From center stone to setting and size, we’re simplifying the process of buying an engagement ring to help you find the perfect piece to treasure for a lifetime.
1. Set a Budget
Before selecting an engagement ring, you should decide on a budget you feel comfortable with. Many old wives tales suggest that an engagement ring should cost three months’ worth of your salary, but truthfully there is no rule to dictate the budget you set. Your budget should depend on your significant other’s preferences and your own financial circumstances. The best plan is to find a diamond or gemstone that balances size with quality at a price point that works for you. Lab grown diamonds and moissanites are budget-friendly options and we have a variety of flexible payment options including 12-month financing, layaway, and easy monthly payments via Affirm.
