Free Engagement Ring Estimator Tool With 3 Clicks

The estimated value of an engagement ring takes into account various factors, including the chosen metal (e.g., platinum, white gold, yellow gold, rose gold), the type of gemstone (e.g., diamond, sapphire, emerald, ruby, moissanite, lab-grown diamond), and the style of the ring (e.g., classic, vintage, contemporary, minimalist).

The estimated value is calculated using a formula that considers the base value of the ring, multipliers for the selected metal, gemstone, and style, and a 35% variation based on the quality of the rock. The calculations aim to provide a rough range reflecting the possible value of the engagement ring.

The 35% variation accounts for differences in the quality and value of gemstones. Higher-quality gemstones, such as those with better color, clarity, and cut, may result in a higher estimated value, while lower-quality gems may lead to a lower assessed value.

The estimator provides a rough range of the estimated value and may not yield an exact amount. For a precise valuation, consulting with a professional jeweler or appraiser who can consider additional factors and perform a detailed assessment is best.

While the estimator can provide an approximate value for a standard engagement ring, custom-designed rings may require more specific assessments due to unique features and materials. For custom rings, consulting with a skilled jeweler for a personalized valuation is recommended.

While the estimator can provide a general idea of the estimated value, it should not be the sole determining factor when purchasing an engagement ring. Consider other aspects, such as craftsmanship, design, and personal preferences, and always seek advice from reputable jewelers to make an informed decision.