When choosing the right engagement diamond ring, there are several considerations, the first being your budget. Ideally, it should be a month’s salary, but make sure you have a figure in mind. This narrows down the search for you straight away. Do you research on the jeweller you want to buy it from, there are services available where you can design your own and tailor if specifically for the recipient. There are many jewellers that have a wide range of the perfect diamond engagement ring and people working in store that are more than happy to help you.
Most people have a choice of metal that she wears; some prefer silver, platinum, gold or even titanium, although this is a more common choice for men. Make sure you know the style of ring and the metal of the diamond ring is paramount to get right. Study the jewellery she wears; look at the rings on her fingers, this will give you the best guide.
There are many styles of diamond engagement rings, from bold to contemporary. Dainty for slender hands, so the ring doesn’t get lost and bold maybe for larger hands, this can give the illusion of the hand being smaller and more slender. Bold is usually unique, some women prefer the traditional diamond engagement ring, and some prefer it to be bespoke. Many jewellers can offer both types.
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Ring size is essential, popping the question is hard enough, you don’t want the trauma of the ring being too big or small. Borrow a ring and measure the size, many websites have ring sizers’ you can cut off, or search the web to find one online. The magical moment of popping the question, will remain perfect and not an awkward moment.
The safe option is to let he choose the ring for herself; the diamond engagement ring is always a winner. The lady in question won’t mind going shopping for an engagement ring, especially for one with a diamond in it. It can still be a surprise, tell a white lie, pretend to be going food shopping and then stroll past a jewellery shop to choose one of the most important rings of your life!
If taking her with you isn’t an option, keep the receipt, although the magical moment won’t be as seamless, the thought is there and it’s better for the lady in question to be ecstatic about the ring on her finger, than pretend. The ring is a life time commitment, so getting it right is imperative.
Remember the 4 c’s, Cut, carat, clarity and colour. There are many to choose from, for example, in terms of the cut there are several different one’s Princess, oval, square and many others, do your research and check you have the right setting and metal as mentioned above.
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