Help me pick the right vendor please!

[MoreSparkle2]

First I would like to say hello, I am new and I am so excited to be here. I am getting into this because I am searching for an engagement ring and I started with just doing some research only to find I really enjoy learning about diamonds both lab and natural. It is such a cool and interesting field with so much information!! I’m loving it.

What I am not loving is trying to find the vendor, Brian Gavin, whiteflash (they sell lab I spoke with them yesterday), James Allen, Jared, Ritani, With Clarity etc etc etc. I am trying to find who it is that has the most brilliant lab grown round cut diamonds. Cut obviously has the most to do with that, but I was hoping to leverage the groups expertise, who is selling the most brilliant, scintillating, fiery, sparkly round diamonds?? I’ve looked at solasfera as well.

Thank you all for any input you are willing to share. I can’t wait to hear your thoughts!!

 

[Kim N]

Brian Gavin Diamonds has premium in-house stones with the same cut quality as their natural stones. I also love GCAL 8x stones, usually found at Adiamor or Frank Darling.

 

[MoreSparkle2]

Yes Adiamor has a great selection as well. I actually was messaging back and forth with JannPaul this morning as well and their White Collections seems incredible. I saw in an old thread someone comparing a BG with a JP white collection and it was really stunning!! Just have to be comfortable with ordering from Singapore/site unseen... But the Light return/Brilliance seemed really spectacular!

 

[Kim N]

Yes Adiamor has a great selection as well. I actually was messaging back and forth with JannPaul this morning as well and their White Collections seems incredible. I saw in an old thread someone comparing a BG with a JP white collection and it was really stunning!! Just have to be comfortable with ordering from Singapore/site unseen... But the Light return/Brilliance seemed really spectacular!

Yes, JP diamonds are second to none! I think you'd be equally happy with a BGD if you don't want to deal with buying internationally.