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Begin on the Whiteflash.com home page, at the loose diamond search feature. Select your preferred diamond
grades and criteria from the sliders—allow a little bit of leeway on the criteria that are not as important to you in order
to get the maximum number of results. For example, to find more Whiteflash-certified ACA Hearts and Arrows diamonds in the
shape and clarity you are looking for, try widening your size criteria to allow diamonds slightly bigger and smaller than
you originally planned.
When you find the stone that truly fits all your criteria, click on the details page to actually view the diamond,
and then click buy this diamond with a ring to add it to your Ring Builder. You can do this several times, until
you narrow down your search to a few really strong contenders. This is a great way to compare stones of different shapes,
or to establish a realistic budget.
After adding the diamond to your ring builder, you will be redirected to the ring settings search page, where you
will begin by selecting the type of setting you are looking for—solitaire setting, diamond setting, or three-stone setting.
After that, just scroll through and admire the settings until you find one that really speaks to you. Before adding it to
your ring builder, ensure that it will work with the shape and carat weight of the diamond you have chosen. Some ring settings
can only be set with a round diamond, or a diamond of a specific carat weight range.
When you find a setting you like, click on buy this setting with a diamond to add it to your Ring Builder. You can choose
several settings as well, and compare them to each other until you determine which one is perfect. When you have narrowed
down your search to one diamond and one setting, you are ready to purchase. Click proceed to checkout to begin one of the
most special purchases of your life.
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Begin on the Whiteflash.com homepage by selecting from between a solitaire setting, a diamond setting, or a three-stone
setting. A solitaire setting usually consists of a simple metal band and a prong or bezel center setting. A diamond setting
is more intricate, ranging from a small embellishment on the band to a complicated multi-stone pavé creation. A three-stone
setting can be ornate or simple, but it features two side stones and a center stone of your choosing.
Once you choose a category, browse until you find the setting of your dreams, whether that is an ornate and old-fashioned
filigree setting in yellow gold, or a platinum domed band with champagne diamonds. When you find the perfect setting, review
the product page details in order to understand all specifications of melee, side stones and or shape/size of diamond
your setting will support.
When you click buy this setting with a diamond, the setting will be added to your Ring Builder and you will be redirected
to the loose diamond search feature. Using the sliders to control the various criteria of diamond grading, find a
stone of the perfect size, shape, cut grade, clarity, and color grade. You can select a few and then compare their criteria
in order to decide on the combination that best fits your personal preferences, your taste and your budget.
Keep in mind that a solitaire setting calls for a more show-stopping stone, while a more intricate diamond setting with
more embellishment may work well with a more modest center stone. When you have decided on the one diamond that best suits
your setting, you can proceed to checkout for a fast, painless conclusion to your diamond ring search. Pretty soon you will
be holding the engagement ring of your dreams, built to order.
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