Diamond Explorer|1290114206|2771786 said:I personally really like the look of oval-cut diamonds. Its true they don't seem very popular right now, but tastes do change with time. The shape is a great deal if your willing to be a bit of trend setter. They are a good value right now for a couple reasons. The price per carat is less than rounds, and they also tend to look big for their weight due to the nature of the oval shape. Plus, I also like the symbolism of the oval shape, much like a circle except with two centers. Ovals can be very beautiful diamonds, and its a shame they don't get more recognition these days.
MarkBroumand|1290124308|2772109 said:Diamond Explorer|1290114206|2771786 said:I personally really like the look of oval-cut diamonds. Its true they don't seem very popular right now, but tastes do change with time. The shape is a great deal if your willing to be a bit of trend setter. They are a good value right now for a couple reasons. The price per carat is less than rounds, and they also tend to look big for their weight due to the nature of the oval shape. Plus, I also like the symbolism of the oval shape, much like a circle except with two centers. Ovals can be very beautiful diamonds, and its a shame they don't get more recognition these days.
I would second this.
shoejohn|1290125693|2772149 said:It was your ring that spawned the question. I LOVE it!!!
http://www.markbroumand.com/product/263ct-Oval-Cut-Diamond-Engagement-Anniversary-Ring__2220-1D10158310.aspx
MarkBroumand|1290124308|2772109 said:Diamond Explorer|1290114206|2771786 said:I personally really like the look of oval-cut diamonds. Its true they don't seem very popular right now, but tastes do change with time. The shape is a great deal if your willing to be a bit of trend setter. They are a good value right now for a couple reasons. The price per carat is less than rounds, and they also tend to look big for their weight due to the nature of the oval shape. Plus, I also like the symbolism of the oval shape, much like a circle except with two centers. Ovals can be very beautiful diamonds, and its a shame they don't get more recognition these days.
I would second this.