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Trillium Cut Diamond Engagement Ring, ?'s about engagement rings ?Q.Hi. . .I have been researching engagement rings for a year, and I have a question. What is the deal with a triangular shaped diamond?? First of all, there are 3 different names for that I have found: trillium, trillion, and trilliant. Also, on the design-your-own-ring sites, it isn't listed as an option other than side stones. I have found some on the Internet, but they are few and far between. Are they considered cheap or weird? Are they regarded poorly by jewelers? I'm just curious. A.No diamond shapes/sizes/cuts are weird if it's what you like. Most of the design-your-own-ring sites suck (IMHO). They offer very limited options. Most people prefer rings that are symmetric through both the saggital plane (plane down center of ring in direction of finger) and the transverse plane (plane that bisects the proximal and distal parts of the ring on the finger). (sorry about the terms, I'm a personal trainer and that was the best way I could think of to describe it). If you have a trillion in the center (that's the name I've seen, the others are most likely exactly the same), you will have only one line of symmetry (most likely cut by a transverse plane -- i.e. the triangle points to or away from the fingertip). Of course you can have it done, but you won't see many samples/examples and you probably won't see any on the design-your-own-ring sites. I like the trillion cut for other stones, not so much for diamonds. I bought my wife a .85 marquis-cut for her engagement ring, then designed a wedding ring with two .50 trillion cut sapphires, one on each side of the diamond. It gave the set a general diamond shape, like a monogram of sorts. The two inner points of each sapphire "point" to the upper and lower points of the marquis shape. My wife thought it was weird, until she saw it. :-) Go to a local jeweler! These 'net-based jewelers are okay for something off-the-rack, but when you're trying to design something special, it's sometimes best to sit down with someone who knows what they're doing and brainstorm about it. It might cost a little more, but the relationship that's built can have some very deep value a few years down the line. Other Questions : Sapphire Engagement Ring Antique, Engagement Ring, Advice Needed Please........ ?This past weekend - Valentines weekend - I proposed to my girlfriend and by proposed I mean took her to London, where we had a champagne cruise on the London Eye, a nice hotel room and dinner on the Orient Express where she was presented wit... Discount Sterling Silver Jewelry ?In the future, could you please delete the addresses of spammers when you repost their spam?-We now take all credit cards on line for yor orders sterling silver at its best you can find around.sterling silver jewelry dragon sterling silver p... Bracelet Cost Diamond Low TennisHas anyone else noticed the cute little necklace that Brenda's been wearing lately? It's a gold choker with a crystal or diamond right in the middle. I know this is a detail probably overlooked by many but I notice every time I see her and have ... No longer "Plus-sized" ?Oh, happy day!! Went shopping today...Out of habit went to the women's plus size department. Everything looked too big. Walked over to the "regular" clothes and was thrilled to find that I am a size 14, and can put on a size 12 (not yet suitabl... Antique Diamond BraceletDinner for two with your loved one in Paris or Venice in your favourite five star restaurant. This one sent me scurrying to the closet where I resurrected my birthday dinner outfit from a few weeks back: 1. Short, V-neck, spaghetti strap dre...
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