1. Some Tips Before You Buy Your Engagement Ring

2. Buying an engagement ring for your loved one can seem rather confusing thesedays, especially with all the choice and technical details that come with such apurchase. With all this to consider Jewellery Monthly decided to try and make this alittle more simple for you. We have even linked through to other articles dottedaround our site if you decided you want more information to make sure your finalengagement ring purchase is perfect.Engagement Rings Tips to consider1. Decide your budget Two months salary is normally what the averageperson is willing to pay. The key is to make sure you are comfortable withwhat you can afford. 3. 2. Metal type Check your partners existing jewellery, they might like YellowGold, Rose Gold or prefer a whiter metal, such as White Gold, Platinum,Palladium or Silver. The Cost will vary depending on the type of metal youchoose. Platinum is the most expensive followed by Gold, Palladium andfinally Silver.3. Stone shape The stone shape is very important from the wearersperspective. You have quite a few options to choose from. Think about whatwill suit your partner . 4. 4. Whats affordable? Ok so you have decided on a metal colour and designand now your thinking about affordability. We have selected a few goodretailers to help you get going on your search for the perfect engagement ring.Top 5 budget engagement rings.5. What technical details do I need to know? Well you could do with knowingabout diamond colour and diamond clarity. When it comes to diamond colourgrade D is the most expensive, as it is graded exceptional white. The diamondcolour J is slightly tinted yellow. This grade will be less expensive. Anythingbelow the grade of J for diamond colour should not really be considered.Diamond Clarity should also be considered. The grade of FL meansflawless, this will be a very expensive diamond. The scale continues down toIF VVS1 VVS2 VS1 VVS2 VS1 VS2 S11 S12 and S12.The further you go down the scale the more inclusions your diamond willhave and this will effect the overall cost. Inclusions are tiny lines or black dotsinside the diamond. These cant be seen by the human eye but can be seenunder a magnifying glass. 5. For some alternative info you can check out these: 6. Hope you the tips and will look forward for more post.Thank You