Diamond Size Comparison on Hand Finger Carat 1 2 3 4 0.5 ct 0.25 0.75 1.5 0.3 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.4 .9 1/2

[@simplyeric12]

I married the love of my life and only went with a .35 carat diamond ring because that’s all I could afford. She now has been wearing that ring for over 9 years. For those reading this, size shouldn’t matter! Love matters. I will now be presenting her a 1.5 carat diamond ring for our 10 year anniversary.

[@heatherrachel4980]

I love that 🥰

[@patricktrillhaase1410]

Before i watch the Videos are wanna buy a 0,25ct diamant 950platin. In germany the people buy fewer diamant than 0,25ct. After i watched the Videos are have s bad feeling would i buy This "small" 0,25ct diamant. I think its a big difference between the countrys. I havent ever Sea people in germany they use bigger diamant. .... i am Looking for 0,5 size diamant now...

[@r.b6577]

She's lucky of you I hope you still together all your life

[@BB-kw5bz]

If site doesn‘t matter, why are you going for a 1.5c diamond now? :)

[@BB-kw5bz]

@@patricktrillhaase1410 In Deutschland gibt es auch nicht dieses dicke Auftragen wie in den USA. Hier wirkt ein 1c Diamant oft schon prollig. Alles

[@d1i2a3n4n5e6]

In the end it's all about prestige and ego. My ex-husband was in the jewelry business and I had an impressive 2-carat cushion cut that everyone ooohed and ahhed about. It really was obnoxious compared to my size finger and hand. I am now recently engaged to a wonderful man and we decided to save the $$ and I got a beautiful high quality princess cut stone that is about 1/3 of a carat. It looks perfect and elegant on my little 5 1/2 size finger. Now I get genuine complements instead of "jealous" ones. LOL PS. I dont have the old ring, it was given to a relative to keep in the family.

[@casper7319]

I never really understood carats. When you watch TV everyone makes a big deal about 3, 4, 5 carat rings, but as someone who is a size 6 similar to the model everything over 1 carat just looked huge to me. I'll go with a .95 and save money. This video is very educational thank you

[@CrystalPistol]

I honestly love the way the .25 carat diamond looks.

[@cassbookthoughts]

same i love my smaller diamond!

[@romegq]

Superbly done! Thank you for the video! Viewing the ring sizes on an actual hand versus a pic DRAMATICALLY offers better insight!!

[@mediumagora6453]

Thanks! You should do one of these with princess cut.

[@ii289]

Princess cut is bad because risk of breakage is high.

[@Genesis-in5mc]

My engagement ring is 0.25 and its beautiful because it has small diamonds on the band. We can always go up a size.

[@LorettaGalvanni]

Genesis that’s what me and my husband did. When we got married we did not have much, he got me a 0.33 CT solitary. With the time we upgraded

[@veda7279]

Hats off to this guy for saving millions if not billions to the guys who watched this video & went 50% discount shopping.

[@sweetReaper]

I honestly find the 1/2 ct to be perfect :)

[@travisl9201]

For a poor man’s wife

[@juliac8225]

1/2 ct was the right size for me. I preferred a smaller ct with better clarity. It's all about preference!

[@MLLL1234]

T Informative but too much advertising. Always reference link below.

[@Christian14789]

Mkilill Liililll it's a referral link. He makes commission off of every sale made though the link

[@angelcitygirl]

Google Chrome. Ad blocker. Not that difficult.

[@OlgaKucher]

I’ve got 0,4ct very clear one.. sparkles like the sun )) I’d prefer smaller but more clear one indeed

[@deborahalves8283]

Same here. ☺️ Plus I wanted something more proportional to my small hands.

[@mafhernandeza]

Am I the only one who finds the >1.0 ct tacky? I think 0,4 looks real pretty in delicate hands. Mine is a 0,71 and I wouldn’t go higher, most of the times I only wear my band

[@monicamitchell4060]

Awesome! I have a size 6 finger, and I just received a 3 stone engagement ring, and I love it. It is .75 center stone and 1.3 ct tw from James Allen.

[@aruntiwari168]

Nice to know about your ring Monica..

[@swarnamohanty3121]

Now married ?

