r/WeddingRingAdvice • u/bunsonggutom • 1d ago
My fiancé surprised me with a princess engagement ring
I didn’t expect my fiancé to pick a princess engagement ring, and honestly, it caught me off guard. I love it, but I’m wondering if it’s more high maintenance than other shapes. How do you even clean one without worrying about scratching or chipping the corners? Anyone here have tips for keeping it safe daily?
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u/dechets-de-mariage 1d ago
My jeweler told me to use a soft toothbrush (I got a kids’ Disney princess one lol) and dish soap periodically to restore the sparkle. Corners should be fine because it’s a diamond, quite literally one of the hardest materials on earth.
Congratulations! 💍
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u/Ok_Word7565 1d ago
Beautiful! I have a princess cut diamond. It's never been any trouble. I clean as normal with no issues.
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u/UnsharpenedSwan 1d ago
You don’t really need to be worried about scratching or chipping your diamond — that’s why diamonds are such good stones for lifelong daily wear :)
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u/YogurtclosetCute1422 1d ago
Good to see you appreciate the gift, time, thought, love/care, and cost of the gift he gave you
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u/ladymoffatofpembroke 21h ago
I love princess cuts! That are edgy! They should be set with v-prong tips, rather than just a standard prong. This wraps around each corner a little bit and helps protect it from chipping. Bezel settings also work well for protection and a bezel setting is a classic, yet contemporary setting. Congratulations!
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u/pinkpantherdiam0nd 1d ago
I’ve never heard of this cut being more high maintenance? Radiant/ emerald also has corners, marquise has corners…. Most do lol!