A great gift for a lady or little girl who love sparkly things.The diamonds have been used for ornamental
purposes since ancient times and these are first discovered in India. Diamonds were a valuable trading
commodity and became popular world wide.Generally diamonds are in rough stone ,the beauty of the diamond is
not obvious, they need to be shaped and polished to bring out the brilliance. The Diamonds are in many shapes
and "fancy cuts" which have become fashionable over time including oblong and square cut.Diamonds are the most
popular stone used in engagement rings, which may be symbolic of a life long relationship as they will last
forever.
Diamonds are graded using the four C's which are cut, color, clarity and carat weight. The most valuable
diamonds are colorless and have few inclusions. Please enjoy browsing through these beautiful diamond necklaces.
The happiest occasions of our lives are often those which include a most precious gift. It could be a diploma for
the proud graduate, a certificate of achievement for a job well done, or some other item of value. When it
comes to events of a highly personal nature, jewelry is the ideal gift. Nothing is more perfect than a diamond
ring to mark an engagement, wedding, or an anniversary.
Diamonds remain the most precious of all gemstones, the right sparkler for that special moment. A diamond
represents love, commitment, and endurance--three aspects of every successful relationship. To find the perfect
diamond engagement ring, we offer to you the following shopping tips.
Diamonds
When choosing a diamond engagement ring, there are three components you should pay attention to:
The band
The setting
The stone
The band is typically made out of one of four metals: silver, white gold, yellow gold and platinum.
Silver doesn't have the qualities associated with a quality diamond engagement ring, but the other three metals
do. A wonderful alternative to silver is white gold which has a similar look but is of a much higher quality.
Classic engagement bands are usually solid metal with a diamond solitaire. More elaborate rings with side stones
or tiny diamonds embedded in the channel of the ring are also popular. And the more elaborate the ring, the
higher the cost.
The second component of a ring is it's setting--the part of the ring that physically holds the diamond in place.
The prong (or claw) setting is the most commonly used gemstone setting, very popular for solitaire diamond
engagement rings. There are several different settings available, each offering a different look.
The third component of the ring is the gemstone. Diamonds are almost always exclusively chosen for wedding and
engagement rings. When searching for the perfect diamond, there are four categories you need to consider:
Cut - Describes the finish, proportion and polish of the diamond. These factors determine the fire and
brilliance of a diamond.
Clarity - Describes the clearness or purity of a diamond. A grade is assigned to each diamond, with "F"
representing a flawless diamond to "I" describing a diamond that has inclusions. Most diamonds can be found at
various grades between "F" and "I." Diamond buyers will sometimes choose a gem with some inclusions, as long as
they are not visible to the naked eye.
Color - From white to yellow, diamonds receive a grade for the amount of color they contain. Diamond buyers
prefer colorless to near colorless diamonds, with diamonds graded J, K, and L offering the best value for a
customer's money.
Carat - Carat refers to the weight of the diamond. One carat is equivalent to 0.20 grams. The larger the
carat, the pricier the diamond, although the other "C's" can influence the final price significantly.
Though not mentioned as one of the four C's, a diamond's shape plays an integral part in the selection of any
diamond engagement ring.
Choose the Perfect Diamond Wedding Ring
Your wedding day will be one of the most significant occasions in your life--the beginning of a long term,
committed union with a person that you love.
Long after the marriage ceremony is over, the reception held, and your honeymoon a pleasant memory, your
rings will remain the visible testimony of the promise you made to each other on that most special day.
You should take your time when choosing the perfect diamond wedding ring.
A quick decision will generally not build confidence, and may even create doubt long afterwards, as you
wonder whether the ring you chose was really the right one.
It's advisable not to rush the purchase of rings that you and your spouse will potentially wear for many
decades.
