First, I would like to thank you for reading my princess cut diamond blog. I do this for my readers, to give them inspiration as they shop for the ring that will be in their life forever.
Of all the diamond cuts, the princess cut really shines. It is a square cut that is known to magnify the brilliance of the diamond engagement ring.
Believe me when I say, you should consider buying a princess cut for the special person you love! More information on the princess cut diamond can be found on my blog.
I also encourage you to post comments and questions!
I have decided to begin a question of the day post for this blog. Here is today's first question of the day.
What kind of wedding band do you wear with a 3 stone, Princess Cut, engagement ring?
I suggest platinum with princess cuts. 7-8 inlaid princess cut diamonds on either side of the stone. For a male, consider a thicker band with 5 inlaid stones.
You can go for half eternity wedding ring with diamonds set in pave setting in a single row.
Princess cut diamond stud earrings, are the most popular cut, of diamond
earrings. When looking for a pair of princess cut diamond stud earrings, you
will notice there are a few different styles, and colors, of diamonds to choose
from
While shopping for your princess cut diamond stud earrings, you may notice the
pairs with the larger diamonds are more expensive. The total carat weight of the diamonds,
in the princess cut diamond stud earrings, will be for both earrings, because
they are sold as a pair. They do not total carat weights for earrings by
individual earring. No matter what your style of clothing is, your princess cut diamond stud earrings, will look stunning, and practical, in your ears. Another great advantage to buying a pair
of princess cut diamond stud earrings, is that they do not go out of style.
Women all over, will still be buying and wearing, these earrings five years
from now.
When you finally find the perfect princess cut diamond stud earrings, you will
see that you are able to wear them with most anything.
Among the different loose cut diamonds that have become very popular among people in recent years, the most popular is the princess cut diamond. This is because its shape is considered ideal for the diamonds that are put on engagement rings and earrings, which are some of the most common types of diamond jewelry. In addition to this, the popularity of the princess cut diamond is also because of the way it highlights the color of the diamond, which is one of the most important factors that determine the value of diamonds. Given all of this, it is safe to say that princess cut diamonds will continue to be the most popular cut of loose diamonds, not only among women who wear them, but also among men who give them.
I was shocked to learn that it is common practice in diamond mining countries to incorporate slavery and terrible working conditions for low wages, to get that diamond for your engagement ring.
This is just sad.
Was your sparkling diamond mined by child slaves in Sierra Leone?
Children work as slaves in the diamond mines near Koidu Town, the capital of the Kono district of the Republic of Sierra Leone (ironically, a former British colony which was established for freed West African slaves and which was once the base for the Anti-Slavery Squadron of the Royal Navy). There thousands of child slaves work without pay for the mine barons.
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict, Olara Otunnu, was stunned by the magnitude and scale of slavery which he saw in the diamond mines. "I was horrified by what I saw at the minefields", he said.
These diamonds are not "blood diamonds" and are readily exported to Antwerp and other locations where they are polished and make their way to your local department store or jeweler.
If your diamond is a cheaper diamond or gem, was it cut or polished by bonded children in India? Less expensive diamonds and gems are imported into India as rough stones, which are cut or polished by children. Much of the industry is based in the State of Gujarat.
Hello ladies, I have received a question from a someone which asks me how much is a 1 carat princess cut solitaire diamond ring.
Some would say, just go look on Tiffanys website and find out yourself. Well, Tiffanys does not list prices on their websites, so I can share this information with you.
They have sold for around $10,000, so start saving up!
Princess cut diamonds are famous for their square cut. The princess cut is the second most popular cut, after the round cut. Princess cut rings have been known to have more "fire" then all the other cuts.
Are princess cut diamonds more expensive than round diamonds for the same amount of carat?
They are going to be be roughly the same (No pun intended).
An uncut diamond is called a rough diamond. Either two princess cuts or two round brilliants may be cut from that shape. To get the fancy cuts such as marquise, emerald, trillion, radiant or pear you will need a different style of rough diamond, which is rarer, and more expensive.
And even more expensive cuts like Asscher, Hearts on Fire, Leo, Crisscross, Lily... etc you have to pay for the branding, rarity of rough and more loss. Usually you cut away more of the rough diamond for them.
End of day, for equal quality and carat weight of diamonds you will pay about equal for Princess and Rounds, with progressively more for the rarer cuts of diamond.
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