She absolutely loves the ring and everyone she has shown is raving about it. I can not thank you both enough for all you did in helping me so much with every aspect of the ring.
We are expecting to tie the not towards the end of 2014 and will defiantly have the other rings made with you so that can match the exquisite beauty of the engagement ring.
Thank you again so very, very much. I will be sending as many people as possible your way.
Kind regards,
Alex
Matthew H
My experience with 1791 was perfect. I found the whole website easy to use and love the fact you can pick and choose what ring you like and what diamond as well. I was a little unsure with what I was buying without seeing it first hand although when I spoke to a 1791 representative her recommendation was clear and very informative. Delivery of the ring was excellent and the whole process was very simple. When the ring arrived it was better than I imagined.
Eternal Engagement Ring Review
The Eternal represents diamond engagement ring craftsmanship at its finest. Boasting a magnificent contemporary three stone design, the Eternal incorporates a large central diamond and two gorgeous side stones.
If budget is a major consideration, Eternal may not be your number one choice since it falls into the higher price bracket for designer diamond rings. Bear in mind, though, that the price tag reflects the unsurpassed craftsmanship, exceptional diamond quality, and a truly stunning design from 1791 Diamonds Head Designer, Alice Herald.
Available in either 18kt white gold, an 18kt white gold setting with an 18kt yellow gold band or in platinum, the Eternal caters for all lifestyles. For example, if you happen to work with your hands or enjoy the great outdoors; durable, hard-wearing, hypo-allergenic platinum would be the ideal choice.
If you're a 'yellow gold kinda person', the option of a yellow gold band with white gold setting is a great one. Not only will the white gold setting make the diamonds appear bigger and brighter, but their natural fire and brilliance will be accentuated due to the fact that 1791 Diamonds only use diamonds with an Excellent or Very Good cut, anyway.