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Q&A: Choosing a Pair of 0.5 Ct. Total Weight Round Diamonds for Leverback Earrings with Around $1,500 Budget

By Mike Fried,

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Q&A: Searching for a 0.2 to 0.5 Ct. Diamond With Around $1000 Budget

Hi, can you recommend any classic one stone ring for under $1000 (as cheap as possible) We are looking for a diamond between 0.2 to 0.5, clarity and color are not importance as long as it is not extremely visible with naked eyes. I assume cut is important here but I am not very picky …


Q&A: Torn Between Three Small Round Diamonds for Under $430 Budget

Hey guys, I’m so glad to find your site. I have a quandary that I’m hoping you can help me with. I am looking to buy a sort of pre-engagement ring, which means I am looking for a small diamond. Without regard to setting yet, I have been running between Brian Gavin, James Allen, and …



Q&A: Looking for an Extra Sparkly over 0.33 Ct. Round Diamond

Hi, First of all, fantastic site. I’m sure it will help me save money and get more bang for my buck! I’m from the UK, however it seems that James Allen is the best place to go as I like to see before I buy. Now with the extra import tax to the UK and …



About the author

Mike Fried Mike Fried Mike Fried has over 25 years experience in the diamond industry working with Leo Schachter Diamonds, Moshe Namdar Diamonds, and joining The Diamond Pro in 2007. He is recognized as an industry expert and has been quoted in publications such as Us, People, Page Six, The Next Web and more.

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