Diamond Ring
Do your research. I don’t just mean in terms of metals, Diamond Cuts, and other technical concepts that accompany this type of purchase, although it’s incredibly important to have a starting point so you can ask your local jeweler lots of questions and really narrow down what it is you’re looking for. It’s also important to do your research at home. Ask your partner what kind of jewelry they like, if you don’t already know. Make sure that if they - or you - have a metal allergy, you know what kind of metals are hypoallergenic. These will be your ticket to making a selection that is long lasting in terms of wear ability. Pay attention to the kind of aesthetic they enjoy as well. For example, do they tend to like things that are very simple and offset by accent pieces in the design?Do they value complexity in their jewelry? What about your own taste? Finding a marriage of your two tastes is the most rewarding experience and encapsulates the concept of distinct individuals finding harmony and union with one another. Keep this in mind when investigating various types of design options. Buying Diamond Rings presents a few other unique problems as well. For example, there are countless media representations of engagements where characters seem to only be concerned about the size of the diamond itself. This actually perpetuates a myth - the size of a diamond does not determine the value itself. In fact, larger diamonds might even be less valuable than smaller ones, as a diamond’s true value depends on several different factors. Make sure you aren’t bee-lining for the largest diamond in the store! A truly special and valuable ring may test your existing expectations for what it is that makes it a great ring.
