Anniversary and Eternity Rings: When and What to Choose
An eternity ring guide usually starts with the stones. The decision that lasts is whether the ban...
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Melee Diamonds: The Small Stones That Make or Break a Ring
Melee diamond quality is sold in parcel ranges, never graded stone by stone, so here is what actu...
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Designing an Engagement Ring for Someone With an Active Job
A low profile engagement ring is only one of four decisions that matter if you work with your han...
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Cluster Rings: Building a Ring from Several Stones
A cluster engagement ring spreads the weight across several stones, but the word describes how th...
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Cathedral, Knife-Edge and Tapered Bands: Small Details That Change Everything
A cathedral setting ring, a knife-edge band and a tapered shank each buy one visual effect at a s...
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Old Mine and Old European Cuts: Antique Diamonds in Modern Settings
An old European cut diamond is graded differently, set differently and lit differently to a moder...
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Contoured and Shadow Bands: Solving the Gap Problem
A contoured wedding band is one answer to the gap beside your engagement ring, and not always the...
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Toi et Moi Rings: History, Symbolism and Modern Design
A toi et moi ring sets two stones side by side, and the design lives or dies on how well they are...
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East-West Settings: A Modern Take on Classic Shapes
An east west engagement ring turns the stone sideways and gives up the very effect elongated shap...
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Bezel Settings: Practical, Modern and Underrated
A bezel set engagement ring protects the girdle, the part of a stone that actually chips. Here is...
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Claw Settings Explained: Four, Six, Compass and Split
Four claws, six, compass or split: what each claw setting does to an engagement ring, which shape...
