Chocolate Diamonds In Engagement Rings
By: Kelly York
Chocolate Diamonds Used as Accents, Designed by LeVian Jewelers
Chocolate diamonds can look so beautiful when they are placed in an engagement ring. Sometimes they are the center diamond and sometimes they are accents around the center diamond. If you’re looking for something very unusual and unique, chocolate diamonds might be the perfect ring for you.
Chocolate Diamonds
Chocolate Diamond Ring by LeVian Jewelers
LeVian’s chocolate diamonds have been spotted on famous women on the red carpets of many celebrity events. Some of the celebrities who have been photographed wearing LeVian’s diamonds are Melissa McCarthy, Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood. So, wearing LeVian’s diamonds are going to put you in that amazing category of fashionable women.
Chocolate diamonds were once considered worthless and used only as an industrial diamond. This means that they were used on cutting tools and had various other functional applications. They were not put in jewelry settings at all, because it was assumed that people would not like the brown color. As we can tell today, they are quickly becoming a popular diamond! They are used as the center stones and also as accent diamonds in white diamond settings.
An Engagement Ring from LeVian Jewelers
LeVian Chocolate Diamond Engagement Ring
When you want something very different than what is used as a typical engagement ring, chocolate diamonds will surely fit the bill. LeVian Jewelers designs beautiful settings that are centered around chocolate diamonds and also their other colored diamonds. It is common to find red, pink, green and even blue diamonds in the jewelry designs that LeVian Jewelers creates.
These chocolate diamond rings really stand out. When the average person is struck by their beauty they won’t realize that what they are admiring is actually a diamond. Chocolate is a color the typical person does not expect to see in a diamond! If you decide to go with a chocolate diamond engagement ring, your ring will certainly be the topic of discussion at any event you attend.