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Round Diamonds
Diamond shape refers to a diamond’s physical form, and is often one of the first attributes that couples consider when shopping for a diamond. While round diamonds are the most popular choice, many couples are also drawn to the distinctive look of non-round, or “fancy shaped” diamonds. Fancy shaped diamonds include princess, cushion, emerald, asscher, radiant, oval, pear, and heart shaped diamonds. Each diamond shape has its own unique characteristics and is cut to different specifications, which impacts the overall look of the stone.
Round Diamonds
The round splendid cut is the most prevalent diamond shape, representing the greater part of all diamonds sold today. Albeit created in Europe, the round splendid is once in a while alluded to as the American Ideal Cut.
With 58 facets separated among its crown, girdle and pavilion and a regular proportion somewhere in the range of 1.00 and 1.02, it yields most extreme shine as the cut normally pursues the rough diamond crystal.
The round brilliant is the most examined cut in the business; for over a century, diamond cutters have utilized progressed logical hypotheses of light reflection and exact scientific figurings to streamline its fire and brilliance.
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Princess Diamonds
Princess cut diamonds are the second most popular diamond shape. Princess cut diamonds possess the gorgeous sparkle of round brilliant diamonds in a distinctive square shape. They offer a contemporary look and the flexibility to work in almost any style of ring.
Princess Diamonds
The Princess cut diamonds can make the ideal wedding bands since they are exceptionally clear. Their wonderful shape makes them a colorful treasure, as they are designed for getting top brightness from their square cut.
When acquiring a Princess Cut precious diamond, ensure that the setting for your ring secures the four pointed corners. The Princess Cut precious diamonds permits all the more acceptably for blemishes.
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Cushion Diamonds
Cushion cut diamonds combine the appeal of a square cut diamond but with soft, rounded edges, lending this shape a romantic feel. This timeless shape is derived from the old mine cut, and has been refined over hundreds of years. Cushion cut diamonds are a beautiful choice for any setting style.
Cushion Diamonds
The Cushion Cut Diamond is an antique cut that has a classic, romantic appeal. It is considered a cross between the Old Mine Cut, which was popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and a modern Oval-Cut Diamond.
The Old Mine Cut featured large facets and rounded corners, since the cutting was all done by hand at the time. They were designed to catch the beauty of candlelight. The Cushion-Cut Diamond contains 58 facets
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Emerald Diamonds
Emerald cut diamonds are treasured for their elegant silhouette. The shallow pavilion and crown accentuate the clarity of the stone, while the reflective steps enhance the color and luster of the diamond
Emerald Diamonds
Emerald-cut diamonds are "step-cut" because of their rectangular features. An emerald-cut diamond will demonstrate less brightness so clearness is critical.
Emerald Cut Engagement Rings are not Very Sparkly. An emerald diamond is cut uniquely in contrast to different jewels. Most diamonds are splendid cut, which makes shimmer and brilliance Emerald diamonds are step cut. This makes flashes of light known as the corridor of mirrors impact.
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Asscher Diamonds
The asscher cut features a square shape with cut corners. A high crown with large step cut facets bestows more brilliance than the other popular step cut shape, the emerald shape. Asscher shaped diamonds are sleek and modern in solitaire settings, and their unique shape perfectly complements vintage-inspired styles.
Asscher Diamonds
The Asscher cut is an interesting and unique shape with prismatic splendor and a rectangular-faceted structure in a similar style as the emerald cut.
The standard number of principle features on an Asscher cut is generally 58 and the common proportion for the more mainstream square-formed Asscher slices is 1.00 to 1.05.
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Pear Diamonds
Pear shapes feature a rounded edge tapering to a point at the opposite end. This unique shape flatters fingers and offers a distinctive look. A fusion of the marquise shape and the most popular round brilliant cut, pear shaped diamonds are intended to showcase the sparkle of the diamond, making it important to find a stone with great symmetry.
Pear Diamonds
The altered brilliant cut pear molded diamond is a blend of a round and a marquise shape, with a decreased point toward one side.
The diamond is constantly worn with the thin end indicating the hand of the wearer. In a perfect world, a pear molded diamond ought to have fantastic or excellent balance.
