Engagement Ring Guide

Choosing Your Forever Ring

An engagement ring is more than just a symbol of your love and commitment. Whether you go for a classic, elegant style or a bold design that makes a statement, the ring you choose should also complement your unique personality and inner fire.

Start with the Setting, Metal, and Cut.

A solitaire ring is the most timeless option for good reason. This classic design emphasizes the center stone for a simple look that shines.

More modern settings are designed to enhance the fire and brilliance of the center stone. The halo ring features a circle of smaller diamonds around the main stone to double the sparkle.

You can also opt for an embellished diamond band featuring intricate techniques such as the the french pave setting.

While 18K gold is the most popular metal choice for an engagement ring, platinum is also incredibly durable and won’t tarnish or scratch as easily.

Finally, the heart of any engagement ring is the diamond itself. Our signature round brilliant is the result of a masterful yet precise cut that forms the perfect hearts and arrows pattern to create an incomparable brilliance and sparkle.

The beauty of a diamond is in the eye of its beholder, but the 4Cs – cut, color, clarity and carat weight - are an easy and simple way to assess its intrinsic quality and value. How much importance you give to each characteristic is entirely personal.

For many in the industry, cut matters most when it comes to determining the physical beauty of a diamond. For each individual stone, there are specific proportions that will make a diamond sparkle best. Our proprietary cut and expert craftsmanship ensures optimal light return to create our signature fire.

Color refers to the tint present in all natural diamonds. The closer a diamond is to colorless (Grade D), the rarer and more valuable it is. We offer white diamonds with American Gem Society (AGS) color grades ranging from D (Colorless) to J (Near Colorless).

Clarity refers to the purity of the stone and can be measured using a grading system. The less inclusions there are, the higher the clarity. Our diamonds consistently get American Gem Society (AGS) clarity ratings ranging from Flawless (absolutely no inclusions) to Slightly Included (slight characteristics that are not visible to the naked eye). See our chart for more information.

This refers to the diamond’s weight, not its size. Our diamonds are cut to enhance their beauty, not weight. For this reason, carat weight cannot solely determine a stone’s value.