[@KAYTEEZIE]

Arun Tiwari 😂

[@keonawelch9782]

Awww. 💙 Juat for my 1 ct Tiffany. 3 stone are beautiful 💙

[@r.b6577]

I hope you don't lost it or you will divorce

[@toricollins6516]

It seems crazy to spend this much on a ring, rather than a down payment on a house? Just my thoughts.

[@LovelyKelly645]

I agree. Just buy a moissanite and spend the rest on a down payment for the house lol

[@artsyraine7995]

Do both 🤷🏽‍♀️💯

[@DavinaPearlDOTMH]

well it all depends on one's budget and income(S)

[@lwethu5318]

And if you've already taken care of the down payment?

[@trevorm3680]

some people have a lot of cash to spend

[@natespics8276]

Wow that 3.9!!!

[@ZC.Andrew]

That ring can cost as much as much as a small house.

[@gixxerboy555]

@@ZC.Andrew exactly

[@MisBunnypics]

$19,000 from Kay jewelers because it is so high quality HA BS diamonds are a total rip off and Kay, Jarred etc. is paying for their overhead in the mall!

[@madelynndejarlais5002]

I totally agree! You can buy a diamond ring online for literally around half the price with the same standards, same rating, etc. etc.

[@chaseww]

Kay Jewelers is totaled junk diamonds

[@mefadon459]

They be so flawed in Kay's and zales. You don't even need a microscope to see the flaws. Smh.

[@MikeyCandy]

@@chaseww agree, low quality but high price...I deciced to bought diamond from Tiffany & Co..

[@MikeyCandy]

@@mefadon459 yes, can see flaws looks like a cracked right on the surface of a 1.5carats diamind, and they sale $16.880 for that...

[@jessielou423]

Ummm I chose a 0.33 diamond solitaire and love it. No it's not big, but it is D clarity and Si1 clarity- so on the flawless scale. It cost so much for that size alone that I don't even know how my fiancé would have afforded anything bigger

[@someonesomewhere1024]

Actually normal / big / small size of a diamond depends on the society where you live. If most people around you buy 1 ct diamond then this size is normal. If most people buy 0.1 ct or 10 ct diamond then this size is normal for you (psychologically). The author says that "0.25 ct diamond is very unimpressive and normally people don't go this low for a center stone diamond". It isn't correct and the author should say which people don't go this low and which does. In 2nd world countries 0.25 ct is a big diamond (can be compared to 2 ct in 1st world countries). In fact, most engagement rings in such countries are between 0.05 ct and 0.15 ct. If we are talking about 3rd world countries, then the ring with any diamond is a rare. Just think, how would you feel if you open some video and the author says "4 ct diamond is very unimpressive and normally people don't go this low for a center stone diamond. Mostly people start from 15 ct". Hope I didn't offend anyone. I do understand that the video is focused for a special category of people but please be ethical. Sorry for the criticism.

[@MissyAmy88]

True. I'm from Norway, one of the riches countries in the world, and people here go for much smaller diamonds. Its a cultural thing.

[@banner7310]

none taken we get what u mean and i agree.

[@chempanda6388]

The smallest one is so dainty and cute

[@phd2007]

Ugh.

[@respectedgentlewoman6712]

Yes. I hate the knuckle-duster type rings. Don't look believable. It's all in the sparkle and the cut. Some large dull-looking diamonds out there! kzbin.info/www/bejne/enPQh39rrLaNgKM

[@Eiramilah]

agreed

[@truffleflowers]

Yea, I dislike how he hated on the smallest sizes. I bought myself a .33, I'm a size 5, and it's cute ☺️

[@bradleythomsen3083]

The smaller ones certainly look more fitting, but society will have us believe otherwise.

[@julieryan2696]

Such a good size comparison. Haha really nice hand.

[@bethneumeister2954]

Julie Ryan Grandmother, 1920's missionary to Brazil, brought back a set right at a caret with a Portuguese cut , very sparkly and called in those days, "blue-white",seemed to be desired by all in the family , always admired with " Ooh-oo's " and " Ah-h-h's" was lovingly passed on to myself, one of three adopted grandchildren. I wear it for her ,in honor of her 99++ years . She said to me in church one day, " if I ever get to feeling POOR, I just look down and give my diamond a little twinkle!" . I was only four or five years old , but I hoped one day she would let me wear and "twinkle" it !

