3 thoughts on “How much is the 18K gold diamond ring? How about Blue Nile's diamond ring?”
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18K gold and platinum are higher hardness, suitable for diamond rings that are more complicated for inlaid styles, or a large diamond itself, which is stronger. However, compared to platinum, there will be fading and need electroplating maintenance. In addition, 18K gold has more choices, rose gold, gold and platinum are available, and the price is more cost -effective than platinum. The same diamonds and precepts, 18K gold will be about 1k cheaper than platinum. Blue Nile's precepts are still very good. 18K gold generally also has free lifelong maintenance services. The overall cost performance is relatively high.
18K gold and platinum are higher hardness, suitable for diamond rings that are more complicated for inlaid styles, or a large diamond itself, which is stronger. However, compared to platinum, there will be fading and need electroplating maintenance. In addition, 18K gold has more choices, rose gold, gold and platinum are available, and the price is more cost -effective than platinum. The same diamonds and precepts, 18K gold will be about 1k cheaper than platinum. Blue Nile's precepts are still very good. 18K gold generally also has free lifelong maintenance services. The overall cost performance is relatively high. Has my answer helped you? If so, please adopt
18K gold and platinum are higher hardness, suitable for diamond rings that are more complicated for inlaid styles, or a large diamond itself, which is stronger. However, compared to platinum, there will be fading and need electroplating maintenance. In addition, 18K gold has more choices, rose gold, gold and platinum are available, and the price is more cost -effective than platinum. The same diamonds and precepts, 18K gold will be about 1k cheaper than platinum. Blue Nile's precepts are still very good. 18K gold generally also has free lifelong maintenance services. The overall cost performance is relatively high.
In this case, the diamond ring still depends on its color and purity, etc. The gap between this price is very large
18K gold and platinum are higher hardness, suitable for diamond rings that are more complicated for inlaid styles, or a large diamond itself, which is stronger. However, compared to platinum, there will be fading and need electroplating maintenance. In addition, 18K gold has more choices, rose gold, gold and platinum are available, and the price is more cost -effective than platinum. The same diamonds and precepts, 18K gold will be about 1k cheaper than platinum. Blue Nile's precepts are still very good. 18K gold generally also has free lifelong maintenance services. The overall cost performance is relatively high. Has my answer helped you? If so, please adopt