Mens Diamond Rings For All Seasons
by Theodore G.
Diamond rings for men have been around since ancient times when maharajahs in India first discovered diamonds in the 9th century BC. India was the foremost producer of diamonds till the early 1700s. During this time the Indian Rajahs horded the best quality diamonds and traded the junky stuff. So its no surprise that men like diamonds especially in their rings.
The mens diamond ring has typically been conservatively styled till maybe ten or fifteen years ago when designers started to design creatively for men. Today there are many designers fashioning very interesting assortments of mens diamond wedding rings, mens diamond pinky rings and mens solitaire diamond rings.
Mens wedding rings usually constitute a band with or without diamonds. The styling is conservative for the most part with a single row of diamonds in the center in a channel or prong set. Five or seven diamonds that graduate downward in size from the larger center diamond is the usual format for these types of rings. More and more are wanting their bands in white gold because it is a more masculine color and diamonds show up better in white gold, especially if they are G color or better. Similar men’s diamond rings may have invisible princess diamonds in multiple rows going across the top of the ring. Diamonds are usually set in mens gold diamond rings although other metals are now becoming popular for setting diamonds in. David Yurman has a collection of mens silver diamond rings with the diamonds set in sterling silver.
Mens solitaire diamond rings have been quite popular, especially with large 2 carat and up center diamonds that are princess cut. This is a popular style for a mens diamond engagement ring because men see the princess diamond with its sharp corners and straight edges as more masculine looking. Mens white gold diamond rings are squared at the top because this shape suits a center princess cut diamond. Although not as brilliant as a round diamond, the princess cut diamond stands out because it has a different reflective pattern and has been perfected by several companies that are branding their own proprietary princess cut diamonds.
The mens diamond gold ring is now a featured product category for many designers that previously only used to design for women like Roberto Coin and David Yurman. The introduction of colored diamonds into this category shows in the many designs of mens black diamond and blue diamond rings available at online jewelry stores. Blue diamonds in particular have been very popular with men because it offers a fresh take on the diamond ring but injects a fashion and color component while still maintaining the cache of a diamond ring.
Diamond rings for men have been around since ancient times when maharajahs in India first discovered diamonds in the 9th century BC. India was the foremost producer of diamonds till the early 1700s. During this time the Indian Rajahs horded the best quality diamonds and traded the junky stuff. So its no surprise that men like diamonds especially in their rings.
The mens diamond ring has typically been conservatively styled till maybe ten or fifteen years ago when designers started to design creatively for men. Today there are many designers fashioning very interesting assortments of mens diamond wedding rings, mens diamond pinky rings and mens solitaire diamond rings.
Mens wedding rings usually constitute a band with or without diamonds. The styling is conservative for the most part with a single row of diamonds in the center in a channel or prong set. Five or seven diamonds that graduate downward in size from the larger center diamond is the usual format for these types of rings. More and more are wanting their bands in white gold because it is a more masculine color and diamonds show up better in white gold, especially if they are G color or better. Similar men’s diamond rings may have invisible princess diamonds in multiple rows going across the top of the ring. Diamonds are usually set in mens gold diamond rings although other metals are now becoming popular for setting diamonds in. David Yurman has a collection of mens silver diamond rings with the diamonds set in sterling silver.
Mens solitaire diamond rings have been quite popular, especially with large 2 carat and up center diamonds that are princess cut. This is a popular style for a mens diamond engagement ring because men see the princess diamond with its sharp corners and straight edges as more masculine looking. Mens white gold diamond rings are squared at the top because this shape suits a center princess cut diamond. Although not as brilliant as a round diamond, the princess cut diamond stands out because it has a different reflective pattern and has been perfected by several companies that are branding their own proprietary princess cut diamonds.
The mens diamond gold ring is now a featured product category for many designers that previously only used to design for women like Roberto Coin and David Yurman. The introduction of colored diamonds into this category shows in the many designs of mens black diamond and blue diamond rings available at online jewelry stores. Blue diamonds in particular have been very popular with men because it offers a fresh take on the diamond ring but injects a fashion and color component while still maintaining the cache of a diamond ring.
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