Diamond Solitaire Engagement Rings -
The Perfect Way to Say I Love You!

Diamond Solitaire Engagement Rings were made with the romanticist in mind!

Diamond solitaire engagement rings are one of a kind for their ability to highlight a single stone in a unique manner, and are the perfect way to say I love you. There are many things to take into consideration before purchasing a solitaire diamond engagement ring that will best express your love for your partner.

The first step one should take before looking at diamond solitaire engagement rings is to find out what size ring you are looking for. There are several ways to find out your partners size, including trying on one of her rings on your own fingers to gage how large or small her hand is. Some crafty fellows have actually managed to "sneak" a piece of jewelry from their partner's jewelry box and take it in for sizing to help gather an accurate assessment of their needs!

What stone shape for your perfect diamond solitaire engagement ring?

There are many different stones shapes to choose from for a solitaire diamond engagement ring. Round brilliant diamond solitaires are the most popular shape as they tend to reflect the most light which increases the sparkle. However, many women also love the princess cut, emerald cut, and marquise cut solitaire. Please visit our Engagement Ring Guide which showcases pictures of the different types of solitaire diamond shapes.

Diamond solitaire engagement rings can be fashioned in any manner of unique ways:

Diamond solitaire engagement rings can come in a variety of settings. Be sure to make an accurate assessment of your partner's desires. Does your mate prefer gold, platinum or some other metal? Solitaire diamond engagement rings come with any type of unique setting you can possible desire, and with a little planning you are certain to select a piece that is unique and brilliant.

One important consideration when looking at diamond solitaire engagement rings is the size of the stone. Some larger diamonds will look silly if they are settled on a very small band. Be sure to balance out the size of the diamond you are looking at and the size of the actual loop. When it comes to solitaire diamond engagement rings, no one style is too small or too big, you can't go wrong!