Diamond Engagement Rings

FAQs

1. What size Diamond Engagement Rings should I buy?

   First things first, the perfect choice of size in a Diamond Ring boils down to your individual preferences (that are further dictated by your budget and liking). But if you wish to be facilitated with a little insight on it, we’re happy to serve you with it.

   In terms of popularity, one carat is hands down the most preferred size for a Diamond in the USA. The simple reason lies in the fact that a 1 Carat Diamond Engagement Ring effortlessly showcases the brilliance, fire, and scintillation that a Diamond is treasured for (without burning a hole in your pocket). However, if you don’t mind paying the extra bucks for a bigger, extravagant, and sparkly ring, a 2 or 3 Carat Diamond engagement ring seems like a great head-turner for you!

2. When did Diamond Engagement Rings start?

   Though Diamond Engagement Rings rose to massive popularity in the 1900s, you’d be surprised to note that they initially came to light back in 1477 when Archduke Maximilian of Austria proposed to Mary of Burgundy with a Diamond Ring.

3. How to buy a diamond engagement ring?

   While there are no set rules that dictate the right way of buying the best Diamond rings for engagement, you can make use of some tips and tricks to invest in the right 4 Cs. Let’s discuss:

   1. Cut: Cut goes a long way in determining pretty much everything- brilliance and fire as well as the efficiency with which the Diamond masks inclusions. So, make it a point to invest in an Excellent or Ideal Cut Diamond.

   2. Color: Shop smartly while deciding on the ideal color grade for your Diamond. Remember a Diamond falling under the G-I color grade can appear similar (to the naked eye) when compared to the one in the D-F range. (which means you have a good scope of saving your precious bucks here)

   3. Clarity: Though Clarity is one of the most important quality determinants for your Diamond, that doesn’t necessarily imply that you have to go for the finest grade. Diamonds rewarded with a VS1 or VS2 clarity can also appear flawless (devoid of inclusions and blemishes) to the naked eye, which makes them a cost-efficient choice.

   4. Carat: While a 1 Ct Diamond Engagement Ring stands as the most popular size for couples, the final choice of carat size boils down to your personal preferences (and budget since it has a direct impact on the price of the diamond). If you’re chasing good quality, consider prioritizing the rest of the three Cs and then see what carat weight fits in your comfort zone.

   Besides that, place extra emphasis on going for Gold Diamond Engagement Rings that have been certified and hallmarked by a reputable gemological laboratory to rest assured of their quality and authenticity. 

4. How to Clean Diamond Engagement Ring?

   Cleaning a Diamond Ring in the right manner requires you to swear by the following tried and trusted DIY method.

   • Prepare a Cleaning mix of mild detergent and water. Submerge your Diamond ring in it for at least 10-15 minutes to get rid of all the accumulated dirt, oil, and grime.

   • If you notice some stubborn stains over the surface of your Diamond, don’t forget to scrub them away with a soft-bristled toothbrush.

   • Once done, put your sparkler out and keep it under running water to do away with the residual soap.

   • Finally, pat it dry with a lint-free microfiber cloth. 

   Lucky for you- this DIY Cleaning mix works for every gemstone. So, even if you own an Opal or Pearl and Diamond Engagement Ring, you can completely abide by it.

5. Where to buy a diamond engagement ring?

   Rosec Jewels has steadily made its mark as the one-stop online destination to rely on for buying the finest quality Diamond Rings. Here is why:

   • Certification: We only carry Rings that have been certified by a reputable gemological laboratory. That assures you that the quality of each piece from our collection has been legitimately validated and authenticated before we hand it over to you.

   • Hallmark: Standing true to the quality claims made by us, we handcraft each ring in hallmarked 14K Gold. The hallmark works as the official stamp or mark that certifies the purity or fineness of the Gold. 

   • Catalog: The wide catalog that we carry sets us apart. Right from Simple Diamond Engagement Rings (Solitaire) to contemporary (three stone, toi et moi) and vintage-inspired ones, we have a world of options waiting to commemorate your big day. What’s more, we can cast your dream proposal rings into reality thanks to our complete customization services.

   In your interest, our versatility isn’t confined to the catalog that we carry. Whether you’re scouting for affordable Diamond Engagement Rings or don’t mind paying big bucks, we have a range of sparklers available at different points.

6. Who gave the first Diamond Engagement Ring?

   Archduke Maximilian of Austria proposed to his beloved, Mary of Burgundy with the very first Diamond Engagement Ring back in 1477. 

7. What is the most popular Diamond cut for Engagement rings?

   Owing to their unparalleled brilliance and timeless appeal, Round Diamond Engagement Rings are considered the most popular.

8. Why did Diamond Engagement Rings become popular?

   While the very first Natural Diamond Engagement Ring was exchanged centuries ago, it wasn’t until the 1900s that they were popularized as the ultimate symbol of love and commitment. In the late 1930s, DeBeers coined a marketing campaign “A Diamond is Forever,” which interestingly takes complete credit for bringing it to the limelight.