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Radiant Diamonds
The radiant cut diamond combines the silhouette of an emerald cut diamond with the fire and sparkle of a round brilliant cut diamond. Due to its design, this shape requires more carat weight in the depth to maximize brilliance.
Radiant Diamonds
A radiant cut diamond is a square or rectangular-diamond gemstone with a splendid cut aspect design on the crown and pavilion. Created by Henry Grossbard in 1977, the radiant cut joins the emerald "step-cut" and the round "brilliant cut", producing one of the most stunning shines on a square or rectangular gemstone.
Radiant cut stones are normally cut with 70 facets, improving their general splendor and fire, equaled distinctly by the Round Brilliant cut. The sloped corners likewise shield the gemstone from damage. Generally, the radiant cut showcases the unpredictability and shimmer of the gemstone, while holding high toughness.
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Oval Diamonds
The ever-flattering oval shape is symmetrical and exhibits a similar fire and brilliance to round shaped diamonds. A scintillating twist on the classic round brilliant, the elongated shape can create the illusion of larger size. Oval diamonds are highly versatile, remarkably elegant, and distinctive.
Oval Diamonds
Oval Diamonds. Made by Lazare Kaplan in the 1960's, oval diamonds are an altered brilliance cut (like for all intents and purposes all round cuts). Since the two shapes have a comparative flame and brightness, the oval is a perfect decision for a client who likes the look of a round diamond, however needs something unique and special.
Oval diamonds have the additional preferred position of a elongated shape, which can make the illusion of more prominent size. The thin shape can likewise cause the finger of the wearer to show up longer and slimmer, an effect often desired
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Heart Diamonds
The heart shaped diamond is an evocative signifier of true love. They shimmer with two symmetrical halves, creating a bold and romantic look. Heart shaped diamonds are especially popular in Claddagh designs, and offer a distinctive look in any engagement ring setting.
Heart Diamonds
The modified splendid cut heart formed jewel is a one of a kind and pure image of love. Heart shaped diamonds are prominent and popular in solitaire pendants just as rings. When picking a heart, balance is a significant trademark, since it is important that the two parts of the heart are indistinguishable.
The cleft (between the two lobes) ought to be sharp and unmistakable, and the wings (the sides as they bend down to the point) should have a very slightly rounded shape.
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Marquise Diamonds
The marquise shaped diamond features pointed ends with a curved middle for an eye-catching look. With a larger surface area than any other diamond shape, the marquise shape maximizes perceived size and lends a unique look to any setting style.
Marquise Diamonds
The marquise diamond cut, also called as the football-formed cut, the boat-shaped cut, the eye-shaped cut, or the navette, is infrequently found in the wedding band world contrasted with different less vintage cuts.
A marquise cut jewel highlights 58 aspects and a curved shape with pointed ends. It has been around for a considerable centuries, and however it can't gloat a similar degree of popularity as the princess or round cuts, its traditional, long, narrow shape looks phenomenal on a ring finger.
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4C's of Diamond
Until the middle of the twentieth century, there was no agreed-upon standard by which diamonds could be judged. GIA created the first, and now globally accepted standard for describing diamonds: Color, Clarity, Cut and Carat Weight. Today, the 4C's of Diamond Quality is the universal method for assessing the quality of any diamond, anywhere in the world. The creation of the Diamond 4C's meant two very important things: diamond quality could be communicated in a universal language, and diamond customers could now know exactly what they were about to purchase.
Diamond Cut
The skill with which a diamond is cut determines how well it reflects and refracts light. Learn how the balance of precision and craftsmanship unlocks a diamond's unique brilliance and luster.
Color
Color is the natural color or lack of color visible within a diamond. Learn how the amount of color present affects beauty and value.
Clarity
With most diamonds, there is more than meets the eye! Learn how the presence of natural inclusions and blemishes on and within a diamond impacts its appearance and value.
Carat
Carat is the most visually apparent factor when comparing diamonds. Learn how this unique weight scale is used to measure gemstones.
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While every diamond is exclusive, all diamonds share certain essential features. A diamond’s anatomy, or its basic structure, determines its magnitudes, brilliance, scattering and sparkling. Each part of the diamond has a definite name, and having a simple understanding of how each part contributes to the diamond as a whole will help you find your flawless diamond.
