Spring Engagement Rings
If you are looking to pop the question this spring, we have you covered for engagement ring shopping. We’ll add some proposal ideas too to inspire you when you take…
- If you are in any doubt fellows, you buy the diamond and let her be involved in choosing the ring. Learning about rings is helpful, but even if her brother is a jewelry expert chances are he will still pick the wrong style.
- With the very best intentions, your family may suggest you pop the question with great-grandmother’s ring. So even if she hates it she will be stuck with it for life, or worse still the first family feud will have begun! Even if the diamond is spectacular, let your bride-to-be choose to use it or not, and even if she accepts the family jewels give her the opportunity to reset it.
- Consider her personal style before choosing a setting. If she is a traditional and tailored girl go for a classic like a prong setting or a subtle cluster. Does she like a bold statement? Go for a bezel setting or add a dash of color with side gemstones like sapphires or rubies. Does she go for the dazzling original? Try a pave setting.
- Does she want the most splash, and you have insufficient cash? Then consider a three stone ring. Three diamonds of 1/3rd of a carat (1.00ct total) could cost as little as a third of a 1.00ct solitaire!
- Listen for clues when she window-shops or leafs through issues of bride magazines. Notice which of her friends’ rings she really likes.
- Consider the shape and size of her hand. If she has tiny fingers, she will probably prefer a delicate ring setting, while a tiny, thin setting on a large hand would not be a good look.
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