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Choosing the right diamond is quite daunting. This blog will help you go through the process with ease and enjoyment, even. Diamonds Pro is here to guide you along the way!

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How to Choose Diamond Rings in NZ

Jewellery has always been a great idea for gifts. If you are looking at gifting your special someone with precious trinkets, then here are some helpful tips in choosing diamond rings in NZ . Cut When purchasing diamond rings, the cut of your center stones is one of the most important of the 4 Cs of diamond quality . The cut is not equivalent to the shape of the diamond. The cut refers to how well the stone was crafted and polished from its rough state. Based on the cut grade scale, always select an Excellent or Very Good Cut grade. Colour Diamond colour ranges from colourless to strong yellow, with corresponding grades of D to Z. The more colourless white diamonds are, then the more valuable they are also. On the other hand, for coloured diamonds, the more intense the hue, then the more valuable they are considered. Clarity The standard ranges from flawless to heavily included, with inclusions visible to the naked eye. According to experts, the best value f

Top 3 Most Famous Diamond Rings

Diamonds are not considered a girl’s best friend for nothing. In fact, diamond rings are especially celebrated. We look at some of the most famous ladies in history and their prominent diamond rings for inspiration, just in case you’re designing your own engagement ring in the near future. Queen Elizabeth II’s Solitaire Diamond Ring While not Her Majesty's largest piece of jewellery, Queen Elizabeth II’s solitaire diamond ring is considered one of the most popular jewellery that the Queen owns. A 3-carat solitaire diamond is the center stone for the platinum band. Five smaller diamonds flank each side of the impressive stone. But what makes it more valuable is because of its sentimental and symbolic value. This particular ring was presented by Prince Philip to Princess Elizabeth in 1947, when he asked for her hand in marriage. No wonder this is the Queen’s most frequently worn piece of jewellery. Princess Diana’s Blue Sapphire and Diamond Engagement Ring An o

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