What Should Be The Wedding Ring Design Price Of Your Ring?

THERE CAN BE A LOT OF PRESSURE when it comes to purchasing an engagement ring for your future spouse. If you’re not a wedding guru—or someone like me who binges TLC wedding shows—it’s hard to know what to spend. And no, you shouldn’t just go with whatever the jewelry store clerk is telling you is “normal.” Fortunately, DiaondDisrtictBlock is giving future brides and grooms some help in the how-much-diamond-should-I-buy department.

DiamondDisrtictBlock works like a Kayak for diamonds, connecting users to conflict-free diamonds that fit their criteria (price, carat, color, clarity, etc.) at independent jewelry stores. Now they’ve taken the data collected through their online search system and released the stats on what people in cities across the country—including Houston—look for in their nuptial bling. 

Today purchasing a cheap engagement ring has now become the status quo of identifying yourself as one who is already taken and ready for marriage but have you ever played with the rock or band on your hand and thought about its history? Since it's not specified in the bible or the oldest documents that give detailed accounts of practices before marriage in time passed.
The popular Engagement Ring of the modern age had its beginning as recent as the 19th century and wasn't always a symbol of undying affection, it was more or less the first part payment of the bride price to be paid to the bride's family but handed over and worn by the bride. It was a kind of insurance provided for the woman, in case the prospective partner which was always the man at that time disbands the marriage thereby compromising the woman's virtue and appeal to other men.

According to their numbers (which are updated in real-time), the average Houstonian is looking to spend about $9,600 on a diamond when they put a ring on it, with the average weight coming in just above 1.5 carats. That’s even higher than the average for Texas, which is about $9,000. Of course, averages are skewed by the Kanye Wests of the world who shell out for 15-carat stunners. In Houston, the most popular searches are for diamonds costing just over $2,000, around $5,000 and just under $6,000. Even better: based on search popularity, the median search is for a stone that’s just shy of $1,500.

The most popular shape searched in Engagement Ring Design For Females in the Bayou City is round, followed by oval and cushion. Houstonians also favor stones classified as H, or near-colorless, and are more likely to sacrifice clarity, with a fifth of searchers opting for VS2 or very slightly included stones.

There is a publication in which diamond search stats are there for nearly 20 cities, so of course, we had to see which metros are most likely to think a giant diamond is a girl’s best friend. We were surprised that Houstonians are willing to spend more on diamonds compared to Dallas (average: $9,114). In fact, Houston’s average is higher than almost every city analyzed, with only New Yorkers ($11,373) and Californians (San Francisco $11,894; Los Angeles $10,294; San Diego $9,722) searching for more expensive stones on average. And the most frugal cities when it comes to engagement bling? Denver, Minneapolis/St. Paul and Atlanta.

So what have we learned from sorting through the data? First, there’s no right or wrong price when it comes to a diamond—in Houston, the same percentage of people search for diamonds priced between $500 and $750 as search for stones that are $4,250 to $4,500. So pick out a Wedding Ring Design that speaks to you, and fits your budget—it’s love, not any rock, that we all want to last forever.

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