Diamond Rings Through The Years By Low Jeremy Despite antique designs of diamond rings in the market that copy those that were created in the regency and Victorian period, the diamond ring did not really boom until a decade before the start of the 20th century. This is perhaps because only a few can actually afford to buy diamond rings for themselves. This rare gemstone is only reserved to the affluent especially to the members of the royal class.
But because of modern technology and the boom of diamond mining in India and in several parts of the world, supplies of diamond surged upwards, making this gem affordable to the middle class. Because of this, diamonds");
became very popular especially to women who still see it as a sign of wealth and class.
Discoveries of new mining fields in South America and South Africa, have also increased the world supply making it more accessible to the public. With such steady supply, jewelry makers are now able to make more designs that the masses can afford.
Although diamonds");
are placed in virtually every kind of jewelry, from necklaces to bracelets to earrings, it is the diamond ring that captures the imagination of most people. In fact, it has become through the years the symbol of eternal love between two people and has become one of the essentials in engagements and weddings.
Diamond rings are preferred during wedding ceremonies. People get excited more when seeing a diamond engagement ring compared to rings that use other gemstones.
In fact, diamonds");
are even the favorites even after the wedding, bought as gifts for
anniversaries and other special occasions.
Diamond rings can be made in
different settings, gold, platinum, silver and titanium. Unlike other gemstones,
whose color may clash for instance with some shades of gold, the diamond with
its pure white color will look good with any setting. Perhaps one of the most
engaging properties of the diamond is the fact that it symbolizes this innate
purity in its color and brilliance.
Diamonds come in all sort of shapes
and cuts. This is often one of the properties that people look for in their diamond
rings. Diamonds");
are naturally found in oval or round shapes. Jewelers however cut them
in different shapes and depending on the designs. Among the varieties of cuts
that people have enjoyed through the years are the pear, the heart, the marquise,
the emerald and the princess cut.
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