Anatomy
A diamond is consist of the eight main components. They are Width, Table, Crown, Table Spread, Girdle, Pavilion, Depth, and Culet. Below is a brief description of each part of a diamond and its location.
- Diameter: The width of a refined stone, measured from edge to edge.
- Table: The largest polished facet placed on the top of the diamond.
- Crown: The top portion of a diamond extending from the table to the girdle. The crown is made up of bezel facets (crown mains), star facets, upper girdle facets (upper halves), and a table facet.
- Girdle: The exact edge (widest edge) of the diamond where the crown and pavilion meet.
- Pavilion: The lowermost part of a diamond extending from the girdle down to the Culet.
- Depth: The total height of a diamond restrained from the table to the Culet.
- Culet: The small or pointed facet at the very Bottom-most of the diamond.
Before buying a diamond, make sure that you have a basic understanding of a diamond’s anatomy. This will permit you to truly appreciate diamonds and all their complexities, communicate with specialists about a particular diamond, and, most decisively, it will assist you in making a well-thought out decision about which diamond is best for you.
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The cut of a diamond refers not to its shape, but to the balance of proportion, symmetry and polish achieved by the diamond cutter. The extent of how well the diamond is cut is directly related to the diamond’s overall beauty. When a diamond has been correctly cut, the diamond’s ability to reflect and refract light is greatly enhanced. By understanding the way that light moves through diamond crystals, modern diamond cutters have established a specific set of proportions and angles that are known to harness the diamond’s internal brilliance and to show it in its best light.
Ideal Cut
An Ideal Cut Diamond is a round, brilliant, or princess cut diamond that is cut to ideal proportions and angles, and has excellent polish and symmetry ratings. An Ideal Cut Diamond is perfectly proportioned to refract light, producing that fire and brilliance up through to the table and crown. Adoria Jewels offers a nice selection of Ideal Cut Diamonds know at True HeartsTM
GIA, considered to be one of the most respected laboratories for grading natural diamonds, uses the following language on their certificates to grade cut for round diamonds: Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, Poor. A GIA Excellent cut will be listed as either Ideal or Super Ideal on the site. We use specific diamond characteristics, such as cut grade, polish, and symmetry to distinguish between Ideal and Super Ideal. If a cut grade is not available from a grading laboratory, such as for fancy shaped diamonds, Adoria Jewels combines the characteristics above along with depth, table, secondary measurements, and subjective factors to assess the cut grade of the diamond.
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Color refers to the natural body color of a diamond and not to the reflection of spectral colors that flash when a diamond moves. Most diamonds naturally exhibit slight hints of yellow, brown, or gray. This color is caused by natural trace elements of nitrogen that were present when the diamond formed under the Earth’s crust. The less color a diamond exhibits, the higher the rarity, and therefore the higher the value.
Diamond Color
Color of a diamond is a result of diamond’s composition and does not change with time. Colorless diamonds allow light to travel through them as compared to the colored diamonds. These diamonds also emit more fire and sparkle. The process, through which a diamond is formed, is the deciding factor for its color. The whiter the diamond is the higher value it will have. For grading the color of diamonds, jewelers refer to GIA’s color scale that starts the rating with D for the colorless diamonds and grows up to Z as the traces of light yellow or brown color are found in the diamond. Diamonds graded from D to F are amongst the most desirable and valuable stones. These diamonds are a delight for the diamond lovers. Nevertheless, if you have a low budget, you can also find good diamonds with lower grades. These diamonds are not exactly colorless but show no color to untrained eye.
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Clarity refers to how clean or clear the diamond is with respect to natural microscopic characteristics that were trapped within or on the diamond while it was forming. Internal characteristics are known as inclusions, and characteristics on the surface of the gem are known as blemishes. Inclusions may be crystals of a foreign material or structural imperfections such as tiny cracks, known as feathers, which can appear whitish or cloudy.
Diamond Clarity
Diamond clarity means finding out characteristics of a diamond, including the blemishes and inclusions. If you consider the pressure that a diamond is created, and that they are not produced in sterile laboratory, you will be not be surprised to find that most of these diamonds are not free of flaws. Usually there are two kinds of flaws found in diamonds – blemishes and inclusions. Inclusions are naturally occurring internal flaws that are found in diamonds including cracks, air bubbles, and mineral. However, most blemishes occur at the time of cutting process.
