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The Top Engagement Ring Styles And Trends For 2013

Some pieces of jewellery have a lot of significance and maybe this is why people place such huge importance on them. One of these items is the engagement ring. It’s hard enough to pick accessories for yourself, but many men who intend to propose have a difficult time finding a ring that shows how much they care.

 

We thought about what an engagement ring needs to be. We came up with the answer that it needs to be beautiful, simple, elegant and well designed and crafted. However, there are a lot of options to choose from out there and we wanted to make bring some light to the topic.

Selecting the perfect engagement ring can be a difficult task! With so many different ring styles, cuts, shapes and designs on offer, it can be a little overwhelming. To help you narrow down the perfect ring style for you, we got some info from the specialist team at David M Robinson Jewelers to find out what their top engagement ring styles and trends for 2013 are.

 

Here’s what we found out:

 

 

1. Solitaire, Round Brilliant 4 Claw in Platinum

The word “solitaire” means “the one”, a key reason why classic solitaire rings are extremely popular within the wedding industry. The timeless solitaire design never goes out of style and it is easy to find a beautiful wedding band to complement a traditional solitaire ring. Round cut diamonds are the most popular of diamond shapes, representing over 75% of all diamonds sold worldwide.

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2.  Princess Cut in Platinum with Diamond Set Shoulders

Princess cut rings are one of the most popular larger diamond cuts. Traditionally square, the princess diamond is cut for maximum brilliance and generally has a slightly lower price range per carat compared to other diamond cuts. Diamond set shoulders add extra sparkle to the princess cut diamond and this style is a popular choice for clients looking for a show stopping engagement ring.

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3. Three Stone Round in Platinum

Known as “Past, Present and Future” rings, three stone rings are a beautiful alternative style ring. Three stone rings generally have a larger centerpiece diamond, surrounded by two smaller diamonds. Platinum metal is also an extremely popular choice for engagement rings – perfect for a lifetime of wear, the durable metal will continue to hold its value over time.

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4. Round with Diamond Set Shoulders Platinum

The popular round diamond is a classic choice for many customers. Diamond set shoulders support and flatter the classic diamond shape, and add a modern touch to the traditional diamond shape. Unknown to many, round diamonds are more durable and are less likely to chip than many diamond shapes with sharp corners. Along with platinum metal to support the round diamond, this ring style is extremely hard wearing and will continue to shine for a lifetime.

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5.  Emerald Cut Platinum 4 Claw

The unique, elongated emerald diamond has a great vintage look and feel, and is a popular choice for customers looking for something a little different. Emeralds cut diamonds have continually become more popular since the royal wedding, with customers looking for unique, vintage style rings for their big day. The mirrored cuts on emerald cut diamonds plays off light, and creates a ‘Hall of Mirrors” effect, sure to sparkle and catch your eye!

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Here are top trends for this year! To see more jewelry pieces, go to the David M. Robinson website and have a look around!

 

 

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P.S. Which type is your favorite? Do you like classic rings or more modern cuts? Share your thoughts in the comments!

 

6 replies on “The Top Engagement Ring Styles And Trends For 2013”

The diamond is my love it make my attire out standing and never the same and it is the most attractive thing i love to wear and fascinating to me. The diamond rings, watches, necklace are the most wearable diamond jewelry that i wore in parties and special occasions.

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