1. Set a Budget
2. Select a Ring
3. Select a Diamond
4. Purchase Process
5. Propose!
Choose a Setting
We offer a broad range of ring settings, but we'll help you narrow down the options by taking into account the style preferences, lifestyle, and personality of your partner. Ring styles can range from halo engagement rings to a solitaire ring, or even a custom engagement ring so it's important that you have help in finding the perfect setting for your partner. Selecting an engagement ring style may be the hardest part of buying an engagement ring. For guidance, think about the types of clothing and accessories your significant other gravitates towards—this should give you some clues as to whether they’d prefer a ring that’s classic, modern, nature-inspired, glamorous, or some combination of those. Make sure to stay alert to any hints your partner might be dropping! If you two have discussed an engagement, there’s a good chance their preferences are saved to a Pinterest board. To make the decision less stressful, we offer 30-day free returns and exchanges.
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Diamonds are the classic choice for an engagement ring. Understanding the 4 C's, cut, color, carat weight, and clarity can help you identify the diamond that is best for your budget and ring. To find the perfect diamond for you, we recommend selecting a diamond shape and then finding a balance between size and quality. Sometimes choosing a smaller diamond can get you a higher quality diamond, while opting for a diamond with some color or a lower cut grade can allow you to get a larger carat weight within your budget. Because they are slightly more affordable than naturally mined diamonds of comparable shape and carat weight, choosing a lab created diamond is another great way to optimize your center diamond within your budget.
Read more about the 4Cs to maximize the beauty and brilliance of your diamond.
Engagement Ring Care
Because your jewelry is so precious, it deserves your full care and regular attention. Basic care will help preserve and protect your jewelry for years to come. You can learn more about how to care for different types of jewelry on our website.