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How do you decide whether or not you want an engagement ring with a halo setting? Is the diamond halo engagement ring a fleeting trend or it is here to stay? Can adding a halo to my center stone maximize my engagement ring budget?
How exactly do you go about finding the engagement ring for your partner? What should you look for in a center stone? What are the most important features to consider? Finding the perfect ring you will be proud to present to your partner during the proposal is just 6 steps away.
You just got engaged and your first instinct is to tell the world about your proposal and show off your new engagement ring. Not so fast though! There are a few things to keep in mind before you post that pic. Luckily, we’re here for ya!
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Whether you just said yes and are preparing for your first public ring-selfie announcement, are days away from heading down the aisle, or just want to draw some extra attention to your beautiful rock? We have compiled below the tips and tricks to help you "nail" the perfect manicure to complement your ring!
Getting engaged is arguably one of the most important and sentimental moments in life. Bending down on one knee to ask your person for forever is nerve-racking all on its own. Add the pressure of planning the perfect proposal, and a lot of stress can come from something that should bring nothing but joy and excitement to your life. That’s why we started our NYC proposal series on the Lauren B Instagram page. Being based in the city, we have countless beautiful proposal locations in our backyard, and we want to help make this process as seamless for you as possible.
While not as popular as the classic single halo styles more commonly seen on our custom rings, the double halo can certainly jazz up the look and increase the sparkle factor of any center diamond. These designs feature two rows of diamonds around the main the center-stone. In most cases, these diamonds are set in a tiered formation where the row closest to the main stone is set slightly higher than the row on the outer edge. By doing so you create a clear distinction between each one and allow each row to sparkle freely without looking like one cluttered disc of diamonds. In many instances, both rows will feature colorless diamonds but you can always add a touch of color with pink or yellow diamonds to add some more flavor to your look. Continue reading
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