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Why Oval Cut Diamond Rings are worth buying.
2022-11-25 17:47:52
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You might have seen various shapes of diamonds rings in popularity each year for
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You might have seen various shapes of diamonds rings in popularity each year for wedding or engagement rings. However, oval diamonds in engagement rings have held a special place for many years for a lot of people. Ovals are second only to round cuts in the brilliance and fire reflected by the center diamond of your engagement ring.
Both round and oval shaped diamonds are very popular because their slender and unique bodies look beautiful. Round diamonds are traditionally the most expensive diamond shape due to the fact that they lack the Bow Tie Effect present in other fancy cut diamonds. For this reason, Oval Shaped Diamonds have become increasingly popular in recent years: you can find a beautiful sparkle in an Oval Diamond for a lower price.The oval shape of the diamond makes it looks larger compared to a similarly sized diamond in a different shape.
Many women prefer 2carat Oval Shaped Diamonds in the rings(The diamond in this video bellow is 2.2ct) because they look great and make their fingers appear thinner and slimmer. An oval diamond doesn’t have any sharp edges. Plus, it is not prone to breakage or chipping.
The most common setting for an oval diamond is a Four Prong Mount. This style gives the center diamond security while allowing it to fully reveal its beauty. This diamond also looks great in a Bezel Setting or fully surrounded by a pave set halo. Personally I love prong mount for my oval cut diamond ring very much.How about you?
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