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If you are looking for a cheap engagement ring that doesn’t look cheap, then your best bet is to get something that makes use of the lab created cubic zirconia diamonds. A half carat CZ solitaire with smaller accents, or a 1 carat marquise cut stone, or a traditional cluster or three-stone ring or even a princess cut CZ engagement ring with pave set accents will pass very nicely.
Also a baguette cut eternity ring or a round brilliant cut half eternity wedding band is very feasible, and for something different try the newest CZ blue tanzanite rings that are accented with white or transparent CZs and look very real. You can also go with a garnet in place of a ruby engagement ring and add cubic zirconia accents and have it set in yellow gold. It will still be affordable being partly real and partly fake.
I’d like to mention one more time that a really beautiful engagement ring choice, that is quite new and looks very real, are the cubic zirconia blue tanzanite rings. Lab created cubic zirconia which are made to mimic the purple blue tanzanite stone are extremely good buys because they look so real and the color is rich and dazzling. Since tanzanite is a rare stone that many people outside the jewelry industry don’t know a lot about, it’s hard for anyone to say it’s real or not and since the price of tanzanite can be high or affordable, it is possible to believe that a person may have a genuine tanzanite engagement ring that’s quite large without everyone raising their eyebrows and asking how it’s possible.
Anyway, no matter if you want to have a believable CZ ring or a fun fake, take a look at the new blue tanzanite rings and see if they might be a good idea for you. By the way, there are lots of CZ tanzanite creations for sale online for under $30.
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