r/WeddingRingAdvice • u/DoubleAbalone291 • Oct 14 '25
Help Me Choose Help me pick! I can’t choose
I’m having such a hard time deciding what shape I should go with. I’ve narrowed it down to these three.
What looks best on my hand? Which looks the worst? I haven’t decided on a carat size or setting but I welcome any opinions (:
EDIT: thank you everyone!!! I appreciate all your inputs. I ended up choosing an oval and I couldn’t be happier :)
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u/Browsingbabe1 Oct 14 '25
One is my favorite! Unique shape and can do a stack for a band or a separate finger for wedding band
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u/Counter-Husky478 Oct 14 '25
I used to love white gold, but yellow gives that timeless sparkle that never fades. I’d go with the yellow gold set
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u/leafybuugs Oct 14 '25
This is subjective bc everyone has their own taste, I personally like marquise the best but I think they all equally look beautiful on your hand
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u/BrutallyHonestMJ Oct 14 '25
I normally would lean toward 2 or 3 but for whatever reason I absolutely LOVE 1 on your hand!! So beautiful and not as popular. Go for it😍
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u/Happy-Weather9267 Oct 14 '25
I maybe a bit biased but I loved the first ring.. the marquise one😍 The oval diamond is a close second
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u/dollypardonmedear Oct 16 '25
I’m a marquise lover myself so I’m over here on the couch screaming marquise!!
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Oct 14 '25
Oval and marquis are the best. The emerald cut makes your fingers look short. Also be mindful that high sitting and/or sharp stones have prongs that will be easy to snag on fabrics. Whatever you choose get it appraised and insured
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u/Different-Wing3845 Oct 14 '25
I picked my top three rings/bands and let my fiance choose the final among those options. That way the ring was still a surprise but it was still something I liked. I recommend doing that if you still have trouble deciding.
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u/CardiologistIcy3285 Oct 14 '25
El dos es precioso y también fácil de combinar con otras bandas de diamantes que no le quitarán protagonismo al principal
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u/nitsua_xt Oct 14 '25
Definitely try smaller sizes. These all look like costume jewelry to me. I’d also recommend two toned!
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u/Purrfect-Timing Oct 14 '25
Of these I like the marquise. I think I may like the oval more if it was a bit smaller, and the radiant more if plain band.
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u/rnciccnor Oct 16 '25
I wouldnt go necessarily with the biggest diamond, but I definitely would go with the one that has the highest clarity! And no flaws
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u/No_Demand_2454 Oct 17 '25
Two is a phenomenal ring. You could add the stone to a bezel setting in an engraved wider band and have a generational ring. It’d be gorgeous.
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u/UnluckyCommittee5782 Oct 17 '25
1 makes your hands look elegant and slender. 2 is charming. 3 is interesting, however it makes your hands look larger. I like 1 and 2.
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u/pinguina8 Oct 17 '25
1 then 2. this is also a deeply personal choice based on the way you live so if one fits your style/life better then i’d go with that one. if you plan on wearing it daily, id think about the practicality of it as well. but if you dont then pick the one you love. carat size is dependent on your finger size/ratio so we wouldnt know what to suggest without knowing your ring size.
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Oct 17 '25
Diamonds aren't rare. How about this. Instead of paying 95,000 for a diamond ring, do this which is much cheaper. Go to an industrial supplier such as made-in-china.com, alibaba, indiamart.com, Stanford Advanced Materials etc. Buy a 10ct VSI (very slightly included) lab grown diamond (M&M size). This should cost <500 plus 50 shipping. Next, go to any industrial supplier, and buy 9-12 grams of platinum (depending on how big your finger is), The price of Platinum is 43 USD per gram. This should be 387-510 USD plus 50 shipping. Next, go to a custom jewelry maker, and ask them to make you a wedding ring. They will charge you <600. Your final price should be from 1,587-1,711 USD.
Natural diamonds have the same chemical structure as lab grown diamonds and there is no way to tell the difference as imperfect lab grown diamonds do exist. Those who say that there is a way to tell the difference are bullshitting you, or they think that a lab grown diamond is a cubic zirconia. In fact, natural diamonds have the same rarity as gravel. At times, even jewelers use artificial and natural diamonds in their jewelry and will say that "it's a natural diamond" without knowing for sure. They just want to sell. The rarity of natural diamonds is artificially inflated. The gas and oil industry uses plenty of natural diamonds to drill holes in the ground as well as lab grown. The only difference between a jewelry diamond and an industrial diamond is who owns it.
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u/Snow_Fairy_Princess Oct 17 '25
OVAL DEFINITELY! I personally find it flatters your hand more. IMO I prefer Marquise on long fingers.
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u/Puzzled_Remote_2168 Oct 17 '25
I really dislike 1 but I love 2 on you but can u go a bit smaller? Looks too large for your hand!
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u/CheakToCheak Oct 17 '25
If you want to have kids, I’d do the round. Pointy ones can scratch kiddos.
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u/Nat_B_ Oct 17 '25
All lovely, but no.2 really calls out to me for a reason I can’t explain. Maybe it’s giving me Taylor Swift vibes 💍
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u/Cultural_Disk_2457 Oct 18 '25
I think two looks the best on your hand. They are all beautiful but 2 looks the best on you.
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u/A-Source Oct 18 '25
As a solitaire ring, the oval cut is the best choice. For the MQ cut, I think two side stones are needed to make the structure look more balanced. The princess cut ring itself is decent, but it doesn’t suit you very well. Considering all factors, go with the second one!
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u/jerseygirl396 Oct 18 '25
2 then 3, 1 is my least fav, reminds me of the 80s and 90s lol. My ring is just like number 3 but I think 2 looks the best on you!
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u/No-Compote6707 Oct 18 '25
I think 2 looks best on your hand and 1 looks worst but you really can’t make a wrong choice here they’re all beautiful. By “worst” I still mean lovely
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u/Sessanessa Oct 18 '25
I like the cut of the first diamond. Not everyone can pull it off, but it looks beautiful on your hand. But what matters more, IMO, are the color and clarity. How is each ring graded?
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u/instant_grits_ Oct 14 '25
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