SAVE BIG MONEY WITH HALO

Want to save money?

Big money?

Well, here’s how you can buy a huge diamond engagement ring, and save tons of money at the same time.

Interested?

Good!

Because you can literally save thousands (in this example you can save almost $3,000), and not sacrifice quality, cut, color, certification, or clarity!

In fact, you’ll actually end up with a prettier diamond ring, and you’ll also get a much bigger carat total weight too!!!

All you need to do, is to purchase HALO!

No I’m not talking about the XBox game Halo (although buying that would save you $7,288), I’m talking about the halo diamond mountings that are kick ass cool.

Take a peek at some halo mountings here:

For this post, I’m going to highlight my favorite halo mounting of the bunch (shown below). It’s a halo that’s full of gorgeous high quality diamonds and it’s simply stunning.

See here…

Take a look at the features:

• One beautiful row of diamonds that circle the center stone
• Pave set diamonds running down the side
• All diamonds are VS2-SI1, G-H color
• Set in 14kt white gold, so it’s bright, lustrous, and much cheaper than platinum
• It blings like crazy

This ring contains 36 full cut diamonds in all, totaling 1/4 carat total weight.

So here’s what you do…

Buy yourself a 3/4 carat center stone (VS2 so it matches the side stones), and have it set in the ring for the perfect proposal.

3/4 carat diamond:

As a great example, I’ve picked out this spectacular 3/4 carat diamond…

With Excellent cut, Excellent polish, Excellent symmetry, GIA certified, and no Fluorescence, this diamond rocks.

It’s about as good as it gets.

Once you set that stone into the halo mounting, it will face up much bigger and brighter than a one carat diamond solitaire (of the same quality). Compare below…

Compare prices:

And that one carat diamond shown above, of the exact same cut, color, and clarity, sells for $7,080, plus a standard 14kt white gold tiffany style mounting sells for $240, bringing the grand total to $7,320 in all.

Halo mounting price:

Now the halo mounting, which sells for $1,470, along with the .72 carat brilliant cut diamond which sells for $2,960, totals $4,430 in all.

By doing this, you actually save yourself $2,890 all together.

That’s a lot of dough.

And not only do you save 3 grand, but she ends up getting the 1.00 carat of diamonds she always wanted. That’s ideal!

It’s a win-win.

Plus, halo and pave mountings have tons of sparkle, brilliance and fire (especially being VS2 – very clean diamond with a white color).

So purchase a halo, save some good money, and everyone’s in heaven.

CARAT, CLARITY, COLOR, CUT, POL, SYM, FLUOR	PRICE	VIEW
3/4, VS2, F, EX, EX, EX, NONE	$2,890	VIEW
1/4, Halo Mounting, 14k	$1,470	VIEW

Cheers! :)