Here's a hand shot, and a view of the really elegant low profile.

Wow, I love this ring!  It is absolutely perfect!  I think it makes for a great gent's ring.

I know my son would love this too.  This is the style he seems to be drawn to when it comes to the ring for me.  I love it and think it is well suites for both men and women alike!  So yeah you could sport it too!

The stone was the client's own, but you know how it works round here - if it's made of carbon and it sparkles, David can find it for you...

I think you could pull it off too

The ring is actually back with David getting a face lift, so when I get it back I'll post some more pictures. I really love the profile of it. It's very architectural without being too fussy as sometimes architects themselves can be (no offense to any architects )

I'm sure as some of you know, it's been total breeze working with DBL so I won't gush here about it  other places will not be spared! 

GIAGirl- They have much better stones in their inventory than the one I had set. I've seen them... they are AMAZING.

Would you believe that it's an I1? Yup! It has a few surface reaching inclusions and the bench was able to set it, and perfectly by the way. The gold in the bezel really enhances the color of the stone too. Way more warmth then before. If it's ok I'll post a picture of it unset to show how much richer and warmer the gold makes it. .84ct 5.5x5.45

That's a gorgeous ring!  I also think it would be great for ladies.  I had a semi-bezel blue box etoile ring and I loved it.  I would love to have something with the same look again one day. 

YES! This is the one I was trying to describe. I figured a picture was worth a thousand words, and I'm glad you like it. I love it.

Mr Farmer, great to see you here! I'm laughing at your fussy architects line...could not be more true. I married an architect and as I type this (at ten past eight on a Sunday morning here) he's agonising over the mm spacing between two shelves in a bedroom. They couldn't be fixed yesterday until he got it 'all figured out' and I have a feeling it will be a long time before that happens. We're talking about a difference below the threshold of human perception ... Fussy? I'll say!

OHHHHHHH...I'd love a ring like this all paved too!!!   

Thanks so much for posting Mr Farmer!!!

Your photos are amazing.

Oh I like that too!!!!

In general this is the style of ring I'll hopefully be doing soon for a RHR.

That's just ridiculous! I LOVE it even more with the satin finish. Wouldn't have thought you could improve on it, but you just did.

I think there's more contrast between the silver and gold now - because they were both highly polished, the light sort of bounced off them both and it was harder to see how crisp the contrast and the lines between the metals are.

BTW, as a slight threadjack, your ring inspired me to do something I've been wanting to do for years now - I've enrolled on a silversmithing course. I can learn to a) produce fine jewelry in silver (and platinum) or b) that I have no talent for this and produce odd, amorphous blobs of metal...

I'll third it all!  I am super jealous of this ring.  A very perfect style for every day life.

Jen I can't wait to hear what you think of the class.

Remarkable visual change with that satin finish added, mr. farmer.

Jen, we'll be looking forward to your first attempts.  Surely it won't be half so bad as the dentist masquerading as a jeweller!