Top 5 Diamond Shapes You Might Not Know

My loyal groom readers are one of a kind. They're guys who aren't satisfied with the stigma that men don't, can't and despise getting involved in the wedding process.  They're going against the grain and spending extra time to be the best as groomanly possible.  Anything unique and hard to find is a only a small hurdle for my followers, and it's my job to make overcoming those hurdles as easy as possible.

Being a great groom all starts with finding the right engagement ring.  I know engagement ring shopping can be very intimidating, because there is so much lingo and technical terms to wrap your head around.  From the "four C's to ring insurance, you could spend six months doing research alone. However, finding the right diamond, and band is less about understanding the industry, and more about understanding your bride.  If you know what she's looking for and what would make her happy, you're bound to make the perfect choice.

If your bride is into the unique and hard to find, but also wants to keep it traditional with a diamond, take a look at Whiteflash.com's top five shapes you don't know.

	Oval A great choice because it is extremely versatile. Oval can easily be worked into either intricate or simple designs.
	Heart While this novelty shape may not be for everyone, it could be the perfect intimate and romantic statement you're significant other is hoping for.
	Radiant If your bride loves toting the hard to find this is a great choice.  It's a square variation on the emerald shape, giving a unique look with stunning impact.
	Asscher A rare and sought-after diamond shape with mesmerizing depth that needs nothing more than a simple band.
Which Shape is your favorite?	Cushion Found more commonly in antique jewelry, using a cushion-cut loose diamond in a piece of jewelry will give a vintage-y style.