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Diamond engagement rings for $4500

Diamond engagement rings for $4500

While there certainly are a lot of options in terms of diamond engagement rings for two thousand dollars and three thousand dollars the realm of possibilities expands greatly when you’re considering diamond engagement rings for $4500 simply because it allows for a greater selection of settings and a larger assortment of diamonds.

For instance, you can select this 0.814 carat, I-color, SI-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature diamond and set it in our extremely popular Ashleigh setting in 18k white gold which is pictured above, and look like a hero while still coming in under budget! The round “surprise stones” which are bezel set beneath the center stone provide a nice, subtle accent which makes the ring a little more interesting.

Or perhaps you prefer a slightly smaller diamond with better color and higher clarity, such as this 0.738 carat, E-color, VS-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Blue diamond with strong blue fluorescence, which can be set in a 14k yellow gold six prong solitaire and still be right on target in terms of your budget.

Diamonds with blue fluorescence are quite appealing to me because the blue fluorescence has a tendency to help them face up on the high side of the range for each color grade and the diamond will exhibit a beautiful neon blue color when the diamond is exposed to black light, but the fluorescence will be virtually undetectable under normal lighting circumstances.

And diamonds with blue fluorescence tend to cost a little bit less than diamonds without fluorescence because of a discount which was applied to diamonds with fluorescence back in the 1970’s which remains in effect today… so you can pick up this 0.718 carat, H-color, VS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Blue diamond with medium blue fluorescence for about $370 less than this 0.728 carat, H-color, VS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature diamond and they are going to look exactly the same in terms of the volume of light return and the sparkle factor!

The discount for fluorescence has nothing to do with the effect that blue fluorescence has upon a diamond, it is because back in the 1970’s an investment group in Asia began to market parcels of diamonds for investment purposes and they elected to omit diamonds with fluorescence from their parcels. It was quite popular to purchase diamonds for investment purposes at the time, and eventually there was an overstock of diamonds with fluorescence, so the diamond cutters began to discount diamonds with fluorescence in order to make them more appealing to other buyers. Although the popularity of buying parcels of diamonds for investment purposes eventually died down, the discount for diamonds with fluorescence stuck and is still applied today.

If you’re looking for something around the same carat weight, but with negligible fluorescence, then this 0.737 carat, E-color, SI-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature diamond is an excellent choice, it will face up a bright, clean white and can be set in a traditional solitaire style setting while still maintaining your budget. Or if you prefer something a little higher in clarity, you can drop down in color to this 0.797 carat, H-color, VS-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature diamond… there are lots of options to choose from, simply conduct a search for Brian Gavin diamonds and set the parameters for price between $3000 – 4500 and check the boxes for Brian Gavin Signature and Brian Gavin Blue diamonds to review our current inventory.

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