Searching for an engagement ring can be both exciting and daunting. Knowing what you want and understanding diamonds can make this purchase feel like a romantic dream. Choosing a diamond and metal setting should be selected carefully. Do not rush to make a decision. Consider what shape, cut, and diamond size would be appropriate for you. Keep in mind that the more elaborate the setting, the more prudent you need to be while wearing it.

It is very important to choose a diamond that is well-cut, perfectly shaped, with evenly distributed carat weight. I highly recommend focusing on the diameter because it is fruitless to spend money on excess diamond carat weight. A diamond can have a small table diameter and a thick girdle, thus adding to your cost. The cut of the diamond is by far the most important factor in choosing a stone. If a diamond is not cut well, it will lack brilliance.

Lastly, have fun! This will be one of the most exciting times of your life. Enjoy this wonderful experience and then tell me all about it.

I have included a diamond guide, as well as a list of jewelry companies that are both impressive and reputable. The GIA link below will help you to understand diamonds. The Gemological Institute of America is one of the most respected gem laboratories in the world. Their website provides a wealth of education pertaining to diamonds and gemstones: https://4cs.gia.edu/en-us/diamond-buying-guide/

Nathan Aharon, owner of Argaman Trading Inc is one of Manhattan’s most sought after diamond dealers on 47th street. You will receive one on one attention from an extremely knowledgeable professional who has been doing business in the diamond and jewelry industry for several decades. https://www.argamandiamond.com/

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The gorgeous simplicity of this classic round brilliant diamond solitaire ring is quintessential Tiffany.

I love the graceful design of this attractive infinity ring by De Beers.

The fancy cut diamonds in this chic Blue Nile ring add an exquisite preciseness that complements the center asscher cut stone.

Tacori turns a pear shape diamond into a magical state of bliss.