The diamonds that have less blemishes and inclusions are considered valuable as compared to those that have more. GIA certificates consist of a diamonds inclusion plot, as there is no similarity between two diamonds. The plot of the GIA certificate ensures the worth of the diamond you are planning to buy. It lets you have the assurance that the diamond you are receiving is the one you have paid for. If you are in a fix about what clarity grade you should choose, flawless is the best and rarest clarity grade. Move the slider to view examples of different diamond clarity grades. Click marker for more information.
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Carat (ct.) refers to the unique unit of weight measurement used exclusively to weigh gems and diamonds. Carat weight is often confused with visual size even though it is actually a measurement of weight. Depending on the shape and type of gemstone being weighed, the weight will visually show itself differently. For example, a 1.00 ct. round diamond will measure around 6.5mm, and a 1.00 ct. round sapphire will measure around 6.0mm. This is due to the varying density of different gemstones.
Carat Weight
Diamond clarity means finding out characteristics of a diamond, including the blemishes and inclusions. If you consider the pressure that a diamond is created, and that they are not produced in sterile laboratory, you will be not be surprised to find that most of these diamonds are not free of flaws. Usually there are two kinds of flaws found in diamonds – blemishes and inclusions. Inclusions are naturally occurring internal flaws that are found in diamonds including cracks, air bubbles, and mineral. However, most blemishes occur at the time of cutting process.
The diamonds that have less blemishes and inclusions are considered valuable as compared to those that have more. GIA certificates consist of a diamonds inclusion plot, as there is no similarity between two diamonds. The plot of the GIA certificate ensures the worth of the diamond you are planning to buy. It lets you have the assurance that the diamond you are receiving is the one you have paid for. If you are in a fix about what clarity grade you should choose, flawless is the best and rarest clarity grade. Move the slider to view examples of different diamond clarity grades. Click marker for more information.
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What is a Diamond Certificate?
A diamond certificate verifies each diamond’s specifications, including its color grade, carat weight, clarity grade and cut grade. You should never buy a diamond without a diamond certificate. The most well-known grading laboratories are the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) and the American Gem Society (AGS) and the International Gemological Institute (IGI).
A diamond's cost depends upon objective characteristics popularly known as the 4C's: Color, Clarity, Cut and Carat. The relationship between these four characteristics determines the value of a diamond. Although it is commonly assumed that carat is the most important member of the 4C's, color, cut and clarity have a much greater impact on the appearance of a diamond.
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Depending on the setting you choose, you can soak your diamond engagement and/or wedding rings for up to 30 minutes in a solution of dish washing liquid and water. This is best suited to prong and cathedral settings. In pave and basket settings, however, soaking the rings can increase the likelihood of the gems coming loose. Be mindful of this when you decide to soak any jewellery piece use mild dish soap in warm water and soak your jewellery for a few minutes. Using a soft cloth or cotton swab, gently scrub the metal (gold, platinum, silver) and then rinse. Repeat the process if necessary, but always proceed with caution when it comes to soaking jewelry.
Cleaning your Diamond jewellery
You can use toothpicks to remove dirt that is lodged in between the prongs and the diamonds, but be extra careful not to scratch the metal or move the positioning of a prong. If fibers from cloth get stuck in the setting, gently use tweezers to remove them. Again, be careful of the metal. Even though diamonds can only be scratched by other diamonds, the precious metals into which they are set can be scratched more easily.
When storing your diamond jewellery, be sure to keep it separate from other jewellery. Remember that diamonds can not only scratch any other jewellery you have, but can scratch each other as well. Make sure that two diamond pieces are not being stored in such a way that they touch each other.
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One advantage of buying your engagement ring from an online jeweler is the expanded access you get to ring styles. Here we offer almost every ring style imaginable – and if we don’t have a style you want, we can custom design a ring for you. To choose the perfect ring, consider what fits her lifestyle and personality best. In addition to your budget, her personal style and her daily activities are the main considerations that should guide your selection of a setting. Here are recommendations that match personality traits with various styles of engagement rings:
Solitaire Engagement Rings
A solitaire ring setting features a single stone, typically a diamond with a plain mounting (usually four or six prongs). Solitaires are one of the most popular engagement ring settings. Their appeal is in their elegance, simplicity, and timelessness. Solitaire engagement rings come in a variety of sizes and styles. Some have narrower bands which have the effect of making a smaller diamond appear larger, and compliment small fingers. Others have thicker bands which allow for more options in the way the diamond is set. Many solitaire rings have ring guards (or rings wraps) which frame the center diamond, making it appear more prominent.
