You fall in love and also going to engage with the same person whom you love and like very much. So presenting engagement rings on the day of engagement you are making your mind to buy diamond engagement rings, then one of the most important things you must do is get acquainted with the 5C’s of diamond – color, cut, clarity, carat and fifth C is cost of diamond as well.

Color: People have developed a misconception that colorless diamond is less pure as compared to colorful but reality is far away from this fact. Colorless diamonds are more pure and expensive as well. Jewelers grade diamonds on a scale from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow). Anything more yellow than D is considered fancy and is much more expensive.

Cut: Majority of people who do not know much about diamond think that that cut refers to the shape of the diamond. But cut of diamond means the way the diamond was faceted to permit light to reflect from it. In an efficiently cut diamond, the light enters into the diamond and reflects straight back to the viewer's eye. A proper cut of diamond is very important because it enhances the real beauty of diamond and diamond engagement rings.

It is also true that those people who do not know about diamond cannot evaluate cut of the diamond. Therefore, it is very important for you to take GIA certificate which ensure the quality of diamond engagement rings. Cut can be graded like ideal, premium, very good, good, fair, and poor. People preference may vary from an ideal to very good diamond, which is completely depending upon your budget.

Clarity: Diamond normally possesses inclusion, or small flaws, air bubbles, scratches, or other feature inside the diamond. The Diamond which has fewer inclusions is the more valuable, more beautiful and expensive as well.

Caret: It is most important aspect of diamond which refers to the size and weight of diamond. Value and price of diamond is generally decided by size, weight or carat of diamond. More carats mean bigger diamond and high price.

If you are going to buy the ring to give a surprise to someone, then better for you to think of how showy their other jewelries are. If they do not wear a lot of designer labels or big jewelry, then you should look for a smaller stone. In an ideal world, you'll be able to try on an assortment diamond in various size and cuts according to your budget.

Cost: Most of the jewelers tell you that a diamond ring is a great investment but it is not absolutely true. Diamond's may or may not increase in value, but "antique" rings rarely cost as much as new ones do, because of wear and tear. Instead of looking at rings for their investment value, buy ones that symbolize your love, and that you'll want to wear for.