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Following yesterday’s pick of the best Hearts & Arrows Ideal Cut Round Diamond for $11,000, today we present you with the best H&A Ideal Cut diamond for $10,000.

Here’s the Stats (Or Click Here for a Copy of the AGS Certificate):

Diamond Magnified 20x - Click to Enlarge

Diamond Magnified 20x - Click to Enlarge

Carats: 1.23

Diamond Color: G

Diamond Clarity: VVS1

Diamond Cut: Ideal

Measurements: 6.86*6.96*4.27

Depth: 62.1%

Table: 54.5%

Crown Angle: 34.8°

Crown %: 15.8%

Pavilion Angle: 40.9°

Pavilion %: 43.1%

Diamond Polish: Ideal

Diamond Symmetry: Ideal

Diamond Fluorescence: None

Diamond Price: $10,160

Don’t forget to use our exclusive coupon code TAD0611 with James Allen for 10% off Engagement Ring Settings!

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Q: Hi- I have discovered your site and am intrigued. I’m hoping to buy an engagement ring within the next month, quicker if possible. My budget is between 10K and 12K for the ring and the band. I was hoping to get a center diamond of approximately 1.5 carets for this price. Do you think this is possible? Do you have any specific diamonds you recommend? I think I have a band picked out and have used your diamond locator, but it’s tough to find the perfect one. Also, I thought I saw something about getting a discount through James Allen if I ordered through your site, how does that work? Let me know what you think. Not sure how this works, but am free anytime to talk on the phone or by email if you have any free time. Thanks

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Following yesterday’s pick of the best Hearts & Arrows Ideal Cut Round Diamond for $19,000, today we present you with the best H&A Ideal Cut diamond for $18,000.

Here’s the Stats (Or Click Here for a Copy of the AGS Certificate):


Diamond Magnified 20x - Click to Enlarge

Diamond Magnified 20x - Click to Enlarge


Carats: 1.51

Diamond Color: E

Diamond Clarity: VS2

Diamond Cut: Ideal

Measurements: 7.41*7.44*4.55

Depth: 61.4%

Table: 55.2%

Crown Angle: 34.3°

Crown %: 15.3%

Pavilion Angle: 40.9°

Pavilion %: 43.1%

Diamond Polish: Ideal

Diamond Symmetry: Ideal

Diamond Fluorescence: None


James Allen Engagement Ring

James Allen Engagement Ring


Diamond Price: $18,150

Don’t forget to use our exclusive coupon code TAD0611 with James Allen for 10% off Engagement Ring Settings!

There’s one engagement ring style that never seems to go out of style.   It’s just as much an antique as it is a totally modern look.  And when I say this, I don’t even mean it in the way you might view something like an antique filigree style setting.  In those cases, they were in style a long time ago, and have recently come back into style.

Today’s selection, however, has never gone out of style.  To women in the 30′s, it looked modern and classic, and to women in the 2010′s it looks modern and classic.  The style to which I am referring of course is the classic design with a center solitaire stone flanked by two tapered baguettes on either side down the shank.

James Allen has a beautiful version of this classic look with their 18k White Gold Tapered Baguette Diamond Engagement Ring.

The high color on the baguettes along with the white gold will match beautifully with today’s high color (E Color) diamond.  If you want a very white and bright and fiery look, today’s combination can’t be beat.

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Q: Hi, I’m looking for the best diamond I can get for my budget. I’m hoping I can spend $5,000 or less on an engagement ring but I am also willing to step it up to $6,000 if it is an absolute killer deal. What I’m looking for: Shape – Round diamond Ring – Platinum/White Gold Weight – 1 to 1.5 carat Color – H or higher but after reading your color article, I guess I can go lower considering the ring color and shape of diamond. Clarity – No preference as long as the flaws cannot be seen through the naked eye. Like I mention above, I would like to spend $5,000 or less but am willing to step it up to $6,000 if its a killer deal. Let me know if there is any additional information you would like to help me out in choosing a diamond.

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Q: Hi Ira, Thank you for putting together a great site. I’m just starting to look for a diamond engagement ring and had a few general questions for you. As I narrow down some of my parameters, I’ll likely have more for your later. I appreciate your help! 1) Most of what I’ve read (especially about cut) has been about round diamonds. I am also considering an oval shape. Does the oval shape greatly affect the brilliance (sparkliness) of the diamond because of the new/different ratio between table and depth? Are the cuts graded the same way as a round diamond? 2) As I assume most people are, I’m unsure of how the 20x magnified picture compares to real life. For example, would the imperfection near the middle of this diamond be visible?

http://www.jamesallen.com/diamonds/H-VS2-Ideal-Cut-Oval-Diamond-1110061.asp?a_aid=dmnd1357 Thank you again for your help. I’ll probably be back to ask more!

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Q: great website! i know enough to be thoroughly confused…love the shape of the princess and its refracted sizzle, but also think the round is a cleaner, classic cut with better fire and light/brilliance. looked at both in 2C size and didnt notice too much of size difference as long as 4c’ were high range. so, now wondering if i should go with lesser quality round or excellent quality princess, but either case am comitted to 2c size. help! please…..thanks a million.

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Q: Hi – I have a limited budget of £3500 to buy an engagement ring. I have been offered an SI1, colour G, 0.7 carat diamond for about £2300. I have also been offered a VS1 diamond colour F, 0.7 carat for £2850. The latter will really stretch my budget to the absolute limit (once I have paid for the ring) but I am thinking this may ultimately be the better deal, and worth the extra. Could you advise whether there is likely to be a big difference in appearance in terms of colour and clarity, and whether these seem like good prices.

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