Keep the diamond, the crest, and the two outer side sepals exactly as shown — do not change their position or shape. Make the center support element significantly thinner and more delicate — closer to a fine wire than a tapered blade — and shorter, reaching only about a third as far up the stone's face as it currently does, tapering to almost nothing near its tip rather than staying wide. Its job is structural support near the base, not a visible decorative element competing with the two side sepals. If the two outer sepals also feel substantial, taper them slightly thinner as well, but keep their current length and position. Everything else — stone, crest, stem, proportions — stays exactly the same.

Keep the diamond, the crest, and the two outer side sepals exactly as shown — do not change their position or shape. Make the center support element significantly thinner and more delicate — closer to a fine wire than a tapered blade — and shorter, reaching only about a third as far up the stone's face as it currently does, tapering to almost nothing near its tip rather than staying wide. Its job is structural support near the base, not a visible decorative element competing with the two side sepals. If the two outer sepals also feel substantial, taper them slightly thinner as well, but keep their current length and position. Everything else — stone, crest, stem, proportions — stays exactly the same.
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Keep the diamond, the crest, and the two outer side sepals exactly as shown — do not change their position or shape. Make the center support element significantly thinner and more delicate — closer to a fine wire than a tapered blade — and shorter, reaching only about a third as far up the stone's face as it currently does, tapering to almost nothing near its tip rather than staying wide. Its job is structural support near the base, not a visible decorative element competing with the two side sepals. If the two outer sepals also feel substantial, taper them slightly thinner as well, but keep their current length and position. Everything else — stone, crest, stem, proportions — stays exactly the same.

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