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Diamond Carat Weight

Learn all about diamond carat weight and size here. Simple easy to understand guide.

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2.0 Carat Round Diamond Picks

Browse a range of personally selected 2.0 carat round diamonds at budget prices.

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1.0 Carat Round Diamond Picks

Browse a range of personally selected 1.0 carat round diamonds at budget prices.

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1.0 Carat Princess Diamond Picks

Browse a range of personally selected 1.0 carat princess diamonds at budget prices.

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Pink Diamond Rings

A pink diamond ring is a little different to the traditional yellow gold solitaire ring. But don’t be put off – many celebrities have embraced the pink diamond concept such as Mariah Carey!

So about the color first – pink is traditionally a very feminine color. Think about what many hospitals dress newborn babies in – the boys get dressed in blue, and the girls get dressed in pink! It’s also a ‘pretty’ color, although I do know a few people who think that the wrong shade of pink is a disgusting. No such worries with a pink diamond however.

Pink diamonds that occur naturally are rare and more expensive. When you shop for one you’ll want to pick one that’s been irradiated – which makes sure the color sticks around and isn’t temporary. Some of the cheaper pink diamonds you’ll see have probably been color coated, which is no guarantee of color longevity.

They’re generally going be more expensive than ‘normal’ white diamonds. A cheaper option is a pink sapphire, which is something you want to consider if your budget doesn’t stretch to get you an acceptable pink diamond. Pink sapphires are also natural.

So when you go searching, you can use a lot of the generic advice on buying diamond rings – consider the four Cs – color, clarity, cut and carats. Good luck!