Best pre-selected diamond engagement ring for New Years
“I’m planning to propose marriage to my girlfriend on New Years Eve, after an extensive amount of research, I have concluded that Brian Gavin is the best source for hearts and arrows diamonds online. I’ve spent a lot of time comparing the hearts and arrows images of the top brands of hearts and arrows diamonds, and Brian Gavin Signature hearts and arrows diamonds definitely seem to be the most consistent. What I’m trying to figure out is whether it is better to go with a Brian Gavin pre-selected diamond engagement ring, or to choose a Brian Gavin Signature round diamond, and add the classic Tiffany knife edge style ring in platinum to the order? What are the advantages and disadvantages of those options? My budget is around $7.5k and I’d like some advice on the balance of diamond carat weight, color, and clarity, that I should consider to maximize wow factor.”
Pre-selected diamond engagement rings from Brian Gavin:
The purpose of the pre-selected diamond engagement rings feature offered on Brian Gavin, is to make it even easier for our clients to select an engagement ring that fits within their desired price range. A lot of people shopping for a diamond engagement ring online, are primarily trying to determine what options are available within the price range that they are working with, the pre-selected engagement rings feature simplifies the ring buying process by providing options for each range of price.
The easiest ways to browse through the collection of Brian Gavin pre-selected engagement rings, is to enter the price range that you are working with in the box labeled budget; and then you can select the metal type in the option box that appears to the left, or leave it blank to see all of the alloy types available for each ring style. Since you indicated that you are looking for platinum, classic Tiffany style engagement ring from Brian Gavin, I set the budget to 7500 and the alloy type to platinum
The next step is to click on the picture of the classic Tiffany half round style solitaire engagement ring that appears at the right side of the first row of ring pictures, this will open up a pop-up box that suggests different options for the center stone; the first diamond suggested is this 1.038 carat, K-color, VS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature round diamond, which the system has determined as being the best middle ground in terms of balancing carat weight, color, and clarity. The next line of results provides suggestions to accommodate different preferences…
For instance, you might prefer something larger like this 1.210 carat, L-color, VS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature round diamond, which costs only $316.00 more; or you might prefer something smaller in carat weight, but higher in color and clarity, such as this 0.708 carat, D-color, VVS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature round diamond for only $223.00 more.
Personally I like to use the pre-selected engagement rings feature on Brian Gavin to get an idea of what the options are, and then run a manual search for diamonds on Brian Gavin to see what other options might be available; when I did this today, I found this 0.916 carat, H-color, SI-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature round diamond that exhibits the hearts and arrows pattern pictured to the left, when viewed while unmounted through a hearts and arrows scope. The diamond is not actually red, nor will the hearts pattern be visible without the scope, which uses a red filter to make it possible for us to see the hearts pattern.
