Diamond Rings

Diamond rings are arguably the most popular kind of rings because of their use in engagement rings and wedding bands. The origin of using diamonds for engagement rings dates all the way back to Ancient Rome, and it’s a tradition that has continued through the middle ages into modern times – but not all diamond rings are engagement rings! Diamonds are great for men’s fashion rings, anniversary bands, and cocktail rings. You can even jump on the stackable ring trend with multiple diamond rings.

Diamond Necklaces

While necklaces have been around for thousands of years, diamond necklaces have only been around for the last 150 years or so. Back then, only members of high society and royalty would wear diamond necklaces, but today they are worn by just about everyone – and why wouldn’t they be? These jewelry pieces are stunning and they can elevate any outfit. Pendant necklaces are the most common way to wear diamonds on necklaces, and you can find them in an array of sizes, such as crosses, solitaire stones, hearts, and more.

Diamond Bracelets

Another popular way to wear diamonds is on a bracelet, usually in a row all around the bracelet. This type of jewelry piece was originally popularized in the 1920s, and used to be called an eternity bracelet or diamond line bracelet, but today it’s known as a tennis bracelet because of its popularity among tennis players in the disco-era of the 1970s. But if a solid string of diamonds is too flashy for your personal style, diamond bolo bracelets or bangle bracelets only feature diamonds on one side of the bracelet for a more subdued look.

Diamond Earrings

Like most jewelry, earrings have been around for centuries upon centuries, though they have fallen in and out of style throughout history depending on the roles, customs, and fashion of different societies. Diamond earrings as we know them today exploded on the scene when the open claw mounting was developed in the 1800s, allowing a gemstone to be set and the light to shine through the stone for more sparkle, and the trend of wearing diamond earrings has only grown in popularity ever since. Today, you can find diamond earrings in a variety of styles, such as drop earrings, hoop earrings, and stud earrings – and they’re all perfect for any outfit.

Lab Grown Diamonds

Lab grown diamonds are a stunning alternative to mined diamonds. They are chemically, physically, and visually identical to natural diamonds, so you’ll get the same hardness, brilliance, and fire you love with lab grown diamonds. They are also conflict free by design, and significantly more affordable than their mined counterparts. Learn more about lab grown diamonds with our buying guide and start shopping today.

How to Clean Diamonds

Diamonds might be the hardest stone in the world, but they’re also grease magnets, so it’s important to keep your diamonds clean to maintain their signature sparkle. The easiest (and safest) way to clean your diamonds is to use a “degreasing” solution of warm water and mild dish soap. Let your diamond jewelry soak for about 30 minutes, then rinse it off under warm water. If there’s still a bit of dirt and grime, use a clean soft-bristle toothbrush to gently wipe it away. Once the diamond is clean, simply dry it off with a soft, lint-free cloth – and then you’re good to go!