About The Designer Diamond Engagement Ring
Have you ever wondered how some people can afford to buy a designer
diamond engagement ring? The truth is that unusual rings set with
diamonds are not that uncommon. The key is to choose an off colored
stone or an unusual setting.
The most traditional setting for an engagement ring is the three
stone style (a solitaire surrounded by baguettes or round stones)
and the three pronged Tiffany style which features a solitary stone
on three or four prongs standing at some height above the hand. In
essence, your first step to choosing a designer diamond engagement
ring is to avoid these two traditional styles.
Instead choose an eternity ring which features three interlocking
gold bands (sometimes the bands are different types of gold such as
rose, gold and white) paved with diamonds or an Irish Claddugh ring.
The Claddugh ring is bridal jewelery that features a heart shaped
gem flanked by two hands and topped with a crown also set with
jewels.
For a look that is reminiscent of an antiquity choose the bezel or
half bezel style. In this style of designer diamond engagement ring
the stone looks as if it is wearing a collar of metal and it is more
deeply embedded into the band. This type of ring is ideal for the
woman with a very active lifestyle as the diamond is well protected.
For a truly unique designer diamond engagement ring try going for a
vintage cocktail ring in a style from the Edwardian, Art Nouveau or
Art Deco Eras.
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