Karine Engagement Ring

Brad & Rachael

I just wanted to let you know that I absolutely loved the ring. It is stunning and I have got the same reception from all whom I have shown it too. It also fits perfectly which is pretty impressive because I don't have the easiest fingers to fit!!

I really love that it is modern looking whilst still being timeless and elegant. I think that you are a credit to the industry.

Kelly G

What can I say - thank you so much! After the emotional loss of the diamond out of my previous engagement ring I wanted to ensure quality and strength without compromising the fabulous look of my previous ring. Alice was amazing at understanding the concept and coming up with fabulous solutions that gave me true confidence in the new ring. Now I love this ring more! The diamond is exceptional and the quality is unrivaled. Thank you 1791 Diamonds for making what could have been an awful experience into a great one.

The Karine diamond engagement ring is a contemporary take on the classic beauty of the three stone design. The centre stone and side stones are all princess cut diamonds; a popular choice for three stone designs since their square shape allows the diamonds to nestle together perfectly, creating a dramatic line of fire and brilliance.

As in the traditional three stone design the centre stone is a little larger than the side stones and is slightly elevated, emphasising its distinctive shape and impressive sparkle all the more.

When choosing a diamond, people are typically guided firstly by budget, next by the size of the diamond, and then by quality. The advantage of three stone rings is that they typically have a heavier carat weight than the traditional solitaire ring, while the advantage of the princess cut is that it is naturally more brilliant than many other diamonds. Add to this the fact that 1791 Diamonds only use high quality stones and, simply put, your Karine diamond engagement ring is a beautiful design classic of outstanding quality with fabulous, eye catching sparkle: what more could a girl ask?