[@dorothymichaels766]

Beautiful Diamonds. Will buy one between 0.5 and 0.75 carat.

[@heyheyheybeliebers]

My engagement ring is .50. I have small hands so it’s perfect. It’s not a solitaire. But it’s the perfect size

[@Makeitwithmanny]

Kelsey Rink my girlfriend of 6 years wears a 4.5 ring I got her a promise ring 3 years ago. I was thinking about getting her a 1.5 is that too big..?

[@heyheyheybeliebers]

Manuel Perez no absolutely not

[@gigisdiamonds]

Kelsey Rink Well I’ve found as much as I was always about big stones . Because I love to really see them. If she has tiny hands it might feel uncomfortable or get knocked around and so might want a halo of diamond around it or a bezel set diamond? Or a ring guard. I see it’s been 4 months. So I’m hoping she loves whatever you got her. Congrats one the new ring❣️😁🙌🏻👍🏻

[@BobbyBrown23]

I bought my lady a 1 carat solitaire from James Allen back in March 2017. Its a round, Internally flawless, i color, gia certified, triple excellent stone. James Allen is definitely the way to go...

[@kingjaredgaming8990]

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[@martinhardin8441]

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[@josevillanueva7601]

This was a nice educational video. Looking forward to get engaged!

[@johnk6837]

I’ll add, it’s INCREDIBLE how misleading and shady some brick and mortar (even chains) are. If you are well informed, some don’t want to show you certificates and others will even go as far as saying they don’t certify smaller diamonds. I purchased from a competitor of the site listed for a pendant necklace and was AMAZED at how transparent and easy the process was. I look at all jewelry stores like used car lots now. Spend a little bit of time, educate yourself and make you AND your partner happy. Videos like this help, but is not the end all. Spend some time reading about what you’re trying to achieve, what you need and don’t. You’ll thank yourself over and over that you did!

[@reggie_ulon]

Thanks for making this video. My dream diamond is 3ct

[@ProudKansan08]

Most, if not all of my friends have 1/4 to maybe a little bit bigger than that, but, not quite a 1/2 carat. That's about what most young couples can afford when they first get engaged.

[@TheAmbSteve]

I just bought a 1.5 ct round diamond on white gold engagement ring...can't wait to surprise her. Thank you for the video and showing what it looks like wearing it on a finger

[@TheAmbSteve]

@Jean paul Lodders Thank you!! Got a matching band to go along with it. I really appreciate the vids and it helped me choose the one I wanted.

[@anonymousworldwide777]

Are you happy with the size? After seeing this video, I'm not sure if I want to go 2CT as It might seem too big on a size 6.

[@TheAmbSteve]

@@anonymousworldwide777 Very happy with the size and it looks perfect on her finger, size 8

[@huskiefan06]

Glad I bought the 4 ct diamond. She loves it!

[@Conqueefstador]

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[@KAYTEEZIE]

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[@davidgamez-alvarez5701]

How do you feel about Lab Grown Diamonds? I asked my girlfriend and she thought it was good, mainly because I am a scientist myself but I like the ethics behind lab grown vs natural.

[@madelynndejarlais5002]

I am totally getting a lab-grown diamond, most places literally can't even tell the difference and the ethics are so much better! Plus, in addition to those already amazing improvements, they are cheaper I really don't see what the catch is.

[@Algin1224]

Madelynn DeJarlais Lab-created diamonds have no resale value. That means if you buy a lab-created diamond, you won't be able to reap any part of what you paid for it. For example, if you bought this 1ct lab-created diamond, you'd have a beautiful stone, yet no jeweler will buy it back.

[@madelynndejarlais5002]

@@Algin1224 I will never buy a lab diamond for my engagement ring with the intention of selling it again, and I refuse to take part of a system that exploits people at every angle of the process, it isn't about the imaginary value of what's on your hand, it's about the people who gave it to you. Whether the person made the diamond, cut the diamond, or bought the diamond for you to be engaged, everyone in the process matters.

