Diamond shopping, FML

[jcardona1]

anybody got suggestions, besides the obvious "DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!"

 

[Aqua Sanctuary]

Do you have a friend in the diamond buisness?


And, honestly. I hope you slap statistics in the face. "DO IT"

 

[superleggera123]

i would go for a unique pink diamond,,

i have contacts

 

[cassharper]

A real popular set right now is a center diamond (usually princess cut) surrounded by S.A. Black Diamonds in a small cluster baguette on a tungsten/platinum band.

BTW, with this you wouldn't want to get the highest clarity, probably an e or f (another plus, because that will be cheaper)

 

[jcardona1]

Do you have a friend in the diamond buisness?


And, honestly. I hope you slap statistics in the face. "DO IT"

haha Shane Co? thats actually who ive been looking at

 

[jcardona1]

ive really only looked at James Allen and Shane Co. shane co seems to have better prices...

 

[cassharper]

If you're shopping ethically, a pink diamond would be the way to go. There is a very small chance that a pink diamond will be a blood diamond, since they mostly come from Australia.

That is important to some people. If you go the pink diamond route, a nice supplement gemstone would be a high quality tanzanite.

 

[haynchinook334]

http://www.tvjohnny.net/index7.php?cPath=108&sort=2a&page=1

DO IT!!!!!!

 

[Neervana]

go for a simple, classic cut. hey i bet she won't look at the ring that much but concentrate more on what you're saying

 

[jcardona1]

If you're shopping ethically, a pink diamond would be the way to go. There is a very small chance that a pink diamond will be a blood diamond, since they mostly come from Australia.

That is important to some people. If you go the pink diamond route, a nice supplement gemstone would be a high quality tanzanite.

see i dont think shed like a pink stone; more into the traditional white gold/princess cut. are these usually cheaper or more expensive than a regular diamond?