Diamonds

Choose your diamond's shape, carat weight, clarity, color and cut. Then consider your budget. Once we know what you're looking for, we'll show you a sampling of diamonds that meet your criteria and your budget.

Find Your Diamond

Call us at 480-844-0493 or email us at romance@lauriesdiamonds.com with your questions and desires. We're here to help you with this important decision.

What Shape Do You Prefer?

What is Your Ideal Carat Weight?

These are important considerations for diamond size:

- Your loved one's personal style, finger size, and the size and style of the setting.

- If you have already chosen a setting, make sure you choose a diamond that looks appropriate in the ring.

- Something to note: the smaller the finger, the larger the diamond will appear. A 1½-carat diamond solitaire looks much larger on a size 4 finger than a size 8.

What Color or Range Would You Like?

Do You Have a Clarity Preference?

Consider the Importance of Cut

Any well-cut diamond will be exciting to look at and dance in the light.

Many gemologists consider cutting quality to be the most important diamond characteristic. Even if a diamond has perfect color and clarity, a diamond with a poor cut will have reduced brilliance. Cut refers to the quality of the proportioning, polish, and symmetry.

The cut of a diamond, its roundness, its depth and width, and the uniformity of the facets, all determine a round brilliant cut diamond's ability to exhibit brilliance. The degree of brilliance in a fancy shape is a good way to tell if it is within acceptable proportions or not.

*Technical Information Reprinted from the European Gemological Laboratory USA.

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