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Pink Diamonds for Pink Diamond Engagement Rings Buying Guide

• Don't buy a pink diamond without a gemological certificate (preferably a GIA certificate). Pink diamonds are amongst the rarest colored diamonds and priced accordingly. Don't trust a retailer that states a diamond is a pink diamond - ask for a certificate.
• In today's online world, it is important to compare prices of diamonds with other retailers. However, make sure to compare same type of diamonds - same shape, roughly same weight and most important exactly same color description.
• Note that the main color of the diamond is the last color name in the color description. Meaning that a brown pink diamond is mainly pink and a Pink Brown Diamond is more brown than pink - there is a big difference in pricing. Usually, a secondary color is decreasing the value of the diamond (unless it is Red etc.).
• If you are planning a pink diamond ring or even pink diamond engagement ring, take into consideration the color of the gold of the ring. Diamond absorb the colors that surround them. A yellow of the yellow gold diamond ring will influence the color of the pink diamond - and you might not like it. Before you mount the diamond, put your pink diamond next to a gold ring and look at the resulted color.
• On occasions, the color of the pink diamond is quite dark - either because of a strong intensity or due to a dark secondary color such as brown. Many times in these type of diamonds it is possible to go for lower clarity grading and save some money. However, you should ask if the diamond is "eye clean". Meaning that it is impossible to see the imperfections of the diamond without a magnifying loupe.