Diamond engagement rings for $40000
There are so many options available when shopping for diamonds engagement rings for $40000 that it is absolutely mind boggling! Since the volume of light return and sparkle factor is going to be comparable between the diamonds featured within the Brian Gavin Signature and Brian Gavin Blue collections, the thing that you have to decide is whether to focus on maximizing the carat weight of the diamond for your budget, or selecting something higher in clarity and color. Thus regardless of your budget, you will be faced with choices like whether to select something like this 3.048 carat, I-color, SI-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature diamond, which might have an inclusion or two that you or your fiancé might be able to see with your eyes if you scrutinize the diamond very closely… or something a little smaller like this 2.283 carat, G-color, VS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature diamond which is going to be completely eye clean and is a little higher in color, but costs about two grand more despite being a smaller diamond because of the higher color and clarity.
Selecting the right color diamond for you:
As you can see from the example provided above, seemingly slight differences in color and clarity can have a dramatic effect upon the price of a diamond. Interestingly enough, the two diamonds listed above will look surprisingly similar with the exception of carat weight, because the visual difference between one or two color grades is extremely slight when viewed under normal lighting conditions. The difference between color grades is much easier to distinguish when examining diamonds under the controlled lighting conditions used in a gemological laboratory to grade color in diamonds. Thus it is possible for you to maximize the carat weight of the diamond which you purchase by remaining open to options which are near colorless and even faint yellow, especially with diamonds from the Brian Gavin Signature and Brian Gavin Blue collections because the proportions of the diamond and higher precision of optical symmetry will make the diamond look brighter and sparkle more.
Now if you do happen to be more color sensitive and can truly appreciate the crisp, bright, white appearance of a diamond in the colorless range, such as this 2.024 carat, F-color, VS-2 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature diamond, then you should definitely choose a diamond appropriate to your individual preferences. However if you are simply choosing a diamond of higher color because it is higher on the color scale and thus it seems like a more logical choice on paper, I definitely recommend considering other options like this 2.801 carat, I-color, SI-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature diamond because you’re going to get a lot more visible diamond for your money, and that is a difference which people will be able to see from across the dinner table! Most people are definitely not going to see the difference of a color difference or two beyond the distance of a few inches, and the difference of $3,140.00 between the two diamonds can buy a pretty nice mounting, such as the Kristina pave diamond engagement ring pictured to the left.
The Brian Gavin Signature Diamond Difference:
Regardless of which Brian Gavin Signature series diamond you select, I know that you’re going to love the way it looks because our diamonds are designed from the start to exhibit a higher volume of light return and more sparkle than the majority of ideal cut diamonds which are cut to the outer edge of the parameters for the zero ideal cut proportions rating in an effort to retain more carat weight.
Our diamonds are optimized to exhibit the maximum amount of light return because they are cut to the center spectrum of the range designated for the zero ideal cut proportions rating, and then we ensure that they sparkle more than other ideal cut diamonds by maintaining extremely precise alignment of the facets and consistency of facet shape by section, which is evident by the presence of a crisp and complete pattern of hearts and arrows within our Signature round brilliant cut diamonds and cushion cut diamonds. This pattern is recognized throughout the industry as proof that the optical symmetry of a diamond is excellent.
