An elongated cushion, cut with antique-inspired chunky facet
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A marquise cut. What do you think about this ring?
u/Unable_Thanks_8614 — 1 day ago
Choosing the right diamond shape for your hand
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A little bit cushiony. A little bit oval. Coval
Set in yellow gold band
u/Unable_Thanks_8614 — 2 days ago
Are Lab-grown diamonds fake?
They are real, yes, but grown in a lab makes it much less special - someone argued online. Another commented that It’s not a real diamond if it wasn’t dug up with sweat and tears. The authenticity of lab-grown diamonds remains a heavily debated topic.
According to Steve Waddington, a gemologist, “There is nothing imaginary or fictitious about them”.
Lab-growns have the same chemical, optical, physical, and thermal characteristics as diamonds from the ground. And The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ruled that they are REAL diamonds. The only difference is that they are lab created and are not naturally mined. Special equipment is needed to tell them apart.
They are also called ‘synthetics’ and sometimes described as ‘cultured’. Cultured diamonds grow their layers evenly. And they are generally more perfect.
One of the most significant shifts in engagement ring spending is the rise of lab-grown diamonds. Their affordability is one of the primary reasons affluent buyers are drawn to them. Lab diamonds production also has a typically smaller carbon footprint and less environmental disruption compared to mining, making them a responsible choice for conscious consumers.
u/Unable_Thanks_8614 — 2 days ago
What makes Lily Collin’s rose cut diamond special?
Rose cut diamonds were inspired by the shape of a rose bud. They’ve been around since the 1500s and are made to optimize sparkle in candlelight which gives off soft glow and sultry luster. One of the most unique cuts because they don’t have the same intense sparkle as a round brilliant cut. They offer an antiquated look, romantic, vintage feel that stands out from modern, standardized ones. Truly, diamonds that don't look like everyone else.
Distinctive Structure: They feature a flat base and low profile, allowing them to sit closer to the skin. Which feels comfortable for everyday wear.
Unique Sparkle (Glow vs. Brilliance): They have more variation in cuts around4 to 24 facets. And the fewer the facets, the less sparkly the stone.
Large Visual Appearance: With no pavilion, the weight is concentrated on top. A 1-carat rose cut will look physically larger and wider than a 1-carat brilliant cut.
Unique Shapes: Rose cut diamonds are known for their shape versatility - you can have rose cuts in round, oval, pear, kite, hexagon, square, and rounded square shapes.
They certainly offer a timeless aesthetic for brides-to-be who love a unique stone to cherish.
u/Unable_Thanks_8614 — 3 hours ago
Engagement Ring ** Settings and Features Guide**
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What Are The Best Tips For Choosing an Engagement/Wedding Band?
Think about a few years to decades down the road. Ideally you’re looking at a 1.8-2mm minimum band for a ring you’ll be wearing everyday. It’s more expensive to restore, so buy it once. If it’s labelled as dainty then it’s too fragile to wear. Comfort fit is paramount. Consider your lifestyle and if you always work with hands, no prongs might be the option. Communicating with your partner is also something to consider. If you’re the guy, learn their preference and style. Metal matching for your engagement and wedding band for cohesiveness. You might also look into Stacking. A jeweler who is open to discuss details and where they source their materials is a green flag. Put time in research so you can compare and find the best ring that fits the budget.
This sums up what the internet has to say about the best advice in choosing their bands. Most of them learn their mistakes the hard way. What are the other things you think are essential?
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