Whiteflash offers exquisitely hand crafted wedding bands, diamond engagement rings, anniversary jewelry, diamond earrings and uniquely custom designed pieces from our assortment of loose diamonds featuring 'A Cut Above' diamonds. We have been named "Lord of the Online Rings" by Kiplinger's Magazine.
I wanted to share my genuine “A Cut Above” (ACA) hearts and arrows diamond baby! He lights up the room with his ‘beyond brilliant’ light performance.
If you think you have a flaw, this baby Diamond shows you don’t have one at all.
Babies are as unique and precious as the most priceless diamond.
Hi Whiteflash Sales Team,
I love it. It is exactly what I was looking for - warmer color, lots of fire!!! I know it was kind of crazy that I wanted to trade in a D for a G, but it was SO worth it to me.
And I have to say, I absolutely LOVE the way it was set. It's just beautiful all-around!
Thanks to you and to Vera for all of your patience and assistance with this transaction. I will continue to come to Whiteflash for all of my "special" diamond purchases!
Sincerely,
Elizabeth
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So you’ve decided to buy her a diamond ring—
congratulations! It isn’t easy making such a large emotional and
financial commitment. Before you go ring shopping, it pays to do some research
to make sure you know what to look for and what to expect.
Here’s a quick guide to help keep you on track.
1. Determine your budget. Remember, this isn’t the time to make a hasty
decision or impulse buy. Think of this ring as Super Bowl tickets. If you had
one chance to pick any seat available, you’d pick the best one you could
afford. This may mean staying in one night per weekend, but it'll be worth
it. This ring will be on her finger for the rest of her life. Do yourself
a favor and make it count!
2. There are many different varieties of engagement rings. One of the most
traditional examples is the diamond solitaire. This ring features a band and a
single (or solitaire) diamond. This can be a good way to go if you aren’t
sure about her jewelry preferences. This option also offers the most diamond
for your dollar, size-wise.
3. The four C's:
The four most important things to know about a diamond are its cut, color, clarity,
and carat weight.
4. Another thing to consider when buying an engagement ring is whether
you’ll also want to purchase a wedding band to go with it. A
wedding band is generally a smaller band that is sometimes sold in a set with
the engagement ring. Again, this is something you may want to do a little
research on before you buy. Talk with your girl. Some women like to have a
wedding band while others prefer the engagement ring by itself.
5. When buying a ring, you’ll want to get the most for your money.
Diamond prices vary from store to store as no two diamonds are exactly alike.
It pays to do your research and shop around. Go to several of the larger chain
stores and price what you want. We then suggest checking out a few online
diamond vendors like Whiteflash.com. Pay them a
visit and compare prices. You never know where you're going to find your
diamond in the rough.
6. Before you buy, get info on ring insurance. The store that you buy from may
have an in-house program or you can find a national company that specializes in
insuring engagement rings.
This is an area where you’ll most likely need some help. There are many
resources you can turn to for guidance. First and foremost, it's always a good
idea to be aware of what type of ring your girl prefers. Knowing her
preferences is half the battle. Other people you can seek help with are her
best friend, her mother, or if all else fails, one of your groomsmen who has
already gone through this process.
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