Mom's solitaire and her own pear diamond → one two-stone ring
The story
Two diamonds, two stories, neither one being worn. Her mom's solitaire was a ring she loved but never reached for, and the pear had come out of an engagement ring that no longer fit her life. She wanted them together, low to the finger, and simple enough to wear with everything.
What we kept
- Both diamonds — her mom's round and her own pear
- The yellow gold, in a new shank
What we let go
- The four-prong setting
- The cathedral shoulders
- The old engagement ring
The piece: Two-tone gold — white gold bezels, yellow gold shank. Round brilliant and pear diamonds, both original.
Client: Shawna
Because jewelry should be worn. Not stored.
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