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Hello, I am looking for a Color D– .50 carat and up princess cut stone, preferably on James Allen ideally. I have been trying to follow your rules and of the clarity, depth, table etc. Seeing what you guys can come up with. I dont want to make the ring huge because my girlfriends ring size is a 4, and want to get in a tiffany type setting have the band and setting custom made. My girlfriend more or less just wants a flawless stone, not worried how big it is– I am thinking about a 1.5 MM band, if that wouldn’t be too narrow with a tiffany setting.
Is there a reason you are sticking with D color? I really don’t think its worth spending extra. If you want piece of mind go for an F color.
I’m open to suggestions my girlfriend has a set on one that’s crystal clear anywhere between ..50 and a carat. prince range 1k to 1600.
What do you think of this one? Its bright, eye-clean and a great value.
What we love about them:
- No questions asked returns within 30 days of shipment. James Allen will send you a paid shipping label to return the ring.
- Lifetime Warranty
- Free International Shipping
- Free prong tightening, repolishing, rhodium plating and cleaning every 6 months
- Provide insurance appraisals
- One free resizing within 60 days of purchase
- Free ring inscriptions
- Best-in-class high quality imagery of all diamonds in stock
- 24/7 Customer Service
- Best-in-class packaging
What we love about them:
- No questions asked returns within 30 days of shipment. Blue Nile will send you a paid shipping label to return the ring.
- Lifetime Warranty
- Free Shipping
- Free prong tightening, repolishing, rhodium plating and cleaning every 6 months
- Provide insurance appraisal
- One free resizing within the first year of purchase
- High quality images of about half of their diamonds
- 24/7 Customer Service
- 100% credit towards future upgrades (must be at least double in value)
- Best in class fulfillment
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