Tips to buy the best Nautical Engagement Ring

Written By Hector Sanchez

The Perfect Diamond Engagement Ring

1. Set Your Budget

Before you start shopping, decide on a budget that's comfortable for you. This will help you narrow down your options and focus on rings you can realistically afford. Knowing your spending limit upfront makes the process less stressful and more enjoyable.

2. Prioritize the Cut

The cut is the most important of the 4 Cs because it's what makes a diamond sparkle. A well-cut diamond reflects light brilliantly, creating that dazzling effect everyone loves. When you're shopping, aim for the highest cut grade you can afford—it's the one factor that will have the biggest impact on the ring's beauty.

3. Balance Carat and Quality

Finding the ideal diamond is all about balance. Don't get fixated on a single characteristic. Instead, juggle carat weight, cut, and color to achieve the "wow" factor you're looking for. A slightly smaller carat with a superior cut and color can often look more stunning than a larger, lower-quality diamond.

4. Consider Personal Style

The ring should feel like a natural extension of the person wearing it. Think about their personal style. Do they prefer classic elegance, modern simplicity, or something more unique? Match the metal and ring style to their taste to ensure it's a ring they will cherish forever.

5. Request the GIA Report

Always ask to see the diamond's GIA grading report. This report from the Gemological Institute of America provides an unbiased, detailed evaluation of the diamond's quality, including its cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. It's your guarantee that you are getting exactly what you pay for.

Aumaris Engagement Rings

Aumaris crafts exquisite engagement rings that beautifully blend the timeless elegance of fine diamonds with the unique, hand-woven patterns of nautical knots, creating a symbol of love that is both luxurious and deeply personal. Find your perfect ring.

Need a Little More Help?

At Aumaris jewelry, we're here to make your journey to finding the perfect ring a smooth one. We have over 47 years of experience in crafting fine jewelry and a passion for helping people celebrate their most important moments.

As a fun fact, did you know that one carat is equal to 100 "points"? This measurement is a crucial part of understanding a diamond's weight. When you're choosing a shape, some classic options to consider include round, pear, oval, emerald, marquise, asscher, and trillion cuts.

Finding the perfect ring is an adventure, and we're ready to help you every step of the way. We offer free resources, including a GIA-prepared guide to the 4 Cs and a ring sizer.

If you have questions about our knot, Turk’s head, or handwoven engagement rings, or would like us to send you our GIA diamond buying guide, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help you find the ring that says "I do."

Hector Sanchez
Aumaris original Nautical Jewelry is handcrafted with a natural approach to jewelry design, to ensure each piece is environmentally friendly, socially responsible and unique.
Hector Sanchez was born, the second child of a master jeweler. He is the one to inherit a legacy of jewelry craftsmanship that spanned three generations. Like his father before him, Hector enjoys the art of jewelry making. 
At the age of 16, Hector embarked on an apprenticeship under his father, who taught him the jeweler’s art along with family honored techniques Hector still employs to this day. The rigors of his father’s strict training forged both masterful design skills and an uncompromising work ethic rooted in hard work, perseverance and love for his craft.

 

 Hector moved to California and worked for eight years in the Los Angeles jewelry district, where he fine-tuned his skills. It was here in the City of Angels that he met sailor and entrepreneur, Bob Bitchin.
Bob shared with Hector his frustration with finding an artist who could bring his vision of a hefty sailor gold bracelet to life (Bob is 6'4"). Hector volunteered to give it a try. He did, and Bob loved it. So much so that in 1990 he joined forces with Hector to start a nautical jewelry business, and together they created among others the original Turks-Head Comfort Rings. After a few years, Bob decided to cast off and sail into the sunset, while Hector continued designing unique fine nautical jewelry.
To this day Hector continues to work on new designs from his studio in Hawaii, creating some of the most beautiful enduring jewelry designs with his wife Chris; the love of his life.

 

 

 

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