Consultant jewellery Deirdre Lally, spoke GG of Fox News iMag on great ways to save on an engagement ring. Here are his tips.
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A common misconception when you shop for a diamond is that you must purchase a "flawless D" stone so that it's a stunner. However, you can get a considerable economy and a spectacular diamond with a clarity and a slightly lower color. The key is to know when and where of compromise, and how to shine a little diamond or imperfect!
Save on clarity
In terms of clarity, the VS1 and V2 stones are an excellent choice. They have very slight inclusions, are of high quality and beautiful. Another option that the price is still more slowly is a Si–SI1–xgex. A good SI–SI1–xgex has no inclusions visible to the eye, which means that minor imperfections can be seen with a specialized tool. You can also search a Si–SI1–xgex just inclusions of contours, which are more difficult to see and can be hidden under a well placed component.
Save on color
You should try to get the highest grade of color you can, but don't worry if this is not an "E" or "f". "G I" diamonds are almost colourless and once mounted will look almost identical to non-professionals. "." If the chipped stone, the brightness will offset some of the yellowness.
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