One of our happy clients - who just picked up his engagement ring the other day. Congratulations to Tony Smith and we wish you the best in your wedding!
He purchased a platinum ring with a 1.33 carat tanzanite center stone and almost 1/2 a carat of diamonds. Read MoreHappy Customers #1 - Tony Smith
Friday, September 3, 2010 1:43:46 PM America/Los_Angeles
One of our happy clients - who just picked up his engagement ring the other day. Congratulations to Tony Smith and we wish you the best in your wedding!
He purchased a platinum ring with a 1.33 carat tanzanite center stone and almost 1/2 a carat of diamonds. Read MoreGold Vs. Platinum: Which Is The Wedding Band For You?
Thursday, September 2, 2010 5:00:00 PM America/Los_Angeles
However, most couples commonly opt for 14k gold wedding bands. There are various grades of platinum, with the most expensive – 950 PT containing 95% platinum and 5% of a different metal such as iridium or ruthenium. You should note that the higher platinum percentage an alloy contains, the higher the cost of your wedding band will be. Read More
Shopping Online for Diamond Earrings
Tuesday, August 31, 2010 5:00:00 PM America/Los_Angeles
One of the main advantages of shopping online for your diamond earrings is that you get to select from a wider selection of diamonds which vary in sizes. You may choose between the rare blue diamond earrings that are rarely stocked in stores, or opt for some simple yet stunning diamond studs. This way, you get to choose from a wider selection of styles, sizes and metals to ensure that you get the exact pair of earrings that you like. This is unlike shopping in the brick and mortar world where your choices are limited, thus proving a rather frustrating shopping experience.
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Choosing a Prong Setting for Your Engagement Ring
Saturday, August 28, 2010 3:18:31 PM America/Los_Angeles
Buying A Wedding Ring On A Budget
Wednesday, August 4, 2010 2:29:19 AM America/Los_Angeles
First, you will need to choose the right metal. While most brides today will settle for nothing other than platinum, you should note that this just happens to be the most expensively priced metal on the market. On the other hand, gold is an option which costs half as much as platinum and will help you save on costs. Read More
Choosing an Engagement Ring
Wednesday, August 4, 2010 2:14:58 AM America/Los_Angeles
If you have a little extra to spend, you are better off sticking with platinum as this is the highest quality metal available. However, if your fiancé prefers gold or if platinum is a bit expensive for you, there are other options available as well. A good place to start is to do some research on the various diamonds and metals used in engagement rings.
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