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Whatever You Do, Don’t Buy This Diamond Shape
23.08.19
Each diamond shape has its own merits. Emerald cut diamonds are elegant. Asscher cut diamonds are sophisticated. Oval diamonds are modern and classy. But, round brilliants are perfectly engineered, and mathematically guaranteed to out-sparkle their fancy-shaped competitors. With so many to choose from, how can you pick which is right for you?
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What to Avoid when Buying an SI Clarity Diamond
23.08.19
While you might think an SI clarity diamond is the best value for money, the answer is often yes, but, not always. The reality is that while SI1 and SI2 diamonds can be a great value, and are often eye clean, they're not always. If you're thinking about purchasing an SI1 diamond online without backup from an expert, here's what you'll want to watch out for.
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Four Reasons You Should Love Three Stone Settings
23.08.19
Since Meghan Markle said "I do" to Prince Harry's three stone engagement ring, people have been fawning over this low profile, extra-sparkly alternative to the solitaire. What's not to love? While many think of three stone settings as past present and future rings — a physical representation of our your journey together — we're here to offer some practical reasons to fall hopelessly in love with a three stone ring.
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Are Round Brilliant Diamonds Basic?
17.08.19
Round diamonds are the most popular diamond shape accounting for 75% of engagement ring sales. But, are they basic?
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Are Millenials Giving Lab Diamonds the Finger?
15.08.19
With lab-grown diamonds being more sustainable and more affordable than mined diamonds, lab diamonds should be an easy choice. Dig in to the top reasons Millennials are for, and against, lab grown diamonds
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The 5 Reasons Not to Buy a Rose Cut Diamond
15.08.19
Rose cut diamonds are in many ways the anti diamond. They lack the round brilliants sparkle, the emeralds slim, streamlined flash, and the ovals natural ability to lengthen the finger line. What's to love? A better question might be, what's not to love and lucky for you — we're here to answer that.
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How to Measure your Ring Size at Home
07.08.19
It's trickier to measure your ring size than it sounds. Your fingers fluctuate in size from day to day and season to season. Warm weather will make them more plump. Pizza night or a sodium loaded burrito from Chipotle will temporarily swell them up. You'll want any ring you purchase to fit you well, so how can you measure your ring size with confidence? And can you do it without leaving the house?
