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Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
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COLOUR
CLARITY
CUT
FLUORESCENCE
SYMMETRY
POLISH
CERTIFICATE
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.
BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was
manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight
and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond
depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more
the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If
it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging
from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have
continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it
may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Round
Pear
Princess
Oval
Radiant
Emerald
Cushion
Asscher
Marquise
Heart
Cut
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Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
BUDGET
CARAT
COLOUR
CLARITY
CUT
FLUORESCENCE
SYMMETRY
POLISH
CERTIFICATE
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.
BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was
manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight
and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond
depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more
the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If
it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging
from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have
continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it
may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Color
?
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
BUDGET
CARAT
COLOUR
CLARITY
CUT
FLUORESCENCE
SYMMETRY
POLISH
CERTIFICATE
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.
BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was
manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight
and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond
depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more
the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If
it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging
from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have
continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it
may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Carat
?
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
BUDGET
CARAT
COLOUR
CLARITY
CUT
FLUORESCENCE
SYMMETRY
POLISH
CERTIFICATE
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.
BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was
manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight
and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond
depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more
the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If
it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging
from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have
continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it
may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Clarity
?
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
BUDGET
CARAT
COLOUR
CLARITY
CUT
FLUORESCENCE
SYMMETRY
POLISH
CERTIFICATE
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.
BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was
manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight
and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond
depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more
the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If
it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging
from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have
continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it
may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Budget
?
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
BUDGET
CARAT
COLOUR
CLARITY
CUT
FLUORESCENCE
SYMMETRY
POLISH
CERTIFICATE
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.
BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was
manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight
and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond
depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more
the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If
it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging
from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect
stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have
continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it
may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Fergus James Tips
SHAPE
Diamonds come in 10 different shapes all of which are unique and offer a different type of scintillation and sparkle.BUDGET
You don’t need to get the highest quality diamond to get something that is of equal beauty. The price will vary depending on the quality of diamonds in the market, the source of the diamond and where if was manufactured.
CARAT
Carat is a diamond’s weight, not its size – how large a diamond appears is also dictated by other factors such as shape and cut proportions – the following guide shows the approximate correlation between carat weight and size for all the diamond shapes.
COLOUR
The colour scale measures very subtle variances in the shade of a diamond. D has zero colour shade (perfectly white) whilst Z has a yellow/brownish tinge. The way a colour appears visually in a diamond depends upon the diamond shape as well has the cut and the ring setting
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Diamonds are the best at hiding colour
- Big Brands - Cartier generally use D-F - whilst Tiffany generally use D-I colour
- Fancy Shape - fancy shapes show colour more than round diamonds
- Diamond size - the larger the diamond the more the colour shade shows
- Halo Ring Designs - select D-G colour for halo ring designs as the colour shows more in this design
- Visual appearance - D-F colors look identical to the naked eye but the price typically varies considerably
If you are unsure contact the Fergus James team for practical guidance - CONTACT
CUT
The cut only applies to round diamonds and has the biggest impact on the overall beauty, sparkle and appearance of the diamond. The cut is the most important aspect of the selection process. The better the cut the more the diamond sparkles. The GIA only measures ‘cut’ for round diamonds, not fancy shapes (all other shapes such as oval, pear cushion etc).
Fergus James Top Tips
- Round Shape - for maximum sparkle select an excellent cut
- Appearance - excellent cut diamonds appear larger than vg cut diamonds
- Fancy Shape - Focus on diameter and proportions to maximize appearance
- Contact - for fancy shapes we recommend you contact our team for help and advice
FLUORESCENCE
Fluorescence refers to the glow of a diamond when seen under intense UV Light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Fergus James subscribes to GIA’s view on Fluorescence; where it is regarded as neither a good or bad aspect but is purely down to personal preference. If you are looking for value, strong or medium will work for you. If it feels wrong for you, then aim for faint or none.
The main myth surrounding Fluorescence is that diamonds with higher Fluorescence are milky which is incorrect - milkiness can be found in diamonds with and without fluorescence!
Day to Day, Fluorescence is not visible.
SYMMETRY
Symmetry refers to the precision of how a diamonds facets align as well as how it interacts with light.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for symmetry, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the symmetry is Very Good. If seeking perfection, we would always recommend to look for a diamond with ‘Excellent’ symmetry in order to optimise the diamonds fire and brilliance.
