The Ultimate Glossary of Terms About Engagement Rings.

In this post, we’ll be covering all the terms you need to know about Engagement Rings. If you’ve ever wondered what it means when someone says “your ring is gorgeous,” or “you’re making a huge commitment,” or “I want to spend the rest of my life with you,” then this post is for you! We’ve got all the answers right here.

1. Comfort fit: A ring that is made to fit your finger comfortably, without being too tight or too loose.

2. Diamond grading: The process by which diamonds are graded, which determines the quality of the stone and its ability to sparkle in different lighting conditions.

3. Diamond eternity band: A ring with a large diamond at the center surrounded by smaller stones that make up the band.

4. Engagement ring: The piece of jewelry given to a couple as a commitment to their relationship; usually contains at least one diamond (though there are other types).

5. Engagement ring setting: The design on top of an engagement ring–usually with some sort of decorative element or detail like an engraving or chip-carved decoration–that identifies it as being for an engagement gift instead of just being worn as an everyday piece of jewelry (also called “engagement ring setting”).

Titanium: A metal that is strong and durable, titanium is used in the manufacture of the most expensive engagement rings. It is also used in high-end sports cars, aircrafts and spacecraft.

Diamonds: Diamonds are the most popular choice for engagement rings because they are beautiful and unique. They are also inexpensive compared to other gemstones used for this purpose.

Pearls: Pearls are a type of gemstone that comes in many different colors and sizes depending on the species of oyster from which it was harvested (naturally occurring pearls vs cultured pearls). Pearls can be used in engagement rings because they are very precious and rare due to their rarity as well as their beauty when set in gold or platinum settings–which makes them even more desirable by consumers!

When you’re looking at engagement rings, it can be hard to know what to look for. Which is why we’ve put together this ultimate glossary of terms about engagement rings–so that you’ll never have to worry about how much a diamond is worth again!

A “Tiffany” diamond is a rare variety that is considered to be the most beautiful and expensive of all the diamonds in the world.

A “Mixed Cut” diamond refers to when a jeweler cuts down a larger diamond into smaller pieces so that it can fit in a ring setting. This will save you money since it costs less than buying one perfectly cut stone.

An “Asscher Cut” is similar to a Tiffany cut but with more facets on each side of the stone (which makes it more sparkly).

A “Princess Cut” has only two facets on each side of the stone (which means less light gets through), making it look less flashy than other cuts but still pretty!