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Halo Engagement Rings
Halo engagement ring settings feature a center gemstone surrounded by smaller, micro pave diamonds. The smaller diamonds give the appearance of size and volume to the center stone, adding to the ring’s overall sparkle. Traditional halo engagement rings are a more modern take on the classic solitaire ring, while vintage-style halo rings focus on the micro pave and milgrain detailing along the band. Halo engagement rings come in all shapes and sizes of center stones. Some feature round stones, asscher-cut diamonds, pear-shaped and oval diamonds. Halo rings often feature colored gemstones, like blue sapphires or red rubies.
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Pave Engagement Rings
A pavé engagement ring is encrusted with very small diamonds all along the band to give the appearance of a solid diamond surface. Because pave-set diamonds use only tiny beads or prongs to hold them in place, very little of the metal band shows through and the diamonds appear to be free-standing. Pave settings can either go around the whole band (full pave) or stop halfway around it (half pave). Micro pave rings are even more delicate and intricate than regular pave settings. The individual stones are so small that they appear to blend together and create extraordinary fire. Typically, round brilliant or princess cut diamonds are used as center stones in pave engagement rings. Most center stones are prong-set, basket-set or bezel-set.
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Sidestone Engagement Rings
Sidestone engagement ring settings provide a perfect complement to a center stone and typically consist of a center diamond flanked by two or more smaller-sized side diamonds. Because sidestones add size and brilliance to the center diamond, they make the overall appearance of the engagement ring more impressive and radiant. When it comes to selecting a center diamond for an engagement ring with side stones, round brilliant or princess cut diamonds are typically chosen, although most diamond shapes can be used.
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Vintage Engagement Rings
Vintage and antique-style engagement rings offer the beauty and intricate craftsmanship of vintage rings with the sturdy and lasting design techniques of modern engagement rings. Vintage-style engagement ring designs often draw inspiration from various time periods and contain diamonds with modern diamond cuts, which maximize fire, brilliance, and light reflective properties. Adoria Jewels offers a variety of vintage and antique-style engagement rings in yellow gold, white-gold and platinum. Most diamond cuts are used as center stones for vintage rings. In vintage rings, center stones are usually prong-set, basket-set or bezel-set.
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We offer a broad range of settings, but we’ll help you narrow down the options by taking into account the style preferences, lifestyle, and personality of your partner.
Prong
Prongs are the most traditional setting technique. Prongs allow for maximum exposure of the diamond and minimize the presence of metal (gold or platinum). In turn, more light is able to pass through the diamond, which only adds to its brilliance.
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Bezel
This setting style, primarily known for its simplicity and durability, encases the surrounding outer edge of the diamond in a fine frame of metal (gold or platinum). When using white gold or platinum it can often give the diamond a larger appearance. The bezel setting is a versatile one because it can accommodate every diamond shape.
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Tension
A tension setting is a modern and beautiful method of setting a diamond into a ring. In tension-set rings, the diamond is essentially "squeezed" into a small groove that is cut into the tension mounting. The mountings are manufactured using precious metals that are especially hardened to grip the diamond without the necessity of prongs. The settings are designed to be very secure.
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Channel
Channel settings are a loved for their brilliance and durability. With this setting, small diamonds (usually round or princess-cut) are set deep into the metal band, thus creating a “channel” which holds the diamonds. The small diamonds are very secure because they are embedded into the metal, making it very difficult for them to fall out. For this reason, channel settings are a particularly good choice for people who work with their hands.
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Twist
Twist settings are becoming more and more popular among couples looking to buy an engagement ring. In this setting, the metal band is shaped and turned to create a crisscrossed effect. The result is a unique look that is as complex as it is delicate.
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Bar
As the name suggests, the bar setting is characterized by two metal bars that hold the diamond in place. The bar setting is a sleek and modern look that makes a bold statement. This setting is also showcases the center diamond beautifully, which allows more light to enter the diamond and increases the diamond’s brilliance.
