Diamond Pinky Rings

Measure the pinky you plan to wear the ring on with a ring sizer. Check late in the day and avoid measuring cold hands. Try a sizer close to your chosen band width. For US sizes 2, 2.5, or 3, contact us to confirm the options for the design you want. Source: AGS 10 Questions to Ask Before Buying Fine Jewelry. How to Measure Your Ring Size.

Start with the look you want on your finger. One carat equals 0.2 grams, so weight alone does not show how large a diamond looks. Compare its length and width in millimeters, along with hand photos. Our Nina pear wave ring offers center diamonds from 0.75 to 2 carats. Source: GIA How to Select a Round Diamond Engagement Ring. GIA Settings That Make Your Diamond Engagement Ring Look Bigger. MM-to-Carat Conversion.

A full bezel surrounds the diamond’s edge with metal to help protect it. Prongs leave more of the stone visible. Compare the finished ring’s height, exposed edges, and side profile before choosing. The setting name alone does not tell you how the ring will fit or feel. Have the setting checked regularly by a jeweler. Source: AGS 10 Questions to Ask Before Buying Fine Jewelry.

Pear and marquise describe the diamond’s shape; wave and bypass describe the ring’s design. Choose the stone outline and band shape separately. Pear and marquise points need protection from a secure setting. Compare top and side views to check the stone’s angle, ring height, and space beside your ring finger. Source: GIA Guide to Diamond Shapes for Engagement Rings.

Choose a solitaire for one main diamond, or a diamond band for a line of smaller stones. Try the full combination together, including rings on nearby fingers. Several rings on one finger can tighten the fit. Check that settings do not rub or scratch each other as you move your hand. Source: GIA Ring Stacking Guide: How to Style and Stack Your Rings.

Choose based on color, care needs, and budget. Leonids offers 10K, 14K, and 18K solid gold, platinum, and sterling silver across this collection. Sterling silver contains 92.5% silver and can tarnish. White gold may need fresh rhodium plating over time. Check the metal options for the exact design you like. Source: GIA White Gold vs. Silver: What Is the Difference?

Yes. This collection currently includes sterling silver diamond bands below $500 and selected gold diamond bands below $1,000. Compare the complete ring price after choosing the metal and stone options. Check whether a listed weight refers to one center diamond or total carat weight, or CTW, across several stones. Source: GIA How Much Should an Engagement Ring Cost?

Leonids offers custom design help. Share your ring size, preferred diamond shape and metal, and reference images. Ask us to confirm which changes are possible, the final price, and production time before you order. Review the return terms for your custom request before giving approval.

Leonids uses real lab grown diamonds in this collection. Each center diamond of 0.5 carat or more comes with an IGI report. Accent stones may not have individual reports. We provide the final report details after shipping. Use IGI’s report lookup to check the report number and diamond details. Source: IGI The Importance of a Grading Report When Buying Diamond Jewelry Online. IGI Buying Your First Diamond? Here’s What to Know About Lab Grown vs Natural.

Some designs can be resized, but full eternity bands may need to be remade. The metal, stone layout, and amount of change all matter. Contact Leonids before local resizing or repair. We will confirm whether your design qualifies for our resizing service and explain any limits or costs.

Leonids offers international shipping and free US shipping. Standard production takes about 15 business days, followed by shipping time. Check delivery costs, any import charges, and return terms for your destination before ordering, especially for custom or engraved rings. Contact us before checkout if you need your ring by a set date. Source: FTC Don’t Let Scammers Get in the Way of Your Holiday Shopping.