Diamonds are precious metals and when purchasing
diamond earring studs, we should know the information so that it can be bought
in a best way with good quality. Diamond is mostly evaluated using the 4c's and
the 4c's of the quality are cut, clarity, color and carat. Designs range from
small loops and studs to large plates and dangling items.
1. Size does matter
A round brilliant cut
will give the best sparkle but they are little expensive. A princess cut diamond
gives a good balance of brilliant sparkle and is inexpensive. Princess cut even
looks bigger than a round brilliant cut of the same carat.
One should buy
diamonds that are certified from a reliable gem lab such as EGL, GIA, IGL or
IGI. One should also be aware that the GIA Grading Scale rate diamonds based on
their uniqueness and not certainly on their brilliance and beauty.
An ideal Cut
diamond will return about 4 times the white light to the eye of the viewer. It
is estimated that about 90% of the diamonds on the retail market today are
graded as either poorly cut or fairly cut. Perfectly cut diamonds are very costly.
Besides, those cut to unique shapes would be more costly.
A pair of
diamond studs are heavy enough to droop your ear lobe, which clearly ruins
their sophistication. The secret is to select a setting style that allows the
diamonds earrings to perfectly fits in your ear and gives it a dazzling look. The 3 most common kinds of diamond earring settings are basket setting, 3-prong martini setting and crown setting. Don't purchase
a crown setting because it places the precious gem (diamond) too far forward
and these will droop your ears.Finally, the 3-prong martini style is a superior
setting for earrings because the diamond rests closer to the ear lobe.