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Part 2 of choosing the perfect diamond ❣️ Did any of these steal your heart ? 💌
Part 2 of choosing the perfect diamond ❣️ Did any of these steal your heart ? 💌
A carat (ct) is only a unit of weight, not size or quality. Two diamonds can have the same carat weight and still look very different in size. Why? Because cut, proportions, and shape decide how the weight is distributed. Which one is your favorite? 💎💍
A carat (ct) is only a unit of weight, not size or quality. Two diamonds can have the same carat weight and still look very different in size. Why? Because cut, proportions, and shape decide how the weight is distributed. Which one is your favorite? 💎💍
Pro tip: measurements can MAKE or BREAK your diamond. It's really shocking that not many people know. If you're going ahead and paying all that money for a diamond. It better LOOK as big as possible! By maximizing the measurements, without compromising the depth and sparkle. I am proud to say that that is one of my specialities. It also helps maintain value in the long run!
Pro tip: measurements can MAKE or BREAK your diamond. It's really shocking that not many people know. If you're going ahead and paying all that money for a diamond. It better LOOK as big as possible! By maximizing the measurements, without compromising the depth and sparkle. I am proud to say that that is one of my specialities. It also helps maintain value in the long run!
💎 What is diamond ratio? When shopping for fancy shape diamonds like oval, pear, radiant, emerald, cushion cuts ,marquise etc, you might hear jewelers talk about the diamond ratio. The ratio simply describes the relationship between a diamond’s length and width. It doesn’t determine quality, it just affects how the diamond shape looks on the finger. For example 👇 A pear shaped diamond measuring 10 × 6.5 mm has a ratio of about 1.54. That number tells us how long or wide the diamond will appear. • Lower ratios = shorter, wider diamonds • Higher ratios = longer, slimmer diamonds Some people love a wide pear shape, while others prefer a long elegant teardrop look. The same principle applies to oval diamonds, radiant cuts, emerald cuts, cushions cuts, marquise and any other elongated shape. At the end of the day, there’s no perfect diamond ratio — just the shape you love most. ✨ Your story, set in stone. #diamondeducation #diamondtips #pearshapediamond #ovaldiamond #radiantcutdiamond emeraldcutdiamond marquisediamond engagementringtips diamondshopping engagementringeducation diamondratio customengagementring engagementringguide finejewelry nashvillejeweler naturaldiamonds diamondexpert jewelryeducation 💍
💎 What is diamond ratio? When shopping for fancy shape diamonds like oval, pear, radiant, emerald, cushion cuts ,marquise etc, you might hear jewelers talk about the diamond ratio. The ratio simply describes the relationship between a diamond’s length and width. It doesn’t determine quality, it just affects how the diamond shape looks on the finger. For example 👇 A pear shaped diamond measuring 10 × 6.5 mm has a ratio of about 1.54. That number tells us how long or wide the diamond will appear. • Lower ratios = shorter, wider diamonds • Higher ratios = longer, slimmer diamonds Some people love a wide pear shape, while others prefer a long elegant teardrop look. The same principle applies to oval diamonds, radiant cuts, emerald cuts, cushions cuts, marquise and any other elongated shape. At the end of the day, there’s no perfect diamond ratio — just the shape you love most. ✨ Your story, set in stone. #diamondeducation #diamondtips #pearshapediamond #ovaldiamond #radiantcutdiamond emeraldcutdiamond marquisediamond engagementringtips diamondshopping engagementringeducation diamondratio customengagementring engagementringguide finejewelry nashvillejeweler naturaldiamonds diamondexpert jewelryeducation 💍
It’s all 2 carat diamond. Shape cut of the diamond makes the difference. From marquise, oval & round what is your favorite?! #diamondshape #marquisediamond #ovaldiamond #diamondrings
It’s all 2 carat diamond. Shape cut of the diamond makes the difference. From marquise, oval & round what is your favorite?! #diamondshape #marquisediamond #ovaldiamond #diamondrings
Diamond sizes look different than most people expect. A 1 carat does not look twice as small as a 2 carat. But once you cross 3 carats, every jump becomes noticeably bigger. The size comparison is shown to help you see the difference clearly before you decide. Still unsure about your carat size? Save this for later, or send it to someone choosing their diamond.
Diamond sizes look different than most people expect. A 1 carat does not look twice as small as a 2 carat. But once you cross 3 carats, every jump becomes noticeably bigger. The size comparison is shown to help you see the difference clearly before you decide. Still unsure about your carat size? Save this for later, or send it to someone choosing their diamond.
