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Help with Engagement ring
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OK so I was budgeting around 1.5k but realised you cant get much for that so I have found this which seems like anamazing deal:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Certified-Diamond-Soli taire-Engagement-Platinum/dp/B001HO4BYE/ref=sr _1_11?ie=UTF8&s=watch&qid=1236093229&sr=8-11
What do you think? I mean the diamond is slightly included and near colourless. will it be ok on platinum or do you think I should go for colourless. They are s expensive though :( would this ring make you happy?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Certified-Diamond-Soli taire-Engagement-Platinum/dp/B001HO4BYE/ref=sr _1_11?ie=UTF8&s=watch&qid=1236093229&sr=8-11
What do you think? I mean the diamond is slightly included and near colourless. will it be ok on platinum or do you think I should go for colourless. They are s expensive though :( would this ring make you happy?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.A girl I work with was showing of a diamond ring her boyfriend bought her (just as a present) that was �400, all I could think was, I could go somewhere nice and sunny for that much! Am very big on my holidays as you may be able to tell, all expensive things get compared to how much I've paid for holidays!
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Colour D is the whitest Diamond colour, the lower down the scale you go, the more yellow the Diamond becomes, which to most people isn't very pleasing.
When I got mine, the jeweller recommended colour D-F as being the best. You could possibly get away with G, but having looked at a number of different colour grades together, you can see a definite difference.
The less inclusions you have the clearer the Diamond will look. F is obviously Flawless, so there will be no marks within it. VVSI (very very slight inclusions) would be the next best after that.
But if you are looking at the best colour in 1 Carat with the fewest inclusions, then expect to pay over �6 or �7K.
I think it's probably best to get the best Diamond you can afford, not necessarily be too concerned about the Diamond size. In this case, quality is preferable to size.
When I got mine, the jeweller recommended colour D-F as being the best. You could possibly get away with G, but having looked at a number of different colour grades together, you can see a definite difference.
The less inclusions you have the clearer the Diamond will look. F is obviously Flawless, so there will be no marks within it. VVSI (very very slight inclusions) would be the next best after that.
But if you are looking at the best colour in 1 Carat with the fewest inclusions, then expect to pay over �6 or �7K.
I think it's probably best to get the best Diamond you can afford, not necessarily be too concerned about the Diamond size. In this case, quality is preferable to size.
Hi Poltergeist,
That ring looks lovely, but in all honesty???? go to a decent independant jeweller and see it 'in the flesh'.
I managed to barter for an aquamarine and diamond ring at a pawn brokers and got him down from 4200 to 3100 so you should be able to get a 2200 down to 1500 quite easily.
Have a beautiful wedding :D
That ring looks lovely, but in all honesty???? go to a decent independant jeweller and see it 'in the flesh'.
I managed to barter for an aquamarine and diamond ring at a pawn brokers and got him down from 4200 to 3100 so you should be able to get a 2200 down to 1500 quite easily.
Have a beautiful wedding :D