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How to choose the perfect engagement ring: complete guide

Introduction

Choosing an engagement ring is one of the most important decisions before a proposal. It's not just about finding a beautiful piece of jewelry, but about choosing a piece that represents a story, a commitment, and a personal style. In this guide, we explain everything you need to consider to choose the perfect ring.

1. Choose the diamond shape

The shape of the diamond largely defines the style of the ring. Some of the most popular are:
• Round – the classic and most brilliant
• Oval – elegant and elongates the finger
• Cushion – romantic and vintage
• Emerald – sophisticated and modern
• Pear – delicate and original

Each shape has a distinct personality, so choosing the right one depends on the style of the wearer.

2. The ring style

The style of the ring is also key.

Some of the most sought-after are:
• Solitaire – minimalist and timeless
• Halo – with a circle of diamonds that enhances brilliance
• Trilogy – represents past, present, and future
• Pavé – with diamonds on the band
• Vintage – inspired by classic designs

3. The ring's metal

The most commonly used metals are:
• 18K white gold
• 18K yellow gold
• 18K rose gold
• Platinum

Each one brings a different character to the ring.

4. The 4Cs of a Diamond

To understand diamond quality, the 4Cs are used:
• Cut
• Color
• Clarity
• Carat

These factors determine a diamond's sparkle, appearance, and value.

Conclusion

Choosing the perfect ring doesn't have to be complicated. The important thing is to find a piece that reflects the couple's style and story. A good engagement ring will be a jewel that will accompany them for life.

Gabriela Melguizo

Founding Partner & Brand Director

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