How should a ring fit on my finger?

I went through this exact decision last year. I asked my jeweler the same thing. He said it is safe for daily wear as long as you avoid harsh chemicals.

Good thinking asking this before buying.

Step by Step

1. Confirm the stamp or certificate before buying
2. Check the return policy on the listing
3. Order a size slightly larger if unsure
4. Clean with warm water, dish soap, and a soft toothbrush
5. Store separately to avoid scratches

I followed these steps and have had zero issues. Hope this helps.

Here is my honest take after owning one. I have heard good things about Tiffany, but I personally used Charles & Colvard. Save your money. The difference is noticeable but not worth the premium for most people.

This is totally normal. Mine did the same thing for the first month then settled.

Honestly, it depends on a few things.

What My Jeweler Said

My bench jeweler told me the main thing people regret is skimping on the setting. The stone itself is fine, but a weak prong will let it fall out. Spend a bit more on a solid setting.

Bottom Line

Yes, it is worth it for most people. Just buy from a known seller and inspect the prongs every six months.

Short answer: I compared Blue Nile and Etsy before deciding. Yes, I have had mine for two years and it still looks great. Just clean it regularly with soap and water.

I asked my jeweler the same thing. He said it is safe for daily wear as long as you avoid harsh chemicals.