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Your engagement ring should fit easily — not very tight, yet not very free either. The ideal ring fits free enough to slide over your knuckle and tight enough that it can't tumble off your finger. To discover your ring size, you can utilize our internet ring sizer or demand a free plastic ring sizer. Keep reading for tips on the best way to gauge your finger measure and ensure that you buy a ring that fits perfectly.
Tips for Finding Your Ring Size:
Measure your finger toward the day's endYour finger size changes relying upon the climate and time of day. For best outcomes, measure your finger size toward the day's end when your fingers are warm. (Promptly in the morning, your fingers are cold and smaller
Measure a couple of timesBe sure to measure your finger size a few times to make sure your calculations are accurate.
Tips for Buying a Ring as a Surprise:In the event that you don't have a clue about your better half's (or boyfriend's) ring size, ask her/his dear companions or relatives. Instruct them to keep it secretive with the goal that they don't ruin the surprise! Acquire his/her ring (from the right finger!) and use our plastic ring size guide to decide the ring's size.
How to Measure Ring SizeMetal
Diamonds come in many different shapes. Each diamond shape possesses its own unique qualities, so exploring and learning about the various shapes is worth your while.
Metal
The Asscher Cut Diamond, also called a "Square Emerald-Cut", is made using a step-cut process and has cropped corners. Because of the cropped corners, an Asscher Cut Diamond appears almost octagonal at first glance. They are bright, shiny, and clear in appearance. Like Emerald-Cut Diamonds, they have the clarity of glacier-water ice, allowing you to see all the way through the stone. However, since inclusions are obvious to the naked eye with Asscher Cut Diamonds, it is important to get one that is flawless or as close to flawless as possible.
Heart Shapes
Diamonds come in many different shapes. Each diamond shape possesses its own unique qualities, so exploring and learning about the various shapes is worth your while.
Heart Diamonds
The Asscher Cut Diamond, also called a "Square Emerald-Cut", is made using a step-cut process and has cropped corners. Because of the cropped corners, an Asscher Cut Diamond appears almost octagonal at first glance. They are bright, shiny, and clear in appearance. Like Emerald-Cut Diamonds, they have the clarity of glacier-water ice, allowing you to see all the way through the stone. However, since inclusions are obvious to the naked eye with Asscher Cut Diamonds, it is important to get one that is flawless or as close to flawless as possible.
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Marquise Shapes
Diamonds come in many different shapes. Each diamond shape possesses its own unique qualities, so exploring and learning about the various shapes is worth your while.
Marquise Diamonds
The Asscher Cut Diamond, also called a "Square Emerald-Cut", is made using a step-cut process and has cropped corners. Because of the cropped corners, an Asscher Cut Diamond appears almost octagonal at first glance. They are bright, shiny, and clear in appearance. Like Emerald-Cut Diamonds, they have the clarity of glacier-water ice, allowing you to see all the way through the stone. However, since inclusions are obvious to the naked eye with Asscher Cut Diamonds, it is important to get one that is flawless or as close to flawless as possible.
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Wedding Ring Guide
There are many different styles of wedding rings to choose from, including plain gold or platinum rings, diamond rings, sapphire rings, and eternity rings.
Men's Wedding Ring Styles
A man's wedding ring is an important expression of his love and commitment. Grooms have unprecedented options in wedding rings. The most popular styles for men include plain metal bands, or more distinctive and contemporary rings.
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Women's Wedding Ring Styles
A Woman's wedding ring is an important expression of her love and commitment. There are many different styles of wedding rings to choose from, including plain gold or platinum rings, diamond rings, sapphire rings, and eternity rings.
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Engraving
For both brides and grooms, personalized engraving—typically on the inside of the band—is a sweet and sentimental way to add a special touch to wedding rings. You can choose to engrave with your monogram, wedding date, a special saying, or even a fingerprint. The length of the engraving depends on the ring size and type of ring.
Engraving Ideas
Initials, Names, and Dates
Many couples love to include their initials and the date of their wedding on the inside, making this the simplest, most classic option. Popular combinations include: “AB + CD,” “A + C 5/22/2014,” “ILY 5.22.14,” “ ABC-DEF,” and others along those lines. Instead of engraving your wedding date, you might choose to engrave the date you met, or the date of some other special relationship milestone. Or you might choose to engrave your beloved’s first or middle name in the interior or your ring, and yours in his.