9. Why buy a Diamond Engagement Ring?

   The reasons to pop the question with a Real Diamond Engagement Ring are manifolds, each significant in its own way. But if we put them in a nutshell, it comes down to the aesthetic appeal, durability, and emotional value that it holds.

   In terms of appearance, a Diamond Ring is coveted as the most conventional choice owing to the kind of brilliance and timeless appeal that it boasts. Besides, it has been revered as a symbol of eternal love and commitment for centuries. As an added advantage, Diamond strikes a perfect rating of 10/10 on the Mohs Scale, making it the most durable choice of stone in engagement rings.

Diamond Engagement Rings

Nothing celebrates true love quite like Diamond Engagement Rings! Emphasizing their treasured beauty, we handcraft the very Best Diamond Rings for Engagement in an array of classic, contemporary, and vintage designs that speak to every couple uniquely. Keep scrolling to find the one that best defines your one-of-a-kind love story!

What is a Diamond Engagement Ring?

Natural Diamond Engagement Rings are exchanged between couples to signify the intention of marriage or more precisely, to propose marriage. Generally speaking, they feature a (relatively flashy) Centerpiece of Diamond that is mounted in a metal band as the main center of attraction. However, what sets each ring apart from one another (and caters to many aesthetics) is the visually appealing design that it is fashioned in. So, from Simple Diamond Engagement Rings like Solitaire to extravagant ones like vintage-inspired, three-stone, etc., you have a world of options before you.

To better familiarize you with them, let’s take a glance at what a Diamond is:

The king of precious gemstones, the Diamond serves as the birthstone of April. In terms of chemical composition, it is a solid form of carbon. The most prized Diamonds are colorless to look at and stand out for their unparalleled brilliance/sparkle.

Having said that, we know you’re wondering “Besides aesthetics, Why are Diamonds used for Engagement Rings?” The answer lies in the unique symbolism that they carry. Let’s discuss:

Asking for your partner’s hand in marriage with a Real Diamond Engagement Ring is known to represent eternal love (since Diamonds hold the reputation of being unbreakable), devotion, and commitment. Moreover, true to its incredible beauty, it signifies perfection, purity, innocence, and strength. 

Now that you know this wondrous gemstone inside out, let’s head on to finding you a sparkling token of love without any further ado. Handcrafted in a range of styles to resonate with every kind of couple, our collection of Gold Diamond Engagement Rings will make the job easy. 

Our Selection of Unique Diamond Engagement Ring Styles

• Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring

  Rewarded as the most popular and classic ring style for conventional couples, a Solitaire Ring boasts the Centerpiece of a Diamond that stands all alone. Moreover, in this Single Diamond Engagement Ring, all the emphasis is put on the sparkle of the Center Diamond (owing to its enormous size of 6 MM or more). While it might appeal owing to its timeless aesthetic, this ring style will take you by surprise with the kind of versatility that it offers. For instance, while a Round Diamond Engagement Ring resonates with understated and classic senses of style, one mounted with fancier cuts like Pear, Princess, Marquise, etc., speaks to the trend-savvy bride-to-be(s). On the other hand, if you’re the kind of couple who likes to go grand when it comes to love expression, nothing better than an Asscher, Cushion, or Emerald Cut Diamond Ring.

• Halo Diamond Engagement Ring

  Meant for the sparkle-loving bride-to-be(s), this ring style features the encircling of petite stones of Diamond all around its Centerpiece. Apart from lending more personality and visual appeal to your Diamond, the Halo makes it appear slightly larger (without costing the extra bucks, of course). So if you're all about the bling, a Halo-style Diamond Engagement Ring for Women seems like the perfect choice for you.

• Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring

  Exchanged between couples as the ultimate old-school expression of love, this ring style complements the sparkling appeal of Diamonds with ornate designs that defined the Art Deco, Edwardian, and Victorian Eras. Unlike other ring styles, these Antique Diamond Engagement Rings are handcrafted with heavy metalwork that breathes life into milgrain and filigree detailing, fascinating flower motifs, and abstract geometric patterns. Bringing a sense of old-world nostalgia (and hence, an emotional appeal) in your betrothal ring, it makes for one of the most treasured tokens of love.

• 3 Stone Diamond Engagement Ring

  Flashy, flamboyant, and fashion-forward, this ring style incorporates three (identical-looking) stones of Diamond nestled together in a row. If you wish to go beyond the ordinary for a more contemporary and needless to mention, sparkly ring style (since more Diamonds mean more sparkles), a 3 Diamond Engagement Ring is your way forward. Interestingly, if you fancy a vibrant and color-contrasting appeal, you could even go for a Sapphire or Ruby and Diamond Engagement Ring mounted in a three-stone setup. Besides that, what makes this ring style stand out is that it speaks to every couple uniquely. That’s because each of the three stones of the Diamond here represents the couple’s past, present, and future respectively.

