Buying
a large diamond is always expensive and sometimes may not be manageable by
budget. But the beauty of purchasing a diamond ring is that meticulous purchase
can compensate the size with its natural splendor. There are some ethical ways
for making a small diamond looking larger.
These
ways are simple ways and are available with all reputable diamonds shops;
however, in some instances, we need to know the ways where you can manage purchasing
cheap diamond rings with awesome beauty and with larger look
of the diamonds fixed in the rings.
Look for fancy shaped diamonds
Diamonds
that are fancy shaped look larger than round shaped diamonds. These are cheaper
in price than round brilliant cut diamonds and often look better. Oval,
marquise, and pear shaped diamonds look larger than its actual carat size.
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Go for a pave-set ring
Pave
setting looks like a cluster of diamonds but actually it is made of small diamonds
seat side-by-side in little holes and tiny beads are embossed
on the metallic griddle to hold the diamonds in their place. As a whole the
demands look larger than their actual size with their cluster effect.
Try illusion setting
In
illusion mounting setting a diamond is mounted on a mirror like plate before
fixing it on the band, this mirror creates a larger illusion and the diamonds
look bigger.
Go for a bezel set diamond
In
bezel setting a rim remains completely encircling the stone. Mostly in bezel
setting while gold or platinum is used with white colored diamond: the combo of
white and white create a larger effect. Similarly gold diamond with golden rim
will create larger effect.
Diamond rings with side stone look
larger
Small
diamonds fixedon the metal band on either side of a central stone will not make
the diamond larger in reality, but it will createa grand pizzazz with excellent
larger than real impact.
So you
can be worry-free about purchasing cheap diamond rings; with little planning a
low proceed diamond ring can look large with awesome look.
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