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An oval cut diamond ring is a perfectly viable option as a solitaire engagement ring. Very often, the oval looks a bit larger than a brilliant cut of the same weight.
The oval cut has more advantages. Generally speaking, an oval cut diamond has less polishing loss compared to a brilliant. Therefore, an oval cut diamond ring is often more economically beneficial. Moreover, the elongated shape of an oval can make the fingers look more slender and longer. For this oval cut solitaire diamond engagement ring, we used an 18 karat white gold setting with four prongs. The diamond is an 0.81 carat oval cut with a Top Wesselton color and a VS clarity.
The Royal 201 Collection
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The Royal 201 Collection
The timeless classic and all-time favorite from women all over the globe. It’s no secret that the 6-prong solitaire diamond ring is still immensely popular.
Fun fact: we also call this particular ring a “tulip setting”.
Diamond Engagement Rings
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Diamond Engagement Rings
This brown chocolate diamond ring is an outstanding and great diamond piece. In the center, there is a large brown diamond with smaller white diamonds around it. Flower-shaped rings are always in style. But having another color diamond as a center stone makes it somehow extra special.
The Royal 201 Collection
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The Royal 201 Collection
“Paved to Perfection” is the only way to descibe this ring. The six rows of diamonds all lead to the hero of this ring: the 1.88 carat Royal 201 diamond with the perfect sparkle.
Diamond Engagement Rings
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Diamond Engagement Rings
The Emerald Trinity is a classic trilogy ring with emerald cut diamonds. This diamond cut radiates sophistication and class. That’s why this emerald cut trilogy engagement ring is an all-time popular design.