Solitaire stone

What’s the first image that comes to your mind as soon as you hear the word ‘solitaire’? We won’t be surprised if you say it’s a gorgeous ring. In a world of ever-changing jewellery trends, solitaire But choosing a solitaire is easier said than done. If you are not careful enough, you may end up buying a fake stone. Are you planning to buy a diamond solitaire? We tell you how to choose one. Whether you are buying solitaires from your local jeweller or online, there are a few things you should pay attention to. In this article, we talk about everything you should know about choosing a solitaire. What’s A Solitaire? So, first things first! What exactly is a solitaire and how does it differ from a normal diamond or gemstone? To put it simply, a solitaire is a single diamond or gemstone. The term solitaire is often used to denote ornaments set with just a single diamond and without any side stone. When set in any jewellery, a solitaire illustrates the significance of one solitary stone within the design. Though the most popular type of solitaire jewellery is What to Look for When Selecting a Solitaire? Perhaps nothing illustrates the proverb ‘less is more’ as much as a diamond solitaire does. Classy and elegant, such sparkling beauties can add a touch of radiance to your look. When selecting a solitaire, it’s important to focus on the features as well as the quality of the stone. The quality of a solitaire, for that matter any diamond, is assessed at four different levels. The...

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One initial decision is whether to choose a cluster or solitaire setting. The main difference between cluster and solitaire rings is cluster rings consist of many small diamonds placed closely together to imitate a single center stone. Solitaire settings feature one center stone without any diamonds surrounding it or placed along the shank. Let’s compare cluster versus solitaire rings, including an overview of each, their four main differences, and how to decide which is right for you. What is a Cluster Diamond Ring? Cluster rings mimic the appearance of a single stone placed on top of the ring. But if you examine them closely, you’ll find that instead of one diamond, there are often five to 10 smaller ones. This group of diamonds forms the cluster. Within this style, there are a variety of designs. Some include one stone that’s larger than the others. It sits in the middle and is surrounded by several accents of equal size. Check out provides an example of this type. It’s from the vendor where I bought my wife’s engagement ring. On their site, you can zoom into the piece to separate the center diamond from the surrounding ones. It also features pavé lining the shank, which is popular with cluster settings. Whether there are additional doesn’t determine whether it’s a cluster setting. Some have channel-set diamonds inside a crevice, and others keep the band free of these accents. What is a Solitaire Setting? A solitaire setting includes a single diamond, with no side stone...