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Three billion years in the making at over 2,000 °F under 7,000 tons of pressure 130 miles below the earth surface - borne by volcanic activity to create the most prized and rarest gemstone in the world.

Diamond shape and cut - engagement styles are round brilliant (over three quarters) and then princess
The shape of the diamond is largely determined by the rough stone. The majority of women prefer the classic round brilliant with 58 facets for the classic engagement ring. learn more


This hugely affects cost yet as the impurities of VS and SI are not visible with the naked eye, is the best value range
Inclusions are scratches or impurities seen in the stone. Changes in individual grades are often not noticeable with the naked untrained eye. The classic engagement rings are in the VS-1 to SI-2 range due to the cost in higher ranges and risk of impurities visible with the naked eye below that. learn more

G is the most popular color, we suggest between an E and a G and see Help for Guys on how to get the cost similar
Colorless is the most prized and is very, very expensive. Changes in individual grades are often not noticeable with the naked untrained eye. The majority of women prefer G to J and the near colorless range is the most popular classic engagement ring choice of diamonds. learn more

Weight, with big price jumps at 1 and 1.5 carat so buy just below this break with no noticeable eye difference to maximise value purchase
The weight is shown as 1/100 of a carat (eg: 1.00 ct) and 1ct = 1/5 gram. Large stones cost more than two of the equivalent combined weight. The average weight differs widely by area and economic status, with the classic engagement ring being in the 0.9ct range, yet based on budget this can differ widely. learn more

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