Bees around the world, show your rings!

• chanieish
• 3 years ago

Cool question!

I grew up in SE Asia and moved to the US for college and medical school. Currently living in the East Coast. I got engaged a couple of weeks ago and my pride and joy ring is a 2.41 ct J VVS1. It is a super ideal cut from Crafted by Infinity. To me and everyone who has seen it, the diamond looks very white. In my culture, a white, flawless diamond is the goal. But I knew I wanted the best bang for my buck and a super sparkler. The ring is gorgeous and I cannot stop staring at it. No one has ever commented that it looks tinted or yellow. 🙂

• SingingAlto
• 3 years ago

• Wedding: City, State

. Most have a single stone between 0.25-0.75ct or clusters between 0 25 -1.00ct, from what I’ve see 

Here is my unqiue beauty 

• emmzsea
• 3 years ago

• Wedding: September 2019

• chanieish
• 3 years ago

• VioletV
• 3 years ago

• Wedding: September 2012

I am from Scotland and would say the most common is probably .50ct solitaires. I have been seeing more larger stones recently of about 1ct but still would say that solitaires are most common. You do see a lot of clusters as well. Mine is 1.06ct, G, VVS2.

• harlequinade
• 3 years ago

From the NE of the US, now live in the rural south. Most of my friends from college have in the .7 – 1.2 carat range. It’s more common to see .5 carats and halos or different stones where I currently live. 

• cosmicgirl
• 3 years ago

• Wedding: November 2018

Here is my beauty! My dream ring and wedding band thanks to my beloved husband 🙂

I’m from Mexico and DH is Italian. Round solitaires are most traditional in both our countries, but recently I’ve seen a lot of halos and pavés.

• owls
• 3 years ago

I’m from Texas, I think here there is no traditional size or shape.😊.Here’s my beauty!  Halo girl here lol. 

• sapphirefire
• 3 years ago

• Wedding: October 2019

Sorry if the picture is huge I’m on mobile, I’m from a large city in the USA, I would say most people and my friends all have diamond solitares, either round or princess cut. My unmarried friends all want sapphires though lol , yellow and blue seem to be the most common.  I have a pink sapphire with a hexagon halo, she is moody though and sometimes looks grey when it’s overcast or pinky orange in bright sunlight. 

• mfiscus
• 3 years ago

Im from Texas! Most people I know have a carat or under with a halo or a double halo! My fiance and I are both college students and I have a .8 carat with a halo! Its perfect<3 Rounds and cushion cuts seem the most popular…I know six people off the top of my head with a cushion cut. Ovals are on the rise though and Im the only one I know with one! I love ovals<3 Most people have white gold, Im a rose gold fan though, again the only one I know with rose gold! 

• mariastarlove
• 3 years ago

• Wedding: September 2013

I’m in Chicago and I think being such a diverse city I haven’t seen a popular style, but instead everyone has their own thing going on. We definitely seem to like a bit bigger than not. But that is just what I have seen and I dont pay too close attention.  

Here is my baby

1.3 ct round brilliant, j color, xxx, no fluorescence,  si2 set in a 1ct halo setting 

• KittensBee
• 3 years ago

• Wedding: July 2019

• loveydove
• 3 years ago

Another Texas bee here! There’s really not a one size fits all here, you see everything. Most of my friends and what I see are halos, and most people range from .5 – 1.5 I would guess. I’m right in the middle with a .91 center, I’m a forever student (not really but it feels like it!) So we went with what we could comfortably spend 😊

• ivegotsunshine822
• 3 years ago

I live in Hawaii where it’s kind of a mix bag of rings. Most rings that I notice are round solitaires. I don’t see too many traditional halos, mine has a hidden halo. I’d say 1 – 2 carats is the average carat weight but you do see some pretty big bling, too.

Here is mine.

3.01 VVS1 J color oval 

4.5 TCW both rings