If you’re all about the shine and shimmer and are looking for engagement rings in Castle Pines, Co that can give you maximum brilliance and emphasize your gemstone then there are a couple of ways you can do this.
No matter what your budget is, you can make your gemstone look bigger without increasing the carat size. This all comes down to choosing the right shapes, sizes, settings, and cuts as well as opting for a thinner band. Here are a couple of tips to follow.
Opt for rounder and elongated cuts
When it comes to increasing the size of the gemstone on your engagement rings in Centennial, Co, always opt for a round diamond as they look much larger as compared to other cuts and give you added shine.
You can even go in for oval cuts which are more elongated as they take up more space on your finger and make your diamond look larger. So even if you go in for a smaller diamond this cut can make it look bigger than its actual weight.
Just note that it’s always better to avoid cushion cuts as these cuts are deep-set and a lot of the diamond is below the surface, leaving a very small part above. This means that your diamond could look smaller – plus cushion cuts are relatively quite costly compared to round or oval cuts.
Choose a white metal band
Pure metals like platinum, sterling silver, or even white gold act as a mirror on diamond rings in Castle Pines, Co and enhance the brilliance and shine of your gemstone. It creates the illusion of having a bigger gemstone as compared to yellow or rose gold.
Mix and match gemstones
Another idea is to opt for colored gemstones like sapphires, rubies, emeralds, or even colored diamonds in pinks, blues, yellows, and reds that will look more vibrant, alive and appear larger than colorless gemstones.
To Summarize
When it comes to your engagement and wedding band, it’s always better to wear them on different hands to give them the illusion of looking bigger. Wearing both rings together may cause one of the rings to be underplayed or overshadowed, making your gemstone appear smaller.