Finding the perfect diamond wedding is similar process to finding the perfect diamond engagement ring, as it
involves several steps. The following are three important aspects of the ring shopping process:
Discuss Your Budget: If you choose a ring beyond your current budget, will you be able to afford rings for
both of you? There is nothing wrong with exchanging rings with fewer diamonds or settling on white or yellow
gold instead of platinum. Many couples who couldn't afford expensive rings when they wed choose to exchange or
upgrade their rings once their relationship matured and their finances became secure.
Shop Around - You no longer need to buy your rings at the local jewelry store. On-line merchants are selling
comparable products via the internet. Visit your local jeweler to get an idea about styles and price, but then
compare those prices with merchants who sell their goods on-line. By making your purchase through a reputable
and quality internet merchant, you will pay less and in some cases not have to pay sales tax or shipping. The
lower overhead that online sellers have means that the savings are passed on to you, allowing you to pocket the
extra cash or choose the more expensive perfect diamond ring.
Consider The Design-
Some couples choose matching wedding bands, while others opt for different look, such a ring embedded
with many small diamonds for the woman, and a plain gold band for the man.
Some men prefer a more subdued look when wearing a wedding band while their wives enjoy a ring that is
fancy and inlaid with a centerpiece diamond joined by two smaller diamonds on each side.
As recent as two generations ago, it was a rarity for the man to wear a band at all. If a man is reluctant
to wear a ring, look for a comfort fit wedding ring for him, something he'll wear without finding it to be a
hindrance.
Finally, wherever you choose to purchase your perfect diamond rings, you'll want to find a merchant who
stands by their products and services. Examine their money back guarantee, the warranty, and the GIA and AGS
certificates that come with their diamonds. Once you are married and living under one roof, make certain that
your homeowner insurance or renter's insurance policy covers your diamond engagement ring; in some cases you'll
have to take out a separate policy, something your insurance agent can advise you on.
Finally, wherever you choose to purchase your perfect diamond rings, you'll want to find a merchant who stands by their products and services. Examine their money back guarantee, the warranty, and the GIA and AGS certificates that come with their diamonds.A great gift for a lady or little girl who love sparkly things.The diamonds have been used for ornamental
purposes since ancient times and these are first discovered in India. Diamonds were a valuable trading
commodity and became popular world wide.Generally diamonds are in rough stone ,the beauty of the diamond is
not obvious, they need to be shaped and polished to bring out the brilliance. The Diamonds are in many shapes
and "fancy cuts" which have become fashionable over time including oblong and square cut.Diamonds are the most
popular stone used in engagement rings, which may be symbolic of a life long relationship as they will last
forever.
Diamonds are graded using the four C's which are cut, color, clarity and carat weight. The most valuable
diamonds are colorless and have few inclusions. Please enjoy browsing through these beautiful diamond necklaces.
The happiest occasions of our lives are often those which include a most precious gift. It could be a diploma for
the proud graduate, a certificate of achievement for a job well done, or some other item of value. When it
comes to events of a highly personal nature, jewelry is the ideal gift. Nothing is more perfect than a diamond
ring to mark an engagement, wedding, or an anniversary.
Diamonds remain the most precious of all gemstones, the right sparkler for that special moment. A diamond
represents love, commitment, and endurance--three aspects of every successful relationship. To find the perfect
diamond engagement ring, we offer to you the following shopping tips.
Diamonds
When choosing a diamond engagement ring, there are three components you should pay attention to:
The band
The setting
The stone
The band is typically made out of one of four metals: silver, white gold, yellow gold and platinum.
Silver doesn't have the qualities associated with a quality diamond engagement ring, but the other three metals
do. A wonderful alternative to silver is white gold which has a similar look but is of a much higher quality.
Classic engagement bands are usually solid metal with a diamond solitaire. More elaborate rings with side stones
or tiny diamonds embedded in the channel of the ring are also popular. And the more elaborate the ring, the
higher the cost.
The second component of a ring is it's setting--the part of the ring that physically holds the diamond in place.
