I got my new eternity band yesterday but didn't get any good outside pictures. Took some today & decided to share. I got the ring from this ebay seller: http://myworld.ebay.com/elizabethtwo0/ Its silver tone but I thought it was sterling silver (she sells it in sterling silver as well) & that is the one I had looked at. But when I went to purchase a few days later I accidentally clicked the silver tone one. Oops! Oh well I decided to keep it. If it turns my finger green I will put some clear polish on it until I decide to get one in sterling silver. I think I will bake the silver one once I get it. Anyways, on to the pics!







With my halo but I don't plan on wearing them together:





It was sold as 3.9 carats. IDK if it looks 3.9 carats. What do you ladies think? Its a size 6! Regardless I am keeping it!

looks beautiful. Why would you bake a ring? never heard of that

Looks lovely, I got one similar from the same seller.

I am yet to bake mine...downloadgirl the baking makes the CZ'z look less icy white and more like real diamonds (I learnt that here).

anyone have a thread where I can see how to bake CZ? Would anyone do that to their Asha?

there are lots of threads on it.

Basically, your ring or earrings or whatever need to be perfectly cleaned, or you could bake in finger prints. Put them in a baking dish and place in a cold oven. Turn the oven on to 400F and let them bake for 2 hours. Turn off the oven and let thm cool completely inside. Any sudden temp changes, and you could crack the stone. Asha is the same thing.

Never bake anything you would be upset to ruin though, most of us have had no issues, but it is at your own risk. And if it is silver, it will tarnish, so you will have to polish it well after.

Thanks!

I don't think you're supposed to bake Asha. Just cz. Asha has a diamond coating.

People have baked Asha, and as far as I know, they have all been fine.

But bake at your own risk.

But one girls exploded a long time ago! Remember??

But that wasn't in the oven I don't think. Didn't she use a butane torch or a candle or something??

Not saying I would have the guts to bake an Asha. But if I did, it would be in the oven.