Engagement Rings

Many of the diamonds on our site are a part of our exclusive inventory. However, some of the diamonds listed are from third-party vendors who sell their diamonds on our site as well as other sites. Because of this, you may purchase a diamond on our site and later receive an email that the diamond is no longer available. You will be notified within 48 hours if the diamond is no longer available. This slight delay is because many of our diamond vendors are internationally based, creating a time difference.  

When a diamond is no longer available, we will work with you to find a similar diamond. You will not be charged for anything until the order ships.

​​Engravings can be added to the girdle of the diamond using lasers. Please note that engraving a diamond will make it final sale. If you are interested in engraving your diamond, please contact our customer service team.​​

​You can request for a diamond to be reserved. Just contact our customer service team at 1-888-9RITANI or chat online now.​

​It can take up to 48 business hours to receive HD diamond images.​

​​Any Ritani diamond purchased directly on Ritani.com after October 11, 2012 is eligible for an upgrade, as long as it is certified by the GIA or AGSL. You can upgrade to a diamond that is at least 50% greater in value than your original diamond. We will exchange your diamond for credit equal to 100% of its original value. To start the diamond upgrade process, contact customer service at 1-888-9RITANI or chat now.​​

​ Red diamonds are the rarest diamond color. There have been less than 30 red diamonds ever found! 
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​Round-cut diamonds sparkle the most. Choose an Ideal cut grade to get maximum sparkle! 
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​​An engagement ring’s carat weight really depends on your budget and your future spouse’s tastes and expectations. Believe it or not, not everybody wants a rock! In the United States, the average engagement ring is about one carat. 
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​​Real diamonds range greatly in price. Their cost really depends on many factors, such as the quality of the stone and the shape of the stone. ​​

​​The worth of a 1-carat diamond depends on lots of factors, such as its cut grade, clarity grade, and color grade. A 1-carat diamond can cost anywhere between $1,000 to $12,000 or more. ​​

​​Diamonds are the hardest gemstones, and they are in high demand, which makes them more expensive. Additionally, mining and cutting diamonds to become beautiful sparkling stones adds to their cost. The size and quality of a diamond can also make it more expensive.​​

​​A moissanite stone that is the equivalent of a 2-carat round-cut diamond can cost between $900-$1,400 depending on its color grade.
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​​A 1-carat diamond will be noticeable on the finger. The average engagement ring in the U.S. is about 1 carat. If you want to make your 1-carat diamond appear even bigger, choose a halo setting, which surrounds the stone with tiny diamonds. Note that the diamond shape you choose can make your diamond appear larger - for example, a 1-carat marquise cut, oval-cut, or pear-cut diamond will appear larger than a 1-carat round-cut diamond since these stones have a larger surface area.​​