Saying and Quotes
Occasionally you will run across a quote that expresses how you feel perfectly. Sometimes the best engravings are simple expressions such as, “I do,” “You and I,” or “All my love.” Depending on the size of your ring, you may be able to request a longer saying or quote, such as, “Who, being loved, is poor?” by Oscar Wilde or, “Love conquers all,” by Virgil.
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Every bride has an idea of what ring she wants and, if possible, the ring that he'll be wearing too. If your man is hesitant about wearing a ring, then put aside your plans for matching bands. Though having rings that match can be a wonderful public expression of your love for each other, that shouldn't be a critical point. Many men find rings to be uncomfortable, so if your platinum round pave set diamond wedding ring doesn't come in an equivalent ring for him, don't fret - wear the ring you want and let him pick out the ring that he likes.
When Ordering Your Rings
On-line ring buying has grown in leaps and bounds because consumers have discovered that they can get the same rings through mail order that they can buy at the local jewellery store.
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The perfect necklace or pendant will add style to anything she wears. In addition to being a stylish gift, giving her a necklace offers you the chance to perform the classically romantic gesture of putting it around her neck for the first time. In general, a necklace is defined as slightly type of chain or length of valuable metal or gems. They are also available in pendant styles that feature a single diamond, gemstone, fine metal design, or pearl, generally suspended from a chain. A pearl strand is a measurement of closely threaded pearls.
Necklace Type
Metal Chains
Chains go with everything. A fine platinum chain in a choker length will add just a touch of luster.
Necklaces
Necklaces come in a variety of styles including heavier chains, links, and braids. Some necklaces feature a fixed set of diamonds or gemstones, where others have stones that run their whole length.
Pearl strands
Pearl strands are an important element to a woman's jewellery wardrobe. She can wear one with a dress to create a elegant look.
Solitaire Pendant
The simple design of a solitaire pendant allows all the devotion to focus on a stunning diamond, pearl, or gemstone. These timeless pieces can be worn with a dress or with denims.
Bracelets
A bracelet is one jewellery item she will see all the time, so she can appreciate it often. She also enjoys the feeling of it on her wrist reminding her of you.
Some bracelets are available in different lengths. So before you purchase, be sure to measure one of her other bracelets to be sure she doesn't need a special length.
Bracelets are usually worn on occasions when she isn't working with her hands. Even when not working, a bracelet's proximity to the hands causes it to get bumped and banged, so it must be very durable. jewellery designers take this into account, so you can be sure the bracelet you choose will last.
Bracelet Types
Chains
This is the exemplary bracelet. You'll discover an assortment of chain structures, similar to the conventional round-interface rolo or wheat chain, in an assortment of metals like sterling silver, 18k gold, and platinum.
Bangle
A bangle bracelet can be worn for a basic look or can be joined with a few different bangles. Bangles draw the eye with metallic sparkle, and a few bangles clinking together make a wonderful sound.
Pearl
A pearl bracelet is a traditional piece of jewellery. It adds a dressy touch to anything she wears, from pants to a party gown. Or on the other hand she can formalize the look with a coordinating pearl accessory and studs.
Earrings
Earrings make the ideal blessing since they are consistently the correct fit. The most essential gems closet piece, she may go out without a bracelet, however she's quite often wearing earrings.
Most earrings styles go with anything, adding style to anything she wears. The wide variety of earring types, sizes, and costs accessible makes it simple to find the ideal pair for a blessing. She'll remember you each time she wears them.
Earrings Types
Studs
Since they're little, stud hoops are anything but difficult to wear. They go as effectively with a party dress as they do with pants. You'll discover an assortment of styles in Cultured Pearl Earrings, Diamond Earrings and Gemstone Earrings.
Drops
Drop earrings are made to dangle underneath their setting. Swaying with movement, they can include an exquisite touch. Pearl, precious stone, and gemstone drop studs are accessible in different settings.
Hoops
Platinum, gold, or silver hoops give a female touch, and valuable metals go with anything. For included shimmer, pick a couple with diamonds.