18k Rose Gold Solitaire Engagement Ring
Hello Danny, I’m trying to decide between several Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamonds which are J to K color and think I want it set in an 18k rose gold Lace solitaire with pink sapphire accents, because I read on your blog that the warmer gold tone helps to accentuate the body color of the diamond. Is this true? And can you help me decide between the following diamonds? Thanks. – David T.
0.705 carat, J-color, SI-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamond
0.733 carat, K-color, VS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamond
0.735 carat, K-color, SI-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamond
All of the diamonds which you selected are cut to zero ideal cut proportions and a superior level of optical symmetry which makes them super bright and full of sparkle, any one of them would make an amazing center stone for a diamond engagement ring, but did you happen to notice the 0.742 carat, J-color, VVS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamond? Because with the 10% off special which we’re running at the moment on VVS clarity diamonds, it is comparable in price to the other diamonds which you are considering, thus it is possible for to pick up a higher clarity diamond of the same carat weight and color, without spending more money!
Brian Gavin Diamonds Coupon Code:
To take advantage of the 10% savings currently being offered on VVS clarity Brian Gavin Signature Cushion cut diamonds, simply enter the coupon code “VVSCD10” at checkout, the discount will be applied automatically.
Brian Gavin 18k Rose Gold Lace Solitaire:
The warmer tones of Rose gold definitely accentuate the warmer tones of diamonds in the J-K-L and warmer hues, and this Brian Gavin 18k Rose Gold Lace Solitaire with Pink Sapphire accent stones would certainly look great set with any of the diamonds listed above as a center stone. However I think it is important to note that you don’t have to set the diamond in rose gold simply because it is slightly warmer in color, the reality is that diamonds of all colors look amazing set in all types of metal, it truly is a matter of personal preference, which is why we also offer our Lace Solitaire Engagement Rings in 18k white gold, 18k white gold, platinum and palladium.
While the difference between the individual color grades of diamond might seem easy to distinguish when diamonds are viewed from a side-profile under the controlled light of a diamond grading light, in a completely dark room designed for diamond grading, the reality is that it is much more difficult to accurately ascertain the color grade of a diamond when viewing it from a top-down perspective in normal lighting conditions.
And it is even more difficult to accurately determine the color grade of diamonds which are cut to ideal proportions, and with an exceptional degree of optical symmetry, because of the increased volume of light return and sparkle being displayed by the diamond… thus a lot of our customers are electing to buy diamonds which are warmer in color, because it enables them to pick up some size while saving money and getting all of the visual benefits of an ideal cut diamond!
