I'm trying to hide my intense jealousy with excitement for you! It's gorgeous, and I'm glad to see it go to a board member!

And don't forget, I called shotgun first, hehe

Thanks guys! Sorry the pics are blurry it was reallly hard for me to get a clear pic of the french cuts. I brought it with me to work today so I could try to get some better shots but been so busy over here--running a contest today and trying to keep my ee's motivated. Hopefully during lunch!

If I ever decide to sell it I've got the shotgun list--it will deflinitley stay in our sparkle sister family!!!

I did want to say I was so shocked at how small it seemed to me in irl! I guess we get so used to looking at everything in macro it's so easy to forget what tiny treasures they are.

I need to get updated group shots with my other stuff now!

Thanks again everyone for your kind words and support for helping me to pull the trigger--I'm so happy I did and that I have you guys to share with =)

I want on the shotgun list too please

Congrats, at last! It looks divine. LOL! @ the "tiny treasures" remark. It's a gorgeous tiny thing!

Congrats!!! It's gorgeous and suits your hand perfectly!!! What stone is that in the picture? It looks perfect for it.

Very nice! And ditto above, what is the center stone?

The ring is gorgeous!!!! Congratulations!

YES YES YES!!! Love this ring! You must be over the moon!

Thanks everyone! I had put this project aside while I worked on another deal (that platinum diamond tennis bracelet I've been wanting and now arriving later this afternoon, yippeee!)

But I have been following Bright Ice's project on PS to put an OEC prong set in a VC ring she had with french cut sides because I was wanting to see what the end result would be if I put an OEC in my ring, and WOW! It's stunning!!!!

Yep yep yep... think that's what think I'm going to do once I get my hands on the right OEC stone!!! 9mm Amora whenever I can get my hands on one I hope!!!!

http://www.pricescope.com/forum/post3164909.html#p3164909

I really like that engraving on the underside of the shank too.