This website has been a godsend in regards to understanding how to choose a diamond for an engagement ring.
My budget is around $1300 ($2000 w/setting) for a diamond. I’ve picked out the setting below (She wanted platinum), she has also informed me she is after a princess cut diamond.
I’d really love some help in finding the best diamond to suite the above setting. So far the best I could find is this one – https://www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/princess-cut/0.55-carat-f-color-vs2-clarity-sku-43507?a_aid=dmnd1357
I’m really not sure how to judge whether or not the diamond is eye-clean, from the pictures provided.
Thank you in advance.
It seems like you have this diamond buying process down pat. I love the diamond you selected. It’s a great combo.
Let me know how it looks when it arrives.
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