• Two Stone Diamond Engagement Ring

  Just like the name suggests, this ring style features twin stones of Diamond that are set side by side. The contemporary aesthetic of this Two Diamond Engagement Ring is enough to tell that it appeals to the modern bride who fancies some extra bling (since twin stones mean double the sparkle). Moreover, you have a myriad of options before you owing to the many shapes it is fashioned with. While a Kyle-inspired Asscher and Pear Diamond Ring is the most iconic one in this collection, you could go for the one adorned with Round Cut if you wish to stick to the classics. On the other hand, for those seeking something romantic, there is nothing quite like a Heart Shaped Diamond Engagement Ring mounted in a two-stone setup. No matter what shape you go for, each ring in this collection unique commemorates your betrothal since the twin stones are traditionally meant to celebrate the union of two souls as one.

• Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring

  Dramatic, unique, and unconventional, this ring style features a close-knit group of Diamonds set together to catch the eye. A glance at a Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring is enough to tell that it is meant to appeal to the kind of bride who likes to stand out with her extravagant fashion choices. The best part about this ring style is the many options that you have. If you wish to lend a graceful visual appeal to your ring, you could go for a Floral Cluster Diamond Ring. However, if you simply fancy an eye-striking appeal in your ring, those adorned with round or oval Diamond Clusters in undefined patterns will work. 

  If you wish to complement the sparkling appeal of your engagement ring with a matching wedding band that fits with it, you always have a myriad of options in our selection of Diamond Engagement Ring Sets.

Most Popular Shapes of Diamond Engagement Rings

• Round Cut Diamond

  Treasured by the traditional bride-to-be(s), a Round Cut Diamond Engagement Ring is known to showcase unparalleled brilliance (thanks to its unique arrangement of 57 facets). The best part about Round Shape is that it works well with any ring style (owing to its classic and timeless appeal), be it a Solitaire, Two Stone, or a three-stone one. 

• Oval Cut Diamond

  Best defined as the elongated version of the classic round cut, an Oval Cut stands out for its oblong and symmetrical shape. Besides that, an Oval Cut Diamond Engagement Ring is a unique mix of classic and fancy. What’s more, owing to its 58 facets, an Oval Cut gives a close tiff to the Round Cut when it comes to brilliance. FYI: A 1 Carat Diamond Engagement Ring fashioned in an oval cut is likely to look larger than the one in any other cut (since it gives off the illusion of a larger size). 

• Marquise Cut Diamond

  Reminiscent of the shape of a boat, smile, and football, a Marquise Cut is characterized by a curved body and pointed ends. Thanks to its long and tapered shape, a Marquise Diamond Engagement Ring makes for a flattering choice for those looking for larger-sized rings. Moreover, it boasts a total number of 58 facets that are strategically placed to maximize the sparkle.

• Pear Cut Diamond

  Another elongated fancy cut in this list, a Pear Cut (true to what the name suggests) features one round and another pointy end. It is even referred to as Teardrop owing to its uncanny resemblance with drops of tears. What’s more, a Pear Shaped Diamond Engagement Ring stands out for its eye-pleasing bow-tie effect (owing to the result of light not reaching the middle). 

• Princess Cut

  In the simplest terms, a Princess Cut is nothing but a square cut with pointed corners and brilliant-style facet pattern. Interestingly, it is shaped like an inverted pyramid with two to four chevron patterns. Besides that, a Princess Cut Diamond Engagement Ring boasts as many as 76 facets that exude a unique, sparkling effect when viewed from different angles.

• Asscher Cut Diamond

  Though you can easily confuse it for a Square Diamond Engagement Ring, the difference lies in the fact that an Asscher Cut is more octagonal owing to its cropped corners. Speaking more precisely, it is characterized by a flat table, high crown, and 58 linear step facets. It is meant for those who wish to incorporate a vintage appeal in their betrothal ring.

• Cushion Cut Diamond

  Another Vintage find in this collection, Cushion Cut Diamond Engagement Rings look close to a pillow owing to their square-like shape with cut corners. What further makes them such an aesthetically pleasing choice is the fact they exude more fire than any other cut owing to the unique arrangement of 58 facets.

• Emerald Cut Diamond

  A blend of elegant and vintage, Emerald Diamond Engagement Rings boast a rectangular shape with cropped corners. Besides that, they look visually appealing owing to their (symmetrically arranged) step facets that exude a unique ‘hall of mirrors' effect (which also lends them an alluring Art Deco feel). 

• Heart Shape Diamond

  The ultimate expression of love, a Heart Diamond Engagement Ring appeals with its trendy, feminine, and romantic aesthetic. Most preferred in a solitaire, halo, and pave style, this shape is characterized by 56 and 58 facets and (interestingly) a pointy end that boasts a French tip (which greatly helps it exude more brilliance).