When searching for Diamond Rings in Milwaukee, options include the jewelry counter of a department store, a general jewelry store, or a large specialty retailer of fine diamond jewelry. The department store may have diamond jewelry at a great price, but selection will be small, the clerk will have minimal knowledge of diamonds, and the quality will be questionable at best. That is fine for everyday jewelry but not a viable option for fine diamond jewelry that will last.
A general jewelry store will have a higher quality of diamonds, and staff will have more knowledge of diamonds. That means customers can get questions answered and, perhaps and help selecting a ring. The selection will still be limited because they will need room for all the other types of jewelry they sell. Pricing may be high, especially in a smaller store, to cover all the overhead, staffing, and security costs associated with doing business.
A specialty retailer, like Harry C. Glinberg Jewelers, which is one of the largest in the United States, will be able to provide superior quality Diamond Rings in Milwaukee at affordable pricing. Volume business from the store and online helps keep prices down so pieces fit within many budget ranges. The selection is huge, with thousands of option in rings alone. Diamonds are also available in bracelets, pendants, necklaces, earrings, and watches for women. Men’s diamond jewelry options include chains, rings, bracelets, crosses, and watch bezels.
Diamonds are available in close to a dozen different cuts that include round, oval, marquise, heart, and pear shapes. Cushion, emerald, princess, radiant, and Asscher cuts are also available. Colors include black, champagne, blue, green, yellow, red, purple, and gray. The presence of trace elements is what gives diamonds natural color. Diamonds can also be treated with color. Clarity and carats, or the weight, of the diamond round out the categories that determine the quality and grade of a diamond. These categories, cut, color, clarity, and carat, are often referred to as the “4C’s” of diamonds.
Take the time to look at many different styles and cuts of diamonds when searching for that perfect ring. Try several on, see how each catches the light, and do not settle for anything less than superior quality. A diamond will last a lifetime, and it is an investment, so do not hurry when picking one out. You can also visit them on Facebook for more information.
