Make Your Anniversary special With a Stunning Diamond Necklace!

Make Your Anniversary special With a Stunning Diamond Necklace!

by Caroline Melkonian

Your wedding anniversary is a time of celebration. But it can also be difficult time for a man if you are unsure of what to buy your wife as a gift! Most women have high expectations, especially around the first, fifth, tenth and twentieth “milestone” anniversaries, and expect a beautiful and special gift from their husband.

Milestone anniversaries traditionally have a specific gift type attached to them – for example the first anniversary is paper and the tenth is tin. However this might not cut it in the modern world! In most cases a gift made out of paper won’t receive a great reception from your wife on your first anniversary – most men will surely be aware of this fact! Following this tradition, the sixtieth anniversary brings the gift of diamonds. But why wait? Regardless of how long you have been married, diamond jewellery makes an unforgettable gift, and most women will appreciate it more than a piece of jewellery made out of tin!

When you are looking for diamond jewellery for your anniversary gift there are many different options open to you. When you proposed to your wife you probably did so with a beautiful engagement ring, so choosing a different type of jewellery that will match is an excellent idea. Your wife will surely be wrapped to receive a stunning diamond necklace to add to her jewellery collection. Diamond necklaces are the perfect versatile accessory and if you buy the right type, will be treasured forever.

Versatile is definitely the word when it comes to diamond necklaces! The necklace has many more forms than the diamond ring, and probably more forms than any other diamond jewellery. There are thousands of different combinations of length, settings and stones to choose from. To begin with, you should work out the budget you have to spend on your gift. When you know this, it will be easier to decide on a style that falls within what you have to spend.

You should first look at what sort of diamond you would like in the diamond necklace. The Internet is a great resource for this, often with very detailed pictures and descriptions. The basic shapes of diamond are:

Round Brilliant Diamonds – This is the most popular modern diamond shape, and accounts for 75% of the diamond trade. Oval Diamonds – A rounded, symmetrical design. Marquise Diamonds – Pointed at the ends, with a long rounded middle. Pear Shaped Diamonds – A mix between Oval and Marquise, pointed at the top and rounded at the bottom. Heart Shaped Diamonds – The most romantic cut, shaped like a heart for your sweetheart! Emerald Cut Diamonds – A rectangular cut, with rounded corners. Princess Cut Diamonds – A square cut, very popular due to the sparkle it gives the diamond. Trilliant Diamonds – An extremely brilliant cut, the many different facets of this triangular diamond give it an unparalleled sparkle. Radiant Cut Diamonds – Another brilliant cut, in a neat square or rectangular shape.

Any of these shapes will look stunning in a diamond necklace, so choose the diamond shape that best suits your wife’s personality and existing jewellery.

The type of metal setting and chain will also come down to personal preference. Whatever will match the jewellery that your wife already owns is best, whether that is gold, white gold, silver or platinum. Every woman has a preference for what sort of metal she likes, and it should be easy to tell from her existing collection. Apart from these basics, the specifics of your diamond necklace are limitless! There is a lot of variety when it comes to length, style and overall design. Again, browsing online will give you a good idea of what’s out there before you head out to the shops.

Your anniversary is a special time, so why not make it even more special with a stunning gift of diamond jewellery? Your wife is sure to love a new diamond necklace, and your anniversary will be a great success!

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Posted in wedding on Nov 9th, 2008, 3:08 am by Caroline Melkonian   

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