.72ct F SI1 Cushion Cut Diamond Halo Ring

What is a “brand” in diamonds?

Sometimes there is a tight range of appearance.

With Diamonds by Lauren, our brand is all about each and every stone, and individual characteristics we find attractive. We buy directly from cutters that we have strong alliances with.

Buying in the quantities we do allows us a lot of advantages - we can afford to be very selective.

The cutters come to appreciate what we are looking for and actually seek us out when they have special stones. As opposed to most Diamond websites that have lists of diamonds belonging to other companies, we offer diamonds we own. Carefully selected diamonds available here, and nowhere else on the web.

In this case, one of our guys is doing some wonderful square-ish cushion modified brilliant stones.

We select the stones we ultimately offer to you based on many factors. Cut quality is an essential element. My perspective allows for a wide range of appearance in cushions. These stones have small tables- and trim girdles. The shapes are really great for rings. The stones display exceptional light performance as well.

I also look for value stones - sometimes SI clarities - other times lower colors. We try to offer beauty and value in every cushion we offer.

Here’s a lovely example of a totally colorless cushion with the cut developed by our cutter to give phenomenal sparkle, along with good size for it’s weight. The clarity of SI1 saves money.

There’s virtually no visual sacrifice whatsoever. The diamond is totally eye clean.

The stone looks like many .85ct cushions in terms of size.

The Ring

The ring is substantial in feel yet very delicate looking. The halo is beautiful and made to enhance the shape of the center stone. The claw shape prongs add a special touch to this ring. They are delicate and a work of art in their own right.

Everything has a very rounded look and feel to it. The halo edges are not sharp but nicely rounded for a soft touch.

The photos above are ACTUAL Photos of the diamond ring that you will receive.

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