[@theresaroeder9723]

@@madelynndejarlais5002 I agree with you. We are in the market for a lab diamond. What we dislike about mined diamonds, in order to unearth a diamond ... one ton of earth is displaced/destroyed. Think about that. There is no need to destroy the earth when a lab can create an exact same stone under ideal composition, ideal pressure, and ideal cut ... earth-friendly, no brainer!

[@joebloggs7956]

the ethics of war , yeah.... go natural

[@stephanieshelton4582]

Hello Rick is there anyway you could show me what a 4ct. Princess cut solitaire looks like and what the grade should be for an almost perfect diamond?

[@reinerbraun670]

The .25 diamond looks cute. It's not that small for a gem.

[@imari2305]

They're all very beautiful. My ring's diamond is a 1.1 solitaire round brilliant set in 14 karat yellow gold with a 6 prong setting and I love looking at it.

[@keonawelch9782]

I love my new platinum 1ct. Too. 💙

[@CClearAntiFogAUSAManufacturer]

Nice. Used to wear yellow gold with diamonds. Found I should wear platinum instead for my skin tone. LOVE DIAMONDS!

[@island661]

My blue diamond is 2.7 CT. 😜 GIA certified, round cut, Simon G setting. I love it! I get so many compliments on it. It changes colors depending on what kind of light I'm in. I wanted something that reminded me of the Caribbean. It's truly a rare gem. 💍😊

[@signecrawford2]

Listy it LITERALLY pays to do your research! I looked on Blue Nile and James Allen both extensively and I couldn't believe my eyes on how much more reasonably priced their stones were compared to other retailers. The stones are certified and extremely thoroughly presented to buyers (even though it's online). Plus their selection of ring settings is huge! You cannot hardly beat Blue Nile or James Allen's deals. It's really incredible

[@iLIKEcakexD]

What's the gia certificate number

[@jenniferjohnson6109]

or buy moissanite

[@JustSamD1]

Jennifer Johnson I love my moissanite

[@trafficbabe]

Jennifer Johnson yes!!!!!!!!!

[@greenize1959]

Jennifer Johnson... I LOVE MY MOISSANITE WEDDING SET!

[@enzad5254]

or dont be a bitch and buy real diamonds

[@tang417]

Dont be a bitch and be bankrupt 🤔

[@PatriceOnPurpose]

Three carat or four is where it's at for me. And we're buying from Mike Nekta in NY

[@edwinrivera4515]

Stop lying

[@robinkirkland8530]

@@edwinrivera4515 😂

[@kenichimitchell9792]

I like my center stone surrounded with other diamonds ( baguettes)

[@jeniko2841]

Ran across a 3.5 ct engagement ring set in plat from Jared at a pawn shop. 3,500 was the asking price. Diamonds don't hold their value.

[@nickadkins7765]

Very true. Its always a good idea to shop jewelry at pawn shops because they markup slightly on gold weight whereas if you bought it new you'd be paying more than 2x weight value. Just bought a ring from a pawn shop, weighed 6.2 grams of 14k gold and 4 tiny tiny diamonds, and only paid $200. Can't beat pawn shop deals 99% of the time!

[@swarnamohanty3121]

@@nickadkins7765 Just the value of 14karat gold , ha ha .

[@Hoodratliker]

not all diamonds are created equal. Color, clarity, and cut also come into the picture when evaluating the worth of a diamond.

[@Kburd-wr6dq]

The control diamond is not worth 20k

[@RickBuck]

+Kyle Burdick I agree.

[@charlesthomas7359]

That’s the point of the video. It’s worth half that

[@roseromero2188]

Ya you can get that somewhere else for $3,000. I’ve worked with jewelry for years and so has my dad. This isn’t that good of price compare

[@urassisgras4600]

@@roseromero2188 Is Tiffany's worth the money? I really want an emerald cut colourless diamond anywhere from 2ct-3.5ct with a thin diamond setting and don't mind the cost just as long as it's the highest quality.

