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Diamonds are often referred to as a woman’s best friend and they have become a symbol of true and long-lasting love. An engagement ring generally consisting of a solitaire diamond has become a common tradition in the West and it is rapidly spreading in India and other parts of the world. Because a ring is one piece of jewellery a woman is likely to wear every single day of her life, and it is seen prominently, the money spent in buying an expensive diamond ring is a wise investment that should bring a great deal of joy to both the recipient and the one who gives.

When shopping for diamond jewellery, it is vitally important to know about the 4 cs.
They are cut, carat weight, color and clarity. Together, they determine the value of a given piece of diamond jewellery. The relative importance of these four factors could vary enormously for different individuals . For most persons, the total carat weight of the diamonds is the most important factor. However, for many others, the cut, color and clarity of the diamond are of central importance. Each diamond is cut using an exact mathematical formula to unleash its brilliance. The most common cut is round brilliant, which has 58 flat, polished facets that reflect the maximum amount of light. The cut should not be confused with the shape of the diamond such as marquise, oval, princess (square), etc.
The weight of diamonds is measured in carats. One carat of diamond is equal to 200 milligrams and there are 142 carats to an ounce. One carat is made up of one hundred points. When one buys a jewellery piece that is made up of many small pieces of diamonds such as a necklace, bracelet or earring, the combined weight of all pieces in the article is indicated. However, because larger diamonds are rarer than small ones, they are more expensive. Thus, a single solitaire diamonds of 1 carat can cost 5-20 times more than a diamond jewellery containing many smaller pieces weighing 1 carat.