How much can I expect to pay for a 1.5 carat diamond white gold round cut engagement ring, with good clarity?
I am looking for an engagement ring. I would like 1.5 carat diamond in a white gold setting, round cut. I have no idea about pricing. I would like to get an idea b4 i start going to the stores.
The cost can range from $2500+ Just make sure you exercise due dilligence to make sure you are getting the best quality for the best price. It took my fiancee seven months to find the perfect ring and after going around from jewelry store to jewelry store he decided to purchase a diamond and have the ring designed and I love it.
The most important this is that you take your time, do your research and get something that you feel comfortable with. Best of luck to you!!
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