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Choosing Diamond Studs
25 Nov 2007
Diamond beauty can be costly if you do not know
how to choose the right diamond studs. The better
the diamond quality the more brilliant the diamond
will also cost more. Here is the problem – just because it cost more does not mean its top quality. So how do you go about choosing diamond studs? Glad you asked!
If money is no object then get the best cut of diamond possible but if you are on a budget, a good cut diamond of a G-H color will do the job just fine for diamond studs. This is considered a quality that is perfect for earrings producing the same dazzle of diamonds that cost a great deal more.
IThere are a few reasons. There some reasons why. You diamond is cut so that it breathes life into the diamond resulting in a sparkle. Most jewelers agree that getting a diamond of a G-H color once mounted will be as good as a D-E-F so there is no reason to spend the extra. A diamond that has clarity of SI2 it has no flaws that the naked eye can see but it costs substantially less so this is a great choice for earrings.
There is no need to feel embarrassed if you are on a budget and cannot afford the very best, because you do not need the very best when it comes to diamond earrings. All diamond studs are going to sparkle when you wear them. You can actually wear a lower quality 1 carat diamond stud over a higher quality ½ carat stud. This might make a huge difference on a diamond ring, but it won’t on a pair of diamond studs.
That means do yourself a favor and buy what you can afford. Every women needs to have at least one pair of diamond studs and choosing comes down to quality, price, and style. Find diamond studs in your budget and then begin to compare quality.
There are some great sites online specializing in diamond studs at an affordable price. DIAMOND STUDS OF AMERICA is one of those sites, with diamond studs that have clarity, and color that will be brilliant and beautiful on you.
The finest diamonds have no color and they are not only rare they are very expensive. On the grading scale used D-F are colorless diamonds, G-I are almost colorless and J has a yellow tint and from H on the yellow tint gets stronger. Of course, you want the whitest stone you can afford.
The great thing about diamond studs is that the grading system tells you what you are buying so you don’t have to feel and touch them. Isn’t it time to purchase those beautiful diamond studs? |
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