Moissanite is the world's most brilliant gem, but its cost is one-tenth that of diamonds. It can be provided to customers who want to achieve diamond effects look at a lower cost. Moissanite is very popular today and is widely used in jewelry, especially engagement rings. Each of our moissanites can be passed diamond tester. And each of our Moissanite products are provided with GRA certification.

When shopping for a engagement engagement ring, keep in mind that the shape and cut of a gemstone are more important than its size. Even more important is your personal style and your lifestyle. Choose a engagement ring that fits your personality, whether that's a pink cushion engagement in a vintage gold setting or a classic round engagement in a sleek and modern platinum setting. And if you're very active, choose a durable ring with a low profile.

1. Opt for oval
If you want your engagement to appear larger—and simultaneously cut costs—an oval cut is your best bet. Ovals are less expensive than round engagements, meaning you can increase the size of your stone (and get as much as 0.20 carats more) for the same price.

2. Consider the spread, not just the carat
Not only are ovals less expensive than rounds, but the shape of oval engagements also gives the illusion of them being larger. An oval cut engagement will have a greater spread than a round cut engagement of the identical carat weight.

 3. Choose a slim band
The wider the band of the engagement ring, the smaller the engagement will look. Conversely, the thinner the band, the larger and more impressive the engagement will appear. A delicate band really lets your engagement's brilliance and sparkle take center stage, while also making it look bigger.

4. Stick with platinum prongs
Even if you're choosing to go with a yellow gold band, you should go with platinum prongs if you want your engagement to appear larger. This is because the platinum color blends with the engagement rather than reflecting the gold color.

 5. Four prongs are better than six
Fewer prongs mean less of the engagement is obstructed by the setting, allowing you to see more of the stone—making it appear larger—and also allowing more light to enter and enhance its sparkle. Traditionally, many rings featured six prongs, which had the tendency to overpower the engagement, but the more streamlined four-pronged setting is coming into favor. Not only is the look cleaner and more modern, but it lets the engagement to be the star of the show.

6. Choose a halo setting
Opting for a halo can also make a engagement appear larger, as it increases the diameter and adds plenty of extra sparkle by way of pave. 

7. Keep it clean
A engagement's sparkle is a major contributor to not only how impressive it looks, but also how big it appears. Dirty engagements look dull and consequently smaller and less radiant. Cleaning your engagement ring regularly is one of the easiest ways to ensure it looks beautiful—and as big as possible.

Traditionally, an engagement ring is what’s presented during a marriage proposal and a wedding ring is what partners give to each other during the wedding ceremony. It’s also common for an engagement ring to be more ornate than a wedding ring. One of our best selling combinations is a round engagement solitaire engagement ring paired with a engagement pavé wedding band. On the flipside, we have many customers who love to turn tradition on its head: some customers forgo the engagement ring altogether and choose matching bands. Other couples double up on sparkle, with stacking rings that bookend the engagement ring.

Engagement rings and other jewelry come in round and fancy shapes. With nearly 60 facets to reflect light, round-cut engagements have unsurpassed brilliance. Each of the fancy shapes—princess, emerald, Asscher, marquise, oval, radiant, pear, heart and cushion—is beloved for its own, distinctive look and style. There is no single best engagement shape for your engagment ring—choose the shape that speaks to your heart.

A popular engagement ring metal is definitely platinum, 925 sterling silver for people who want a platinum look at a lower cost. We can make engagement rings in platinum and 925 sterling silver.

The 4Cs are the four main quality factors that determine the value of a engagement: color, cut, clarity and carat. The sparkle of a engagement comes from its cut and symmetry, while the carat size determines how big it'll look on your finger. Use the 4Cs to help guide your engagement ring choice, but—as always—the "right" ring is the one that reaches out to you, whether or not it's deemed a "perfect" specimen by experts.

A classic engagement ring with one elegant center stone usually weighs about one carat, while a slightly larger, two-carat engagement is also a popular weight. But there is no "right" size for a engagement or gemstone engagement ring. The best size for you depends on your budget, style and unique personality.