Engagement Rings

When designing your diamond engagement ring, keep a few tips in mind. First, choose a diamond shape that matches your personal style. If you prefer a classic look, a Round or Oval Cut might be best. If you want a modern or unique ring, consider the Asscher Cut or Marquise Cut. Second, decide on a setting style. There are simple designs like solitaires and more intricate ones like vintage rings. 

Third, and most importantly, ensure you’re buying a diamond that’s beautiful while not overpaying. In general, we recommend focusing your budget on Cut quality—because Cut is the feature that most greatly impacts a diamond’s beauty. You’ll also want to consider the Color and Clarity grades of the diamond. For Color, look for a diamond that appears white. For Clarity, choose an eye-clean stone.
To get the most beauty and value for your budget, review our diamond engagement ring guides. You can also learn about colored diamond engagement rings like canary yellow and pink.

Colorless diamonds are beautiful gemstones made of pure carbon. They’re the world’s hardest substance, ranking a 10 on the Mohs scale of hardness. Diamonds are the most popular gemstones for engagement rings. They reflect light off of the table, giving them their signature brilliance. You can find top diamond engagement rings in a variety of styles and shapes including Round Cut and Princess Cut rings.