[@scottmaxwell1927]

@@urassisgras4600 It's not worth the price. You're paying for their advertising and branding. Go to Jamesallen.com and have a play around with the filters there. You can get a 6 prong setting that is essentially the "Tiffany" setting and diamond of higher quality than Tiffany will provide at about half the price.

[@OnlyQueenE]

Thank you for sharing! This is so informative.

[@disneydip]

Rick, I recently saw an older engagement ring (50+ years) that had 2 square cut, 6 carat diamonds set diagonally in a yellow gold band. Any estimate what a ring like that would be worth? I thought 6 carats each would be gaudy, but the lady wearing the ring is 5'11" and really rocks the ring----no pun intended! Oh---thanks for a great video!!!!!

[@kingfeeq]

I’m learning a lot. Thank you

[@peaceoutorknockout]

This video is a life saver thank you so much

[@PC-lu3zf]

Cool. I own a 1 carat natural diamond brilliant cut. It’s in my little box of curiosities lol.

[@twunnybux8936]

If you’re here because you’re buying for your girlfriend a little piece of advise: always go for better quality rather than size. It’s better to get a smaller diamond that’s close to clear and colorless than a larger one that’s yellow cloudy and has inclusions.

[@christiliablitch2485]

I'm trying decide what size radiant stone will definitely stand out but not look over the top. I wear a size 6.5 to 7.5 depending on width of band. Wanting a 3 stone Meghan Markle inspired ring design, her updated design. Possible blue sapphire center with diamond side stones or diamond center with blue sapphire side stones. Please, help give me your opinion on direction.

[@LorettaGalvanni]

I have a 1 CT solitary ring and a 1/2 wedding band. I feel that anything above 2CT for the center piece looks too big. ( in general) For me personally I would not go bigger than 1.5 CT my hands are very small.

[@anonymousworldwide777]

I wanted to get my lady a 2 CT. But after seeing this video I'm not sure now as idk if it's going to look too obnoxious. I want it to be impressive, but not "HEY LOOK AT ME, WE ARE RICH!"...because we are not, just "financially well/stable" . I also feel like the ring is a representation of myself, so I don't want to go too small either. This process is frustrating

[@Tedtopdawg]

I love the 3.5 ct dimond . I don’t think anything less is appropriate . Also I will never shop at a mall for diamond ….. go to Harry Winston . I love their diamonds

[@jvisi0ns1]

Just bought my girlfriend a 1.49 D vs1 ideal cut round natural diamond engagement ring. Hope she likes it 🤞

[@johnk6837]

Great vid on size comparison! Thank you

[@kenbirkin7753]

i was playing with the filters, bright blue 2 ct $ 650k

[@EllysaE]

1 C looks good

[@lizh1536]

the more expensive one still looks better though.. more clear

[@EricKrissy]

I like the blue white diamond 💎

[@memestreasures1108]

I love my 9.68 ct vvs2 diamond !!! Rock on ❤️❤️ !

[@fga9025]

what ring setting is this? i really love it it’s so dainty and really makes the rock the center of attention

[@michelleaparicio8320]

diamond ring solitaire, only one diamond.

[@lucaswester9404]

My grandmother has a 7 carret diamond and 4 carret diamonds one both side with a 24k white gold band it is one of our family air looms one of my ancestors bought it in England around the 1500 s

[@cali415ification]

People should choose a stone they love or that has sentimental value because that will mean more to you down the road than the diamond you end up pawning when your marriage is dissolved, lol. I have a stunning yellow natural sapphire. Just purchase the stone loose and choose your setting later, which can include diamonds. Alexandrite, opal, and moonstone are some of my other fave stones. What are your faves??

[@richardjobstmann8373]

1 ct diamond looks realy big 😊🥶💎

[@robertbrandywine]

You should have seen my sister's 8 carat. It actually didn't look so good it was so large.

[@PearlX9]

Awesome pieces and a nice presentation

[@Chikage_Sensei]

On behalf of all men, thank you

[@jason420jv1]

I have a question about a diamond ring I have. it says the diamond quality is SR-2 or SR-3 and I have know idea what this means. Any help would be appreciated.

[@ProudKansan08]

SI means inclusions are noticeable under 10x magnification.