POLISH
Polish refers to the final finish of a diamond used to smoothen out a diamonds facets to achieve a glass like surface. GIA examines all diamonds under 10x magnification to grade the diamonds final polish features ranging from excellent to poor.
Fergus James Top Tips
Based on years of practical experience, Fergus’ top tip is to stick within the Excellent to Very Good range for polish, there is no visual difference between Excellent and Very Good. So don’t let an otherwise perfect stone go if the polish is Very Good.
CERTIFICATE
Diamond certificates are issued to confirm a stone’s technical characteristics, value and identity. The GIA (The Gemological Institute of America) have set the worldwide standards in diamond grading since 1931 and have continued to lead the grading standards since. For example, when GIA grades a diamond as a D then the diamond is a D. When other institutes grade a diamond as a D colour, the GIA may not consider the diamond as a D as it may not be measured to the same standards as the GIA.
Fergus James Top Tips
All diamonds at Fergus James are GIA certified diamonds, this is so we can ensure we’re giving our customers the very best according to international standards set by GIA.
Select Shape
?
Fergus James Tips
Shape
Elegant or eccentric, sparkly or subtle? From the ever popular round brilliant to the more unusual Marquise cut, diamonds come in all shapes and sizes and there is sure to be one to suit every taste and style.
Fergus James Top Tip
Simply put, there’s no right or wrong answer! Its all down to your, or your partners, personal taste. Whilst some people prefer some variety, the round diamond is by far the most popular: Eight out of ten engagement rings contain a round diamond. Fergus James apply the same standards across our entire selection process. We have access to one of the largest diamond marketplaces, with some of the finest diamonds in the world. The diamond shapes are ordered in terms of popularity from left to right on our website.
Fergus James Tips
Select Color?
Select Clarity?
Select Carat Range ?
Select Cut Grade ?
Select Budget Range ?
Select Fluorescence ?
Select Symmetry ?
Select Polish ?
Select Depth Range ?
Select Table Range ?
Select Certification ?
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Metal
Unsure on what metal to get? Not a problem, this one is easy. To put it simply, your best bet is to go with whatever she currently wears.
Fergus James Top Tip
If she has always worn iconic gold jewelry, then go for Rose or Yellow Gold. If she has always worn silver shades, then go for White Gold or Platinum! Each colour offers its own unique spark to your ring in its own way. In terms of popularity, White Gold leads the ranks, but the others offer just as much energy!
Style
Having trouble deciding on which style will look the cleanest? Fergus James offers 4 different types of ring styles. We offer the more classic option with the Solitaire band, but also offer additions with our Diamond Band, Halo and Trilogy rings.
Fergus James Top Tip
Once again, the ring style is a personal choice completely up to you and your partner. Some prefer a simple band to show off the center stone and others prefer have diamonds in additional to the center stone. Our 4 ring styles offer a strong variety to match everyone’s choices. You can’t go wrong!
Shape
Elegant or eccentric, sparkly or subtle? From the ever popular round brilliant to the more unusual Marquise cut, diamonds come in all shapes and sizes and there is sure to be one to suit every taste and style.
Fergus James Top Tips
Simply put, there’s no right or wrong answer! Its all down to your, or your partners, personal taste. Whilst some people prefer some variety, the round diamond is by far the most popular: Eight out of ten engagement rings contain a round diamond. Fergus James apply the same standards across our entire selection process. We have access to one of the largest diamond marketplaces, with some of the finest diamonds in the world. The diamond shapes are ordered in terms of popularity from left to right on our website.
CARAT
CHECK FOR DISCOUNT
More often than not our team of diamond curators are able to either get additional discount for a listed diamond or find a better quality alternative for the same price!
Select Metal
?
Fergus James Tips
Metal
Unsure on what metal to get? Not a problem, this one is easy. To put it simply, your best bet is to go with whatever she currently wears.
Fergus James Top Tip
If she has always worn iconic gold jewelry, then go for Rose or Yellow Gold. If she has always worn silver shades, then go for White Gold or Platinum! Each colour offers its own unique spark to your ring in its own way. In terms of popularity, White Gold leads the ranks, but the others offer just as much energy!
Fergus James Tips
18K White Gold
18K Yellow Gold
18K Rose Gold
Platinum
Select Shape
?
Fergus James Tips
Shape
Elegant or eccentric, sparkly or subtle? From the ever popular round brilliant to the more unusual Marquise cut, diamonds come in all shapes and sizes and there is sure to be one to suit every taste and style.
