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Q&A: Looking for a Princess Cut Diamond for a Solitaire Setting Within a $1,400-$1,700 Budget

By Mike Fried,

Shape: Princess Cut





Q&A: Help Finding a Pair of Princess Cut Earrings For a White Gold Setting With a $2k Total Budget

Looking for: Diamond stud earrings: Yellow gold 2/3 cw total Screw fasteners Willing to consider price up to $2000. What would you recommend? Here are studs I thought you might like: 18K YELLOW GOLD THREE PRONG MARTINI STYLE EARRINGS (MOUNTING) www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut/0.35-carat-j-color-si2-clarity-excellent-cut-sku-3656814?a_aid=dmnd1357 www.jamesallen.com/loose-diamonds/round-cut/0.38-carat-j-color-si2-clarity-excellent-cut-sku-3757908?a_aid=dmnd1357 The diamonds match perfectly and they will be eye-clean and brilliant in that …




Q&A: Experience Shopping for a Cushion Cut Diamond on a $3,7k Budget

Hello. I am looking for a diamond. About 1 carat. I am thinking round, oval, princess or radiant. Is one shape better than another? Can you suggest some brilliant choices that would pair well with a white gold setting and be in the $3200-3700 range? Also, is platinum that much better than white gold? As …


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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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