While I'm not normally a big forum-posting person, I recently got engaged and when my fiance and I started looking at wedding bands, we turned to reading diamond advice in the online community at the advice of a friend. And boy, was he right! We found Whiteflash, Inc., in Houston, and I was so impressed with their service, professionalism, and most of all the quality of their diamonds, that I just had to post about them! Anyway, Whiteflash did a custom-designed wedding band for my fiance: It's a 7mm band (14K white gold) with three "A Cut Above" round-brilliant cut diamonds, TCW .15 (F,G - VS1). I just love how they can make small diamonds sparkle and flash - really eye-catching. I was hesitant to even get diamonds on a band because they seem to turn out looking like chips of glass (at least in dept. stores and such), but the great people at Whiteflash did an amazing job - the diamonds and the ring look great.
I've posted here a picture of the ring, and I would love to hear any comments you guys have on it - we'd be so greatful for any opinions (expert or not!) on what we got. I'm really interested to know though, why it is that small diamonds don't usually end up looking very good? Are they just lower grade because they can be (i.e. no one's looking that closely at a smaller diamond) or is there another reason? Hope this question isn't too naive! Thanks!

I've posted here a picture of the ring, and I would love to hear any comments you guys have on it - we'd be so greatful for any opinions (expert or not!) on what we got. I'm really interested to know though, why it is that small diamonds don't usually end up looking very good? Are they just lower grade because they can be (i.e. no one's looking that closely at a smaller diamond) or is there another reason? Hope this question isn't too naive! Thanks!
