Emerald Diamond Rings
Looking for an emerald diamond ring? I found some rings with a diamond in the center and emerald sidestones, as well as some rings with an emerald in the center and diamond sidestones.
Here are the diamond rings with emerald sidestones. You can choose from 4 shapes for the emeralds- round, trillion, step-cut, or pear. You can choose almost any shape for the diamond in the center.
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Diamond Ring with Trillion Cut Emeralds |
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Diamond Ring with Step Cut Emeralds |
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Diamond Ring with Pear Cut Emeralds |
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Diamond Ring with Round Cut Emeralds |
And now, here are the rings with an emerald in the center, and diamond sidestones.
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Emerald Diamond Ring |
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Emerald Diamond RingThis ring looks the same as the first one, but it’s bigger. |
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Emerald Diamond Micropave Ring |
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Square Emerald Ring with Diamond Sidestones |
I hope you enjoyed these rings! Please take a look if you like them.
Contemporary diamond/engagement rings
Here are some great looking contemporary diamond rings. Contemporary settings usually feature bold styles and unique designs. Tension settings are very common in these types of rings. I’ll feature a few different contemporary rings in this post.
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3 Stone Tension RingThis is a breathtaking, brand new ring. This setting is very different and modern looking, and it definitely brings something new to the table! |
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Diamond Accent Solitaire RingThis is a gorgeous ring with a diamond accent on the shank. It’s simple, but the accent adds additional style to it. This is a great ring if you like simple, traditional rings, but want something a little more decorated. |
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Spiral Tension Diamond RingThis dramatic ring showcases the diamond for all its worth. The combination of the spiral design with a tension setting makes for a beautiful ring! |
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Platinum Split Shank Diamond RingHere is a ring with a unique, modern design. |
That’s just a few of the modern styled diamond rings out there… click here to see more rings like these.
Using the Ideal Scope for Diamonds
The Ideal-Scope is an awesome tool for measuring the cut quality of a diamond. It shows how much light the diamond reflects and is a great visual example of judging the brilliance of a diamond.
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This is an example of a very good diamond. Red indicates light that is reflected back, and white shows light leakage. More red is better, so this is a well cut diamond.
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Notice all the white spots. This means that a lot of light is being lost inside the diamond, and it won’t be as brilliant as a better cut diamond.
You can see more information at the official Ideal-Scope website, including their Ideal-Scope reference chart.
James Allen has a collection of Hearts and Arrows diamonds, and they have Ideal-Scope images of all their diamonds in this collection.
Engagement Ring of the Week
For anyone looking for a beautiful, head-turning engagement ring, here’s one that’ll definitely fit that description:
Click here to view more information about this ring.
This diamond ring has 24 round brilliant diamonds set in 2 rows around the center diamond. I love this ring, because I think it has a nice, solid look to it. It has a thick band, made even more exquisite with the diamond embedded in it. It’s definitely a winner!
If you want to order this ring, click here to view the ring and then select your ring size. Change the metal if you’d like (you can choose from 18k White Gold, 18k Yellow Gold, and Platinum), and then click the “Select This Ring” button. Then, click the “and Choose a Diamond” option that pops up. Select the diamond that you want, add it to the ring, and then add it to your cart and check out!
Most Expensive Diamond Rings Ever
Ever wondered about the most expensive diamond rings in the world? I did some searching and found some of the very best and finest diamonds and diamond rings ever.
THE most expensive diamond ring is the Chopard Blue Diamond Ring. It’s a 9-carat blue diamond(very, very rare!), with diamond shoulders, set in 18-carat white gold, worth $16.26 million!
Here are some more super-expensive blue diamonds:
-A 7.03-carat blue diamond sold for $9.5 million in May 2009 at a Sotheby’s auction in Geneva. This diamond was cut from a 26.58-carat diamond found in South Africa.
-A 6.04-carat blue diamond sold for $7.9 million at Sotheby’s in October 2007 in Hong Kong.
-Other blue diamonds have sold for $4.7 and $4.9 at other Sotheby’s auctions.
-The Hancock Red is a .95 carat red diamond that sold for $880,000 back in 1987 for a then-record $926,000 per carat.
-The Hope Diamond is a famous 45.52 carat blue diamond with a $300-350 million estimated value! It has been owned by many different people throughout history.
-Recently, the Elizabeth Collection of House of Taylor Jewelry had a $1.3 million diamond ring. The ring had a 5.98-carat oval cut diamond in the center, and 3.96 carats worth of round diamonds around it.
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