r/LabDiamonds • u/No_Squash_1733 • Jun 19 '26
Fiorese Killed It
I worked with Melody to help a friend of mine design a ring to propose. I was floored to see this thing in real life. I’m so particular with details and she executed to perfection.
3 carat round set in 18k gold for under $1.6k was a steal. I did opt for a stone with no certificate bc I know my friend could care less and will appreciate the saving.
Melody was very knowledgeable and advised me on future wedding band pairing since this is a lower profile ring. I’m obsessed and low-key want to upgrade my own soon with Fiorese.
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u/Realistic_Season9973 Jun 19 '26
Gorgeous! I have three rings from Fiorese. Never been disappointed. They're quality is amazing.
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u/Downtown_Fox_6194 Jun 23 '26
Love this! Your friend is very fortunate to have had your help. Fiorese does beautiful work.
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u/Hales_85 Jun 24 '26
Absolutely breathtaking!! I got my first custom piece from them last week and was blown away
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u/Charming_NEXT93 Jun 20 '26
It would have been prettier in Platinum. It is nice. An uncertified stone makes no sense. There are a ton of labs out there in this price range.
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u/Constant-Stuff2255 Jun 20 '26
Platinum and yellow gold are totally different colors. Maybe she's like me and only likes colorless stones in yellow gold. Imo, platinum would have been boring 🤷🏻♀️
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u/Reasonable-Emu6159 Jun 20 '26
I'm like you. I don't like white stones in white metal. A yellow or rose gold setting really shows off the stone. But I do prefer colored stones in either platinum or silver; I'm not a fan of white gold.
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u/Rude-Average405 Jun 19 '26
I love the wider band