[@JMac-27]

SI1 and SI2 are included diamonds meaning you can see the black specks and imperfections when you look at the stone it goes from F- flawless IF internally flawless down to Vvsi very very slightly included you won't see any imperfections then it goes down from there to vs1 then vs2 then you hit si1 then down to si2 most of the time you wanna stay at vs1 but for a little more money you can get a mostly eye clean vs2 if you are at a good jeweler not ripping you off

[@7389]

Very helpful video, thank you!

[@RickBuck]

No problem. Happy Diamond hunting

[@radarlover77]

If I bought a diamond, Canadian is the way. Such clean stones. That being said I still love aquamarines.

[@gemstonesilverjewelry9683]

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[@wearerockstarz85]

Those prices are crazy

[@corinahuey3766]

Can you do a video like this for oval diamonds?

[@RickBuck]

Working on it Thank you

[@SakinaDonaldson]

Definitely looking forward to that

[@alanariley23]

Hello curious to get everyone's opinion, and yours as well, Rick: Which stone do you think would have the greater fire once in a setting, also, will the .30mm (approx) be a large size difference? @t vs @t

[@Helicopteronstreetview]

i don’t want the ring to be too big. she doesn’t wear jewelry at all and still isn’t sure if she’ll even wear the engagement ring (it’s not usual in her religion) so not too clonky, i don’t want to come off cheap though, any advice?

[@TheBooty28]

EXACTLY.. THERE IS NO SHORTAGE OF DIAMONDS IN THE WORLD. YOU NEED TO SHOP AROUND. DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THE MAINSTREAM JEWELERS. YOU ARE PAYING FOR THEIR BRAND IN THE PRICE.

[@panm5464]

maybe the ring can show the prestige. Cause diamonds are attached to the impression of luxury

[@A10TOES]

The resale value on a real diamond is the pits, best go with Moissanite, no one will know the difference unless you tell them, or get a center stone in your birthstone, mine is Opal & many are as valuable as a diamond.

[@athenedavidowski]

Can you do this with emeralds? I’m really trying to see the difference between 1.2-1.5. I doubt I’ll see the difference but I’m curious. I love how you presented this!

[@RickBuck]

Coming in like a month and a half.

[@athenedavidowski]

Thank you!!

[@JoanneINS]

Rick, can you possibly post a link to the setting used for this video?

[@mirianv4656]

Whoaaaa at the markups at major jewelry retailers. My husband and i bought our loose diamond from a broker in NYC and got the fullllll education on all the factors that make up the costs and he helped us save a lot of money (i mean A LOT, probs 9k) while being completely honest. I have recommended several friends and family to him as a thank you and i can tell thats where he gets his business

[@yellooh]

Buying a ring is surely different than buying a diamond. The ring + diamond may be missed when comparing prices. Good thing we have experts & other precious stones. A diamond will last forever though a marriage need work past the wedding.

[@SydneyChromatic]

I actually downsized from a 4.1 carat to a 3.81 just because it was looking ridiculous and i didnt want my lady to become a target

[@non_e4459]

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[@sushiii5734]

Rich people: duh..i can even buy 4 carat ring. Mr beast: hold my beer

[@ryannecuthbert7460]

I have very small fingers. I bought a .45 D IF ideal cut GIA certified for $726. I found it online

[@chinkyfist6655]

Yep, helpful video. We bought our engagement and wedding rings from James Allen. The quality is so much better than Shane Co and other jewelers for less. You won't regret it. Plus, their customer service team is excellent.

[@12233622]

I am looking for an engagement ring, but I am confused now. There are two options which it’s not too much different for the price. Case A: 0.32 ct, D, VVS1, 3EX, GIA verified. Case B: 0.4 ct, E, VS1, 3EX without GIA verified. If you were me, which one you prefer? I don’t know how to make a decision

[@Foxie635]

4 carat is perfect. Upgrading from a 2 to a 3 carat, SI2 (boo), H color, very good cut. Looking at it tomorrow, hope it's eye clean.

[@msprecious3498]

Luv1234 very pretty

[@TheBooty28]

I have a 1.27 and i think it is too big. I wish i had gone smaller even .8 carat but with more side stones.

