Diamond Rings

When choosing the best diamond for a ring, there are several factors to consider, including the 4Cs (carat, cut, colour, and clarity), your fiancé's preference, and your budget. The shape of the diamond is an important consideration, as it sets the foundation for the design of the ring. Round diamonds are the most popular shape, known for their fire, brilliance, and light performance. They are available in various sizes and can be suitable for all hand sizes and shapes.

When it comes to carat weight, consider your fiancé's preference. A higher carat weight may be more desirable, but it is important to balance that with quality and budget. At the end of the day, the most important factor is that the diamond ring suits your fiancé's taste and style, and fits within your budget. To get the best value for your money, shop from our selection of ethically sourced diamond rings that are timeless and elegant. We offer quality, customer service, and great prices.

The weight of a diamond is measured in carats, with one carat equalling 200mg or 0.2g, and roughly 6.5mm in diameter. The price of diamonds can vary based on factors such as shape, clarity, cut quality, and colour. On average, a 1-carat diamond can cost between £1,800 and £12,000. However, cut quality is the most important aspect that affects a diamond's price, regardless of its carat weight. To get the most value for your money, it's important to choose a well-cut 1-carat diamond ring.

When deciding on the price or carat weight, it's important to ensure you're getting what you pay for and not being scammed. A certificate from a reputable laboratory, such as the GIA or AGS, can give you peace of mind that the diamond you're purchasing is as advertised. It is especially important for a diamond ring that costs over £1,000.

Determining if a diamond is real or fake can be done in a few ways. One option is to have an expert use professional equipment to perform a diamond test. Alternatively, you can do a test at home, although these methods may not be 100% reliable. Some at-home methods include: the scratch test, where a real diamond will scratch a plate of glass; the transparency test, where a real diamond will not allow you to read through text behind it; the fire test, where a real diamond will not be harmed by being exposed to fire, and a fake diamond will shatter; and, finally, use a diamond scale, where a real diamond will weigh less than a fake diamond of the same size and shape. If the diamond has a grading report or certification, the weight of the diamond can be verified.

When buying a diamond ring, there are several factors to consider. Here are a few things to keep in mind before making your purchase:

There is no set amount to spend on a diamond ring. It is a common misconception that you should spend a certain amount on a diamond ring, such as 3 months' salary. The truth is, you should only spend what you are comfortable with and what fits within your budget.

Cut quality is the most important of the Four Cs (carat, cut, colour, and clarity) as it affects a diamond's beauty the most. A well-cut diamond will make imperfections appear less noticeable and will make the ring appear larger than its carat size.

Always see what you are buying. It is important to be happy with your purchase, whether you are buying in-store or online. In-store, you will have the opportunity to examine the diamond up close under magnification and from different angles. Online, you may be able to see the diamond through videos or online magnification tools. To ensure you are getting what you want and at a price that fits your budget, visit our website or Australia showroom for a wide variety of options from precious metals and styles.

The common belief that diamonds sparkle like rainbows is not entirely true. While all diamonds reflect rainbows, known as fire, when light is shone on them, they do not emit rainbow colours within the stone itself. This is a sign of a well-cut stone. If a diamond appears to sparkle with rainbow colours within the stone, it is likely a fake diamond. Diamonds sparkle with a gray colour and come in different shades, with the rarest and most valuable being colourless. Recently, fancy-coloured diamonds, such as yellow, chocolate, and pink, have become more popular, with the most saturated colors being the most valuable. However, it is important to note that once diamonds are set in a ring and placed in an environment with colour, it becomes harder to detect the colour. Visit Abelini for a wide range of diamond rings, including solitaires, clusters, halos, and more with options for various precious metals and gemstones.