Before you decide on whether or not an upgrade diamond rings is in order, take a look at your original jeweler’s upgrade policy. There are many companies that offer an array of policies on upgrading : BrianGavinDiamonds.com offers a lifetime upgrade policy on all of its Signature “Cut Beyond Brilliant™” Hearts and Arrows diamonds, allowing you to hand in yourdiamondand put the value towards your upgrade. Similaryly, JamesAllen.com applies your original diamond’s cost toward a purchase that is at least 2X the original diamond you bought. Finally, De Beers will also upgrade your ring depending on an onsite appraisal of its current value.
When you think about upgrading your ring multiple different reasons can come to mind. Your current ring is looking kind of empty , and you’d rather have an engagement ring with fishtail pave . You feel that the diamond you have is too “small” and need a bigger one. You might want a different ring or setting that better displays your stone. Regardless of what your reason for upgrading may be, make sure to do a little research before you upgrade to get the most from your money.
It is important to know which features of a diamond are the most valuable. In general, cut and carat weight are the two most valuable aspects of the 4 C’s. They tend to influencecost and the appearance of the diamond much more than the other two . Shaving off fractional amounts from your desiredsize could also save you large amounts of money. Finally, make sure that yourstone is one of the GIA or AGS certified diamonds, if not, get it certified to ensure a more fluid upgrade process.
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