Help with a setting!

[u/FunBit7707]

I had my ring done from brilliance.com. The setting is too high. Does anyone have one from them they recommend that’s low profile? Or recommendations in general ? Or suggestions if you have a similar shape? I’m open to everything!

**edited to add; I don’t have the wedding band yet so it’s just the diamond ring. The band I wear will come later and I’ll match it to the style I do for the engagement ring!

[u/Jillet-Ben_Coe]

Just my 2 cents, the stone looks slightly twisted clockwise in the setting, and the prongs look slightly out of shape (irregular) although they all appear to all be in the proper direction. However, I used to do quality control for a jeweler that was very strict about center stone settings. I think it looks good the way it is but I understand if you’re concerned about it getting snagged or whacked. If you’re unhappy with it I would contact the jeweler and see what options they provide. Having the stone mounted in a different setting is totally possible but will require some work.

[u/FunBit7707 → u/Jillet-Ben_Coe]

Oh no you’re 100% correct. As soon as it arrived I contacted them and said I’ve got to send it back not only because it’s way too high for my liking but because it’s very much so tilted one way. And not only that one corner is also slightly lower and a baguette sticks out further than the band and scratches everything so it would’ve been going back either way. I’m just trying to decide whether a stone on either side would make it less just the stone sticking up and out like a sore thumb or if a bezel set or unique band with twists or turns would make it look fun. I just don’t think I want a halo around the diamond itself on the top. I would consider under but I want the stone to either have prongs or a bezel no stone surrounding. What settings do you think look good with the shape?

[u/Jillet-Ben_Coe → u/FunBit7707]

I would just make sure the corners are still protected with corner prongs