Picking the perfect diamond pendant for 10 year anniversary gift
“Lesley helped me pick out the perfect diamond for an engagement ring almost eleven years ago, and our ten year wedding anniversary is just around the corner. My wife already has a pair of diamond stud earrings, that were passed down to her by her mother, so I’m thinking that she would really enjoy a diamond pendant; I realize that the most popular is probably the traditional solitaire diamond pendant with the little v-shaped bail on top, but I’m not really feeling it, and think that the Bezel diamond pendant with the bead chain is much more interesting; but I don’t want to ask my wife her preference, since I want it to be a surprise. What do you think?”
The classic v-bail solitaire diamond pendant:
The classic v-bail solitaire diamond pendant is definitely the most popular style of diamond pendant, but it might just be because it is the style of diamond solitaire pendant that is most widely available in jewelry stores throughout the world. This particular style of diamond solitaire pendant is the timeless classic that everybody seems to gravitate towards when they first start shopping for a diamond solitaire style pendant, but there are a wide variety of options available. A common variation on this style of diamond pendant is the single bail, six prong diamond solitaire style pendant by Brian Gavin.
The bezel set diamond solitaire by Brian Gavin:
I definitely think that the bezel set diamond solitaire by Brian Gavin is one of the most elegant diamond solitaire pendant styles that we offer, and it certainly makes a fantastic looking one carat diamond pendant (based upon our ongoing correspondence) and thus I’ve selected a few options for you to consider, beginning with this 1.001 carat, I-color, VS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature round diamond that exhibits medium blue fluorescence when the diamond is exposed to black light, since I know that the diamond in your wife’s wedding ring is an I-color diamond with strong blue fluorescence.
One carat cushion cut diamond pendant:
But then I had a thought; did you happen to see this eight prong solitaire pendant by Brian Gavin, set with a Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamond? Because if you’re truly looking for a unique one carat diamond solitaire pendant, this would definitely be it because the design of the Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamond is so unique that it is patented! And they sparkle like crazy! Brian Gavin designed his Signature Cushion cut diamond to exhibit the same volume of light return and sparkle factor as Brian Gavin Signature round diamonds! This would be a one carat diamond pendant for the record books!
We don’t have any blue fluorescent cushion cut diamonds available at the moment in this range of carat weight, but you might consider this 1.052 carat, H-color, VS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature cushion cut diamond… this one carat diamond solitaire pendant would be a unique and stunning 10 year anniversary present
