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18k Three Stone Setting – Engagement Ring

Posted by janice On January - 8 - 2009

three-stone-settings Buying an engagement ring is one of the biggest decisions a man will make in his life. The general rule is 2 months salary, but I’ve always thought that was silly. Buying a tasteful an elegant ring doesn’t need to bury the young couple. Besides, later anniversaries are perfect for upgrading your wifes ring.

When talking engagement rings, I think the most elegant rings are those with the three stone setting. Below is an example of the type of engagement ring I find beautiful. Click the link below to see more 3 stone setting rings.

3-Stone Plus Princess Cut Engagement Ring

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Types of Engagement Rings

Posted by janice On November - 7 - 2008

There are as many types of engagement rings as there are brides. When purchasing an engagement ring it should reflect both the bride and the groom.

The engagement ring tradition began in the 1400′s. Two months salary is what jewelers and many experts suggest an engagement should cost. Don’t buy into this nonsense. In these economic times, there are more important things than a rock you can’t afford. Plus, you can always upgrade your ring later.

When choosing a diamond, always take notice of the 4C’s.

Carat
Cut
Clarity
Color

Here are some of the most popular engagement ring styles:

Antique Engagement Rings

If you’re looking for an antique or heirloom engagement ring, the best place to start is the groom and potential fiance’s family.

Antique and heirloom rings are by far the most unique and come in a wide variety of styles. Every era has a distinct and different style, including Victorian (1835-1900), Edwardian (1900-1920), and Art Deco (1930).

Canary Diamond Engagement Rings

Canary diamonds are among the rarest type of yellow diamonds. A canary diamond is not just a yellow gem, it is one with a bright, pure shade and no hints of green, brown, or red to darken the stone.

Diamonds of all color are symbolic of love, commitment, and timelessness. Adding yellow symbolizes cheerfulness, overwhelming joy, prosperity (as associated with gold), and general happiness.

Celtic Engagement Rings

With no beginning and no end, Celtic knots represent infinity and the unending love that binds two people. One popular knot has been dubbed the lover’s knot because it resembles two intertwined infinity symbols, and it is a favored choice for engagement and wedding rings. Other intricate looping knots are believed not only to represent eternal love.