Heart Diamond Rings

A happy and prosperous adventure with your partner is about to begin. You will get on one knee and present your future life partner with a beautiful engagement ring that will seal all your love. One of the cuts that screams passion, adoration, and devotion is that of the heart. While your partner may wear her heart on her sleeve, you can now propose to her with a heart cut lab grown diamond engagement ring!

The emotion of love that two people feel for each other is incomparable to anything else. But one thing that comes close to conveying that feeling is a heart cut engagement ring. A heart shaped diamond, which is a twist on the traditional round brilliant cut, is distinguished by its symmetry and form. Let’s learn more about the nitty-gritty of a heart shaped diamond.

The V-shaped cleft lies between the upper curves of the heart and highly influences your purchase. While buying a heart shaped diamond, you definitely want to choose one that has a well-defined, sharp-looking cleft. The two curves that create the heart shapes are called lobes and should always be symmetrical to each other in size. A heart-cut gem's wings and belly relate to the side shapes.

The first mention of the heart-shaped diamond dates back to the fifteenth century, when the duke of Milan likened the political aspirations of Cosimo de Medici, the Italian nobleman. In another instance, Mary, the queen of Scots, sent Queen Elizabeth I a heart shaped diamond ring in 1562 as a symbol of friendship and goodwill between the two.

A heart cut diamond looks best when cut in a precise manner. It is essential for the lobes of the diamond to mirror each other perfectly. The skillful craftsmanship contributes to the overall appeal and balance of a heart cut diamond. Similar to a round brilliant cut diamond, a heart cut diamond has a multitude of facets that are strategically placed to maximize brilliance and sparkle.

While choosing a lab diamond heart cut engagement ring, always make sure that you choose a setting that splendidly highlights the unique feature of a heart. Solitaire settings are a timeless choice for a heart shaped diamond because they allow the diamond to take center stage while also providing safety. Variations to the solitaire setting, like a bezel or three prongs, offer additional protection to the stone. Apart from that, multi stone designs like three stone, halos, or split shank settings add a touch of extra sparkle that we all like in our jewelry.

So, shop for radiant and brilliant-looking heart cut loose lab diamonds from Friendly Diamonds at a handsome price. Since our diamonds are made in advanced laboratories with ethical standards, you don’t have to worry about investing in one that is harmful to our environment.