The 2.5 Carat Diamond Engagement Ring Guide

2.5 carat round diamonds are impressive to behold but if you’re not careful they can leave quite an impression on your wallet as well.

SI1 vs VS2: Clarity Comparison

VS2 and SI1 are the two most popular clarity grades for engagement ring shoppers because they balance price and quality. But will they be eye clean?

1.5 Carat Diamond Ring Guide: Updated Price & Size Charts

Looking for the perfect 1.5 carat diamond but not sure where to start? Below you’ll find our Ultimate Buying Guide to all things 1.5 carats to help you make the most of your big purchase.

D Color Diamonds Guide

Despite their premium price tag, D color diamonds are one of the most popular color grades for engagement ring buyers. They are completely colorless but are they worth the premium compared to E, F, or even G color diamonds?

G Color Diamonds: Are They White Enough?

Color is one of the most important aspects of a diamond's visual appearance. We tell you what you need to know about G color diamonds.

H Color Diamonds: Are They Worth It?

H color diamonds are in the sweet spot for value, helping smart diamond buyers to maximize the diamonds aesthetics without overpaying for qualities they can't see with the untrained eye. If you're shopping for a round diamond or are considering a fancy shaped diamond (emerald, asscher, etc.) under 3 carats, an H color diamond is a great choice.

F Color Diamonds: Blazingly White or Slightly Yellow?

F color diamonds are the second most popular color grade of diamonds for diamond engagement ring shoppers (behind only G color diamonds) and are a great way to get a larger carat weight while maintaining the icy white appearance that colorless diamonds are known for.

How To Sell Your Diamond Engagement Ring

We checked out Worthy, the company that makes it easier to sell your ring.

6 Tips For The Perfect Diamond Stud Earrings [2023]

Everything you need to know to buy the perfect pair of diamond stud earrings.