This process has been flawless so far, I'll have to update with photos when it gets here. What does everyone think of it so far?
Specs: old mine cut, 2CT, elongated pear, 6 prong, 10K gold, low setting
For context:
• 1st photo = right ear
• 2nd photo = left ear
• 3rd photo = left ear with the helix jewelry I will use eventually
I’ve previously had: Seconds, Thirds, 2 helix piercings on my left ear, Tragus on my right ear
Right now I’m planning on getting my right conch pierced, & re-piercing my old left helix's. I was also considering a daith on my left ear, but my daith area seems kind of small/awkward. Do I have the anatomy for it? What other piercings do you think would suit my anatomy?
Hello! I got married about two years ago, and my husband and I are considering a vow renewal. Our wedding was hectic and rainy. We didn’t get to exchange vows or really spend much time together, so it felt like the day was more for everyone else than for us.
I’ve been wanting to redo our wedding photos since we only received about 20 from the day. I’m also currently losing weight, so it feels like the right time to do something more intentional and meaningful. I’m looking to have these done on 11/2/2027 in a historic home with a grand staircase, going for a romantic, vintage vibe, and possibly a few photos under the “tree of life” as well.
Does anyone have recommendations for photographers or locations that fit this style? For reference, I’ve been looking at places like House of Broel and the Parks-Bowman Mansion—similar vintage, historic styles would be perfect.
I'm looking at getting a champagne moissanite myself and i need inspo!
Hi everyone, I recently saw Anna Sitar’s engagement ring (first photo) and found out it’s from Sofia Kaman. It’s a pear shape with a 6-prong setting, champagne stone, and matte gold band and I genuinely cannot stop thinking about it.
I’ve tried ovals, marquise, movals, etc. over time and never fully loved how they looked on my short/wider fingers. Pears were never really on my radar either… but this one just hit different.
I also found a similar style (second photo) from Orbion Jewels on Etsy and I’m curious if anyone here has champagne/light-to-dark champagne pear stones, Sofia Kaman rings or has gotten a champagne ring from Orbion specifically?
How do the champagne tones look in real life? Do they feel “yellow,” “brown,” or more subtle I have never seen this in real life!
Would really love honest experiences before I keep spiraling over this ring 😅