Most people know about inclusions — tiny natural flaws that are created as a diamond forms — but you might not be aware of diamond bow ties. …
Dainty Engagement Rings Made for the Demure Bride-to-Be
These engagement rings, some of which are solitaires while others are not, all have a style that’s more demure than flashy. And that’s exactly what guarantees that they’re timeless….
Put the Spotlight On the Diamond With An Oval Solitaire Engagement Ring
Solitaire settings have fewer variables to play with, unlike their more elaborate cousins, but this collection will show you the large variety of oval solitaire ring settings possible….
Yes, Crushed Ice Diamonds Are Worth Buying — It’s All About Personal Preference
Crushed ice diamonds get an unfair bad rap in the jewelry world. Contrary to what you might’ve heard, there isn’t anything wrong with crushed ice diamonds — it all comes down to personal preference….
Romantic Cushion Cut Engagement Rings for Every Type of Special Someone
With their rounded edges, cushion cut diamonds took what we loved about the princess cut and made it, well, a little more feminine and delicate. See how well they work in a wide range of setting styles….
Win That Yes with an Elegant Emerald Cut Engagement Ring
Emerald cut diamonds got the attention they’ve been deserving thanks to some celebrity engagement rings, but don’t think for one second that they’re just a trend….
Daring Marquise Engagement Rings for the Bold Bride-to-Be
The marquise diamond is bold, there’s no denying that. But what you might not realize about this underappreciated diamond shape is how well it works with a wide range of engagement ring settings….
Twisted Diamond Engagement Rings That Dance Around Her Finger
Twisting diamond engagement rings are a unique style that is sure to be on trend for years to come. Choose this style to wow her before you even say your vows. …
Are Spread Diamonds a Good Way to Increase Your Engagement Ring Size?
There’s a difference between diamond spread and spread diamonds. We’ll break down each of them so you can discuss sparkler size with a gemologist like a pro….