Fergus James Top Tip
Simply put, there’s no right or wrong answer! Its all down to your, or your partners, personal taste. Whilst some people prefer some variety, the round diamond is by far the most popular: Eight out of ten engagement rings contain a round diamond. Fergus James apply the same standards across our entire selection process. We have access to one of the largest diamond marketplaces, with some of the finest diamonds in the world. The diamond shapes are ordered in terms of popularity from left to right on our website.
Fergus James Tips
Round
Pear
Princess
Oval
Radiant
Emerald
Cushion
Asscher
Marquise
Heart
Select Style
?
Fergus James Tips
Style
Having trouble deciding on which style will look the cleanest? Fergus James offers 4 different types of ring styles. We offer the more classic option with the Solitaire band, but also offer additions with our Diamond Band, Halo and Trilogy rings.
Fergus James Top Tip
Once again, the ring style is a personal choice completely up to you and your partner. Some prefer a simple band to show off the center stone and others prefer have diamonds in additional to the center stone. Our 4 ring styles offer a strong variety to match everyone’s choices. You can’t go wrong!
Fergus James Tips
Solitaire
Diamond Band
Halo
Trilogy
18K White Gold
18K Yellow Gold
18K Rose Gold
Platinum
Round
Pear
Princess
Oval
Radiant
Emerald
Cushion
Asscher
Marquise
Heart
Solitaire
Diamond Band
Halo
Trilogy
Product Code: PS29-RD-WG
Description
A dazzling 18K white gold diamond ring that consists of a plain knife edged shank with a six prong setting and a pointed prong finish.
Ring Size
?
Fergus James Tips
Ring Size Chart
Diameter (mm)
USA & Canada
Europe
UK & Australia
14.1
3
44
F½
14.3
45
G
14.5
3½
G½
14.7
46
H
14.9
4
47
H½
15.1
I
15.3
4½
48
I½
15.5
J
15.7
5
49
J½
15.9
50
K
16.1
5½
K½
16.3
51
L
16.5
6
52
L½
16.7
M
16.9
6½
53
M½
17.1
N
17.3
7
54
N½
17.5
55
O
17.7
7½
O½
17.9
56
P
18.1
8
57
P½
18.3
Q
18.5
8½
58
Q½
18.8
59
R
19
9
R½
19.2
60
S
19.4
9½
61
S½
19.6
T
19.8
10
62
T½
20
U
20.2
10½
63
U½
20.4
64
V
20.6
11
W
20.8
65
W½
21
11½
66
X
21.2
X½
21.4
12
67
Y
21.6
Z
21.8
12½
68
Z½
22
69
Z+1
22.2
13
70
Z+2
22.4
Z+3
22.6
13½
Z+4
Fergus James Tips
| Diameter (mm) | USA & Canada | Europe | UK & Australia |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14.1 | 3 | 44 | F½ |
| 14.3 | 45 | G | |
| 14.5 | 3½ | G½ | |
| 14.7 | 46 | H | |
| 14.9 | 4 | 47 | H½ |
| 15.1 | I | ||
| 15.3 | 4½ | 48 | I½ |
| 15.5 | J | ||
| 15.7 | 5 | 49 | J½ |
| 15.9 | 50 | K | |
| 16.1 | 5½ | K½ | |
| 16.3 | 51 | L | |
| 16.5 | 6 | 52 | L½ |
| 16.7 | M | ||
| 16.9 | 6½ | 53 | M½ |
| 17.1 | N | ||
| 17.3 | 7 | 54 | N½ |
| 17.5 | 55 | O | |
| 17.7 | 7½ | O½ | |
| 17.9 | 56 | P | |
| 18.1 | 8 | 57 | P½ |
| 18.3 | Q | ||
| 18.5 | 8½ | 58 | Q½ |
| 18.8 | 59 | R | |
| 19 | 9 | R½ | |
| 19.2 | 60 | S | |
| 19.4 | 9½ | 61 | S½ |
| 19.6 | T | ||
| 19.8 | 10 | 62 | T½ |
| 20 | U | ||
| 20.2 | 10½ | 63 | U½ |
| 20.4 | 64 | V | |
| 20.6 | 11 | W | |
| 20.8 | 65 | W½ | |
| 21 | 11½ | 66 | X |
| 21.2 | X½ | ||
| 21.4 | 12 | 67 | Y |
| 21.6 | Z | ||
| 21.8 | 12½ | 68 | Z½ |
| 22 | 69 | Z+1 | |
| 22.2 | 13 | 70 | Z+2 |
| 22.4 | Z+3 | ||
| 22.6 | 13½ | Z+4 |
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