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Round Cut Diamonds (brilliant cut)

When you start your round diamond search you have many different options to choose from. If you want to buy your certified diamond for less you will need to carefully look and make the right decisions to find the right loose diamond.

If you are looking to buy a diamond online to design your own engagement ring or other diamonds jewelry it is important to choose one that fits your personal style, as the diamond will be the centerpiece of the design.

Loose diamonds come in a wide array of shapes, sizes, colors and cuts. Diamond pricing is determined by four basic characteristics, also known as a diamond's  4 Cs: Cut, Clarity, Colorand Carat Weight. Each of these four characteristics influences a diamond's appearance and cost and must be taken into consideration when choosing your loose certified diamonds. The better the cut, clarity, color and the higher the carat weight, the more expensive and more valuable the diamond.

It is important to be well informed and well educated on the various aspects of diamond selection and diamond grading. We encourage you to visit our Diamond Learning Center  for more information on certified diamonds, diamond characteristics, and diamond quality. Discount diamonds typically don't have a diamond certificate and make not a good choice if you are looking for a high-quality stone.

If you are looking to buy a round cut diamond for less we recommend to buy your diamond online. We offer loose diamonds at wholesale prices. Wholesale diamonds have lower diamond prices and you are guaranteed of their quality.

We have created a detailed guide on how to buy a diamond.

Feel free to Contact Us with any questions you may have regarding diamond characteristics, shopping for certified diamonds or choosing your own loose diamonds. We are happy to answer any of your concerns or help you find the diamond that suits your specific needs.

Carat weight has always been a hot topic, especially where diamond engagement rings are concerned. The question of diamond size has significant social implications, not to mention its effect on the value of an engagement ring. Hence, many engagement ring consumers are concerned with meeting the social standard. The One Carat Diamond has become the cultural standard for traditional diamond engagement rings. However, statistics show that the true standard size of certified diamonds set in engagement rings is a Half Carat Diamond and below. Two Carat Diamond engagement rings account for just 5% of all engagement rings sold in the United States, making the two-carat diamond comparably large, rare and valuable. Three Carat Diamonds are much larger than the traditional standard of diamond engagement rings, as their rarity makes them an exceedingly exclusive and precious diamond size.