Kaley Cuoco marries Ryan Sweeting on New Year’s Eve
Big Bang starlet Kaley Cuoco married professional tennis player Ryan Sweeting on New Year’s Eve, as confirmed by this picture which she posted to her “Norman Cook” Instagram account, along with the comment: Greatest night of my entire life :)
Another photograph posted to her Instagram account was accompanied by the comment: Yep :) and hashtag #thesweetings, both photographs were accompanied by a tag to her new husbands Instagram account.
Congratulations to the happy couple, we wish you many years of health, happiness and prosperity!
Kaley Cuoco’s Diamond Engagement Ring:
Kaley had posted this picture featuring her diamond engagement ring to her Twitter account on October 30th of 2013. The diamond center stone is described by various media outlets as weighing 2.5 carats, and being some sort of square brilliant cut diamond, however it really looks more like a cushion modified brilliant cut diamond to me. In which case, you could create a ring similar to Kaley Cuoco’s engagement ring by setting something like this 2.015 carat, F-color, VS-1 clarity Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamond in a solitaire with pave set diamonds.
Why a BGD Signature Cushion is the Best Choice:
2013 was definitely The Year of the Cushion Cut Diamond, as it was the most popular diamond shape selected for celebrity engagement rings throughout the year. However the majority of cushion modified brilliant cut diamonds lack consistency in terms of facet structure and optical symmetry, because they are cut from diamond rough which is irregular in shape, and thus pretty much every cushion cut diamond is different.
One of the things which sets Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamonds apart from the rest, is that they are produced from the same symmetrical diamond rough which we use to produce our round brilliant ideal cut diamonds, thus the shape of every BGD Signature Cushion cut diamond is symmetrical and the facet structure is consistent.
Another critical difference is that our cushion cut diamonds are cut to zero ideal cut proportions, as determined by the American Gem Society Laboratory (AGSL) and exhibit a beautiful pattern of hearts and arrows, which is proof of the superior optical symmetry of our diamonds.
And the girdle edge of our cushion cut diamonds is symmetrical and not overly thick; we see so many cushion modified brilliant cut diamonds which are cut with thick to extremely thick girdles as a result of the diamond cutter focusing on retention of carat weight, instead of producing a diamond of exceptional light return and sparkle.
The problem with an overly thick girdle edge is that it makes it extremely difficult to set the diamond so that it sits evenly in the setting, and the diamond is prone to becoming loose. In addition, from a side profile, the thicker girdle edge looks like a window cut into the side of the diamond, it’s just plain ugly.
If you’re looking for a cushion cut diamond which is going to leave you star struck, you owe it to yourself to check out a Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamond, it is so unique that it is patented! And cut so well that the AGSL gives it an overall cut grade of AGS Ideal-0 on their Proprietary Light Performance grading platform!
