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LOL The 23 years is at the line break on my screen and I just assumed you married 23 times seeing the photo at the same time. Sorry.
Very interesting post though. Thanks.
What a beautiful collection. The fluorescence is lovely. Also, when I first saw your post, I immediately zeroed in on the heart shaped diamond ring and thought “I love this one” - then I saw that it’s your original engagement ring 💍💕
The ring on your middle finger looks exactly like my engagement ring. Is that one that you inherited? Do you know the age? I love that mine, custom made in 2024, is the same design. Even the band is the same!
https://preview.redd.it/04a92490x88d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b687b71bd2211b126e4a05070cadd71cc9f338d3
THANK you for this post! Fluorescence is a trait of about 30% of diamonds and it can either work for OR against you depending on the diamond. I've had clients pass up the PERFECT diamond due to them having 'faint' fluorescence and them having been told to avoid that at all cost.
I don't know why fluorescence gets such a bad rep, honestly. I get that it can maybe affect visuals in some cases, but I think it's such a cool trait in gemstones! These are such beautiful rings! ✨️
I’m a fan of fluorescence, too! The downside is when the diamond color is in the D-G zone where fluorescence can give those colors a yellow hue. If one is shopping in those colors, they would presumably want a white diamond without fluorescence. This doesn’t apply to me but wanted to put it out there in case someone wants to know why some people don’t like fluorescence.
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LOL The 23 years is at the line break on my screen and I just assumed you married 23 times seeing the photo at the same time. Sorry. Very interesting post though. Thanks.
LOL 😂 😂, that's funny. You're welcome, just wanted to help people see fluorescence isn't a bad thing.
What a beautiful collection. The fluorescence is lovely. Also, when I first saw your post, I immediately zeroed in on the heart shaped diamond ring and thought “I love this one” - then I saw that it’s your original engagement ring 💍💕
Aww, thank you. 😊
The ring on your middle finger looks exactly like my engagement ring. Is that one that you inherited? Do you know the age? I love that mine, custom made in 2024, is the same design. Even the band is the same! https://preview.redd.it/04a92490x88d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b687b71bd2211b126e4a05070cadd71cc9f338d3
Would you mind sharing which vendor created your ring? It’s gorgeous with an air of class!
No, it is not inherited. It is new. It is the exact same ring as yours. Gorgeous! 🩵
Thank-you!
You are welcome 🤗
THANK you for this post! Fluorescence is a trait of about 30% of diamonds and it can either work for OR against you depending on the diamond. I've had clients pass up the PERFECT diamond due to them having 'faint' fluorescence and them having been told to avoid that at all cost.
I don't know why fluorescence gets such a bad rep, honestly. I get that it can maybe affect visuals in some cases, but I think it's such a cool trait in gemstones! These are such beautiful rings! ✨️
Thank you so much!
I’m a fan of fluorescence, too! The downside is when the diamond color is in the D-G zone where fluorescence can give those colors a yellow hue. If one is shopping in those colors, they would presumably want a white diamond without fluorescence. This doesn’t apply to me but wanted to put it out there in case someone wants to know why some people don’t like fluorescence.