, honeymoon, anything but a ring!

We have to pay for our own wedding and I think it's silly to spend so much on a rock! I don't want to hurt his pride though.

What are your thoughts on a smaller half carat ring in a pave setting?

I don't know what other carat size people wear. I don't wear any kind of jewelry either.
Aiden, either you can't read or you don't comprehend what you're reading.

I want a smaller ring, I don't know how that is being unappreciative.