The prong (or claw) setting is the most commonly used gemstone setting, very popular for solitaire diamond
engagement rings. There are several different settings available, each offering a different look.
The third component of the ring is the gemstone. Diamonds are almost always exclusively chosen for wedding and
engagement rings. When searching for the perfect diamond, there are four categories you need to consider:
Cut - Describes the finish, proportion and polish of the diamond. These factors determine the fire and
brilliance of a diamond.
Clarity - Describes the clearness or purity of a diamond. A grade is assigned to each diamond, with "F"
representing a flawless diamond to "I" describing a diamond that has inclusions. Most diamonds can be found at
various grades between "F" and "I." Diamond buyers will sometimes choose a gem with some inclusions, as long as
they are not visible to the naked eye.
Color - From white to yellow, diamonds receive a grade for the amount of color they contain. Diamond buyers
prefer colorless to near colorless diamonds, with diamonds graded J, K, and L offering the best value for a
customer's money.
Carat - Carat refers to the weight of the diamond. One carat is equivalent to 0.20 grams. The larger the
carat, the pricier the diamond, although the other "C's" can influence the final price significantly.
Though not mentioned as one of the four C's, a diamond's shape plays an integral part in the selection of any
diamond engagement ring.
Choose the Perfect Diamond Wedding Ring
Your wedding day will be one of the most significant occasions in your life--the beginning of a long term,
committed union with a person that you love.
Long after the marriage ceremony is over, the reception held, and your honeymoon a pleasant memory, your
rings will remain the visible testimony of the promise you made to each other on that most special day.
You should take your time when choosing the perfect diamond wedding ring.
A quick decision will generally not build confidence, and may even create doubt long afterwards, as you
wonder whether the ring you chose was really the right one.
It's advisable not to rush the purchase of rings that you and your spouse will potentially wear for many
decades.
Finding the perfect diamond wedding is similar process to finding the perfect diamond engagement ring, as it
involves several steps. The following are three important aspects of the ring shopping process:
Discuss Your Budget: If you choose a ring beyond your current budget, will you be able to afford rings for
both of you? There is nothing wrong with exchanging rings with fewer diamonds or settling on white or yellow
gold instead of platinum. Many couples who couldn't afford expensive rings when they wed choose to exchange or
upgrade their rings once their relationship matured and their finances became secure.
Shop Around - You no longer need to buy your rings at the local jewelry store. On-line merchants are selling
comparable products via the internet. Visit your local jeweler to get an idea about styles and price, but then
compare those prices with merchants who sell their goods on-line. By making your purchase through a reputable
and quality internet merchant, you will pay less and in some cases not have to pay sales tax or shipping. The
lower overhead that online sellers have means that the savings are passed on to you, allowing you to pocket the
extra cash or choose the more expensive perfect diamond ring.
Consider The Design-
Some couples choose matching wedding bands, while others opt for different look, such a ring embedded
with many small diamonds for the woman, and a plain gold band for the man.
Some men prefer a more subdued look when wearing a wedding band while their wives enjoy a ring that is
fancy and inlaid with a centerpiece diamond joined by two smaller diamonds on each side.
As recent as two generations ago, it was a rarity for the man to wear a band at all. If a man is reluctant
to wear a ring, look for a comfort fit wedding ring for him, something he'll wear without finding it to be a
hindrance.
Finally, wherever you choose to purchase your perfect diamond rings, you'll want to find a merchant who
stands by their products and services. Examine their money back guarantee, the warranty, and the GIA and AGS
certificates that come with their diamonds. Once you are married and living under one roof, make certain that
your homeowner insurance or renter's insurance policy covers your diamond engagement ring; in some cases you'll
have to take out a separate policy, something your insurance agent can advise you on.
Finally, wherever you choose to purchase your perfect diamond rings, you'll want to find a merchant who stands by their products and services. Examine their money back guarantee, the warranty, and the GIA and AGS certificates that come with their diamonds.
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