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Every piece of jewelry has a metal component that accentuates the wonderful contrast between the piece, the gems it holds, and your skin. Some metals look better on certain skin tones than others and some metals highlight certain gemstones better than others. A good rule of thumb is that people with cooler skin tones appear best in light metals, such as platinum and white gold. Rose and yellow gold jewelry looks best on warm complexions. Those with neutral skin tones will look great in any white, rose, and yellow metals.

The shape of your diamond is not just its physical form but a representation of your individual personality and style. Here at Grown Brilliance, we have a multitude of shapes and styles for you to choose from, so you can find the one that is most uniquely you.

There are a variety of settings available to personalize the solitaire style. For example, the prong setting holds the diamond in place by small "claws," and is most popular when stylized with either 4 or 6 prongs. The 6 prong setting, also known as the Tiffany Setting, has 6 minimalistic "claws" that hold the diamond above the band, whereas the 4 prong setting, also known as the Classic Setting, offers a more brilliant display of the center diamond by showing it off with only 4 prongs to hold it in place. The double prong features a set of prongs where the claws wrap around offering the illusion that the claws holding the diamond are slimmer. Another type of setting is the bezel setting which displays the center diamond with a single ring of metal around its girdle. Whatever setting you choose should be a reflection of your own personal choice and style that represents both you and your love.