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When we speak of diamonds, it simply means diamonds and nothing else. Small or big, the size of a diamond doesn’t mean everything. A smaller diamond with the perfect cut and sparkle is more impressive than a bigger stone that has no shape and shine.
But there is never a girl, who wouldn’t steam up on the window of a jeweler’s shop at the look of a big flashy stone. And especially, when it’s about the big day and big decision, then all things that are bridal need the special attention. So, it’s OK to accept that sometimes maybe, the size does make you feel like Kim Kardashian.
Although, when you start looking for the best wedding ring at Aida Design US to go along with your diamond engagement ring, you will find plenty of options. But if you need to keep it affordable while the size is the concern, then consider these factors that can enhance the look of your engagement diamond:
- Consider the Shape of Diamond – Anything but Round
- Consider Colored Stones
- Avoid Multiple Bands
- Choose a Slimmer Band
- Use Slimmer Prongs
- Look For a Matching Set
- Last – Keep it Clean
Round diamonds are very common and are equally expensive since they are very difficult to cut from the rough large stone and cause a lot of wastage. You can look at other less popular shapes and at the same time increase the size of the diamond. Try an oval shape for a change and remember, the quality and the sharpness of the diamond can flip the coin.
Classic diamonds will always be the wedding stone and the best choice for wedding rings, but colored stones are becoming popular as well. They might not be diamonds but some are equal in price, and they definitely make the diamond pop. These stones can change the picture and make the center stone look bigger.
If the diamond you have is smaller, you don’t want to consider multiple bands since they simply take away the diamond from your eyes. Keeping only the engagement ring in the right hand with nothing else can also add a way to the diamond.
Remember that band has a lot to do with the look of your diamond, the slimmer the band, the bigger the stone will look. Choose slim bands, especially the ones that taper on reaching the stone – pinched shank can do a marvelous job.
If you’re aiming for a solitaire diamond ring that look for a setting that has slimmer prongs. This covers less of the stone and allows a better and clearer view of the diamond, making it look larger. Pick four prongs instead of six, this will give more focus to the stone and will allow more light to enter the stone. Thus letting it sparkle brilliantly.
The matching bridal sets at Aida Design US can never fall out of style. In actual these matching wedding sets are to show off the engagement ring, making the first choice a very wise selection. The curved wedding bands are generally designed to keep the engagement ring in focus and on top.
Keeping your diamond ring clean will allow it to sparkle and stand out more brilliantly. The more white and shiny it is, the more it will stand out and appear bigger. And once a while get your stone professionally clean. The most important factor in all above mentioned points is to keenly observe the shape of your diamond; an oval appears bigger and is in demand.