Do you know all the different types of diamond shapes?  Here’s a visual guide to help you tell them apart! Which shape is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below! #Diamonds #DiamondShapes #FineJewelry
Do you know all the different types of diamond shapes?  Here’s a visual guide to help you tell them apart! Which shape is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below! #Diamonds #DiamondShapes #FineJewelry
Emerald vs. Radiant 💎 Two cuts. Two personalities. Which do you prefer? #emeraldcut #radiantcut #diamondcut
Emerald vs. Radiant 💎 Two cuts. Two personalities. Which do you prefer? #emeraldcut #radiantcut #diamondcut
Part 2 of our Diamond Measurement series 🤍 Let’s explore the ideal length-to-width ratio of different diamond shapes. Round diamonds look their best at a 1:1 ratio for perfect symmetry and brilliance. Elongated shapes like oval, pear and marquise rely on the right length-to-width balance to create elegance, finger coverage and clean lines. Step cut and square shapes such as princess, cushion, emerald and asscher are designed to appear balanced, with precise proportions that enhance their structure and light play. Keep an eye out for the next episode, we’re just getting started 👀
Part 2 of our Diamond Measurement series 🤍 Let’s explore the ideal length-to-width ratio of different diamond shapes. Round diamonds look their best at a 1:1 ratio for perfect symmetry and brilliance. Elongated shapes like oval, pear and marquise rely on the right length-to-width balance to create elegance, finger coverage and clean lines. Step cut and square shapes such as princess, cushion, emerald and asscher are designed to appear balanced, with precise proportions that enhance their structure and light play. Keep an eye out for the next episode, we’re just getting started 👀
These diamond shapes are having their moment: marquise, oval, and emerald. ✨️Do you have a favorite diamond shape?💎💍 #DiamondShapes #EngagementRing #TrendinginBridal Styles: 126603, 126785, 126655
These diamond shapes are having their moment: marquise, oval, and emerald. ✨️Do you have a favorite diamond shape?💎💍 #DiamondShapes #EngagementRing #TrendinginBridal Styles: 126603, 126785, 126655
Diamond sizes look different than most people expect. A 1 carat does not look twice as small as a 2 carat. But once you cross 3 carats, every jump becomes noticeably bigger. This is a natural diamond size comparison to help you see the difference clearly before you decide. Finger size: 11 Still unsure about your carat size? Save this for later, or send it to someone choosing their diamond.
Diamond sizes look different than most people expect. A 1 carat does not look twice as small as a 2 carat. But once you cross 3 carats, every jump becomes noticeably bigger. This is a natural diamond size comparison to help you see the difference clearly before you decide. Finger size: 11 Still unsure about your carat size? Save this for later, or send it to someone choosing their diamond.
STOP choosing a diamond cut based on what’s trending. Read this first 👇💎 Emerald and radiant cuts may look similar in shape — but they behave completely differently. Emerald cuts have large, open step facets. Think of them like windows.🪟 Because of that, inclusions are easier to see; which means clarity matters more. Bottom line when choosing an emerald cut, invest in higher clarity.💎 Radiant cuts? They have brilliant-style facets that break up light, which helps hide inclusions. So instead of obsessing over ultra-high clarity, focus on: • Strong cut quality (excellent symmetry & proportions)📐 • Light performance • Balanced depth and table Because sparkle is the entire personality of a radiant cut. If it’s cut poorly, it can look dark or glassy.😬 Follow for more real-diamond education & ring content💍 #MakingTheCut #EducatedBuyer #FineJewelry
STOP choosing a diamond cut based on what’s trending. Read this first 👇💎 Emerald and radiant cuts may look similar in shape — but they behave completely differently. Emerald cuts have large, open step facets. Think of them like windows.🪟 Because of that, inclusions are easier to see; which means clarity matters more. Bottom line when choosing an emerald cut, invest in higher clarity.💎 Radiant cuts? They have brilliant-style facets that break up light, which helps hide inclusions. So instead of obsessing over ultra-high clarity, focus on: • Strong cut quality (excellent symmetry & proportions)📐 • Light performance • Balanced depth and table Because sparkle is the entire personality of a radiant cut. If it’s cut poorly, it can look dark or glassy.😬 Follow for more real-diamond education & ring content💍 #MakingTheCut #EducatedBuyer #FineJewelry
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