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Diamonds Under $500
Find diamonds that sparkle within any budget. Maximize value when you select diamonds under $500 in the popular fancy shapes including marquise, heart, and princess cuts.
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0.20 Carat F-SI2 Emerald Cut Diamond
$220
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0.35 Carat H-SI2 Emerald Cut Diamond
$240
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0.23 Carat F-VS1 Emerald Cut Diamond
$250
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0.30 Carat K-SI1 Oval Cut Diamond
$250
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0.29 Carat G-VS2 Emerald Cut Diamond
$260
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0.22 Carat E-VS2 Emerald Cut Diamond
$260
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0.23 Carat I-VS1 Emerald Cut Diamond
$270
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What shape diamond is the most budget-friendly?
Round-cut diamonds are the most expensive shape, since they’re also the most popular. Maximize your budget by considering the nine fancy shapes—princess, emerald, Asscher, cushion, marquise, radiant, oval, pear, and heart—which are beautiful, unique, and affordable diamonds.
Which of the 4Cs should I prioritize within my budget?
No matter what budget you're working within, it's always a great idea to prioritize the cut. Choosing an ideal or Astor ideal cut will provide you with maximum brilliance.
How do you make a diamond appear larger?
A good way to make a diamond appear larger than the carat size is to choose the right cut and setting. A round cut isn’t as deep as other cuts, maximizing the diamond’s bulk. A thin, delicate setting will make the diamond seem bigger, compared with a thicker, bolder setting. A pavé or halo setting can also make a diamond appear larger.
What clarity should I choose on a budget?
All diamonds have some flaws. When you're purchasing a diamond under two carats on a budget, start by looking at VS2 (very slightly included) grades, which happen to be Blue Nile's most popular diamond clarity.
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