
Engagement Ring Prong Mistakes to Avoid
Four prong mistakes that ruin engagement rings — and what to look for before you buy.
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Four prong mistakes that ruin engagement rings — and what to look for before you buy.

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Four things most people don't know about oval diamonds — including the one thing no certificate will ever tell you.

They look identical on day one. Here's what actually separates white gold and platinum after years of daily wear.

A 1.5mm band will bend. Here's the minimum width you need for an engagement ring that actually lasts.

Four prongs look great, but are they enough to keep your diamond safe? Here is what you need to know before deciding.

Having long or skinny fingers is actually one of the more fortunate hand types when it comes to engagement rings.

Engagement ring band width affects how your ring looks, stacks, and lasts. Here's what 1.6mm, 2mm, and 2.5mm actually means for your ring.

Both cuts belong to the step-cut family. This means rectangular facets stacked in parallel rows.

A bezel setting wraps metal around your diamond for superior protection. Learn how bezels compare to prongs, their pros and cons, and which suits you best.

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When you're choosing an engagement ring setting, the number of prongs holding your centre stone matters more than you might think.
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