[@Whyinem]

Good analysis

[@Tunechi65]

Just bought a 2.5c! cant wait to give it toher

[@misspuppa]

I hate her 😂😂😂

[@MrSuprafly1]

Online is a good tool for price shopping and doing your research but by all means it is not the best place to buy a diamond. Go to a trusted store where the sales person won’t act like a typical used car salesman and who will take the time to help you find what you want in your budget. Good luck online buying blindly which is no better than buying from a chain brick and mortar store where they only want to sell sell sell. They don’t care about you at all. Some stores actually want to be your trusted jeweler and not just rip you off.

[@austinhampton7999]

Hello i’m buying my first engagement ring And don’t really know what to buy m. I think for my budget it Has to be 1 carat . Any tips would be greatly appreciated thank you so much for the great video I appreciate the help

[@T6unny]

Would be helpful to know what size figure there are

[@miztonda4907]

Size 6 ring finger

[@mirandakoehler3183]

What is the average size for a center stone for an engagement ring vs a wedding ring? Also if you have a diamond ring that is 1/20 of a karat how would I know if that is the total weight? The way the jeweler explained it to me is that the center stone for a ring 1/20 in size is a simulated stone and the little diamonds that surround it are actually pieces of a real diamond... if that makes any sense.... is that true for all smaller karat rings? Thank you!

[@LLAmozi]

19,000... GTFO :(

[@michellelafaille1678]

Buy morganite and rose gold, its beautiful and not expensive

[@msprecious3498]

Michelle LaFaille ya but gem faids

[@michellethomas6557]

@@msprecious3498 a pink moissanite would last longer. :)

[@marusansg854]

I have .54 carat gift from my husband and I love it

[@sonjarosy]

I have a 4 carat one and it looks way smaller on my finger (more like the 2.75 in this video) I guess I have big hands (size 7.25)... makes research a lot harder 😅😅

[@Irispia97]

its probably a cubic zirconia lol

[@kimlersue]

It's probably a very deep cut..ie: more diamond from top to bottom..than around. That's the mark of an older diamond..mine cut (cut right in thr mine) etc. This was before just a few people cornered the market. They are spactacular with facets..and wonderful under light ot in the sun! Great sparkle.

[@siendbhcixisj]

Thanks, just ordered a 2 carat, thankyou ans thank you bitcoin :-)

[@davidbueso3840]

I can't tell that you're already lying. Why would you throw a statement of bitcoin as if the public needs to know that you've made thousands allegedly. Someone who has money does not need to prove anything to say otherwise. I guarantee you did not buy it. Lol

[@siendbhcixisj]

@@davidbueso3840 LOL what, I'm retired now at 40 years old. Happy days xxx

[@davidbueso3840]

@@siendbhcixisj I'm not, and because I don't want too. My parents are loaded and we have full of properties. However, I'm not boasting or bragging about money and ooh bitcoin. 1M is not a lot not even for my family. Just saying... lol. Honestly I would have just said, "getting a 2Ct diamond." You had to add the extra. Tells me, you're happy because you finally got money haha lol

[@siendbhcixisj]

@@davidbueso3840 you just did it lol , I've been poor most my life, everyone told me I was mad buying crypto with what lil money I had 2 years ago, so you're dam right am shouting about it, im sorry you feel left out on crypto, you could have bought a third house, happy days xxx

[@davidbueso3840]

@@siendbhcixisj I'm happy for you honestly, but don't let it change you.

[@nordette]

Are all the diamonds in James Allen brilliant cut? Sometimes I notice it doesn't mention the cut when I look at pear shaped or oval diamonds

[@jabsl8092]

I am a bit confused. All diamonds up to 0.5 carat are looking perfect for me. They are decent. I have the money for a bigger diamond, but i go for one under 0.5 carat. My heart is telling me thats the right choice. Thank you for the video.

[@robertbrandywine]

Those look pretty small on the finger. Get a one carat.

[@koieri22]

My ring has center stone of a little over 1.2 CT. But it looks huge on me cus my ring size is 3.5 LOL.

[@jaydiaz3249]

Is a 0.25 carat princess cut diamond on each ear decent size?

[@roxyroller120]

Her nails ! Love