Diamond engagement rings
with the predictable round brilliant multi-carats are done to death! Hands
down, they are still the best seller in the wedding jewelry industry. Yet, they
have been overplayed in our social media feeds and minds, for the last few
decades. Thankfully, we are witnessing an increase in the popularity of
unconventional engagement rings. Modern settings and rarer cuts make engagement
rings more distinctive. Think geometric shapes, antique cuts, East-West, bezel
mountings, and off-kilter – they guarantee uniqueness in your ring. Rarer-cut
engagement rings are becoming a recurrent request for fine jewelry designers.
There are innumerable ways to go about buying diamond engagement rings. A famous retailer, a family
jeweler, or a custom design – rarer cut diamonds have been adopted by jewelers
who specialize in the art of unexpected. Non-traditional cuts and unusual
shapes add to the appearance of a conventional diamond engagement ring.
The hexagon shape is something of a diamond marvel. The portrait-cut
diamonds are perfectly suited for brides who prefer a ring that best reflects
their strong sense of inimitable personal style. The uncertainty of a pandemic
only added fuel to this upswing in this trend.
If you've been eyeing the trend of unexpected, architectural designs
inspireinteresting shapes and angles in engagement rings. There has been a
complete deviation from the known rounded to the frivolity of asymmetry and
exceptional.
And most overwhelmingly, the absence of a trend is the real trend. It's
extremely specific to an individual and her taste. The entire diamond spectrum
incorporates diverse cuts and shapes. There has been a clear uptick of
attention in elongated diamonds and marquise cuts. These elongated diamonds
when set in a stunning East-West orientation creates a gloriously 'different' diamond
engagement ring.
This refreshing change toward adopting something unique prompts us to
rethink what's feasible in an engagement ring. We are ready to flaunt even the
most unlikely shapes when diamonds with rarer cuts enter the picture.
Hexagon, shield, and kite-cut diamonds are something you may have never
really heard of. They are seeing a rise in popularity among unconventional
brides. Unique cut diamonds or classic diamonds in a non-traditional setting
are growing to be the new interpretations of traditional. The popular halo
setting has been reimagined with colored diamonds and precious gemstones to
create an aura of vibrancy.
However, modern design or rare cuts doesn't always translate to new.
Another in-demand option is antique diamonds.
Antique versions of the cushion or rounds are quite rare. Collectors and
customers are snapping them up for a vintage look. The rose cut is extremely
popular for its understated yet sensational look. No two antique diamonds were
created alike. Their authenticity and rarity are not reflected in newly minted,
modern diamonds that can be purchased anywhere. Discover your modern minimalist
in a new avatar.
With our heightened sense of vulnerability amid these chaotic
surroundings, it's time for us to celebrate our closest relationships. Love is
what matters. And nothing says it better than a gorgeous and unusual diamond
engagement ring.
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