A Princess Cut diamond is one of the most popular choices for discerning brides. 

Talk about unforgettable, princess cut diamonds are renown for their brilliance and sparkle.  The stones come in square, rectangle or cushion cuts, but radiate on par with the more traditional round diamonds.

Many people recognize the four-pointed star formed by the diamond's pavilion facets, which narrow towards its corners creating its distinct pattern. 

Due to the way princess cut diamonds are cut, consumers can often strike a better deal with jewelers when compared with the price of a round brilliant diamond of the same carat weight. 

Princess cut diamonds have their origins in Los Angeles, where they were developed. 

Go to a reputable jeweler:* You don't want to take chances here. Make sure they have a solid reputation and are certified by the Jewelers of America or a member of the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). GIA also provides diamond-grading certificates. And don't forget to get it insured.

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-- Listen up guys! When it comes to the proposal, majority of your funds should be spent on the engagement ring; not the proposal. 50 percent of women would rather a man splurge on the diamonds rather than the proposal as most would be satisfied with a simple, inexpensive, romantic proposal at a park.<< MORE >>

"I've been with my beautiful lady for eight years since our senior year in high school. As I entered God's purpose for my life I prayed for her to be the one to share the rest of my life with," said Leonardo Nerio in his contest submission. "I've been wanting to propose to her in such a spectacular way but haven't had the money to buy the engagement ring. She's a great help in my ministry and the best thing that has ever happened to me."

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The top celebrity wedding proposal of all time, or so Brides.com believes, was John F. Kennedy's 1953 presentation of a diamond engagement ring (with emeralds) to Jacqueline Bouvier.  The future President and his First Lady met at a Georgetown dinner party in May 1951.

Other wedding rings celebrities include:  June Carter and Johnny Cash; Grace Kelly and Prince Rainer; Seal and Heidi Klum; Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer; Selita Ebanks and Nick Cannon; Courtney Cox and David Arquette; Jordan Bratman and Christina Aguilera; Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes; and Ryan Phillippe and Reese Witherspoon.

A major Texas-based national jewelry retailer reports that colored diamonds are in heavy demand at its many mall stores throughout the country.  "Colored diamonds are all the rage right now," observes an executive.

New Years, the chain notes, is one of the top dates when couples choose to make and announce their marriage proposals.  As always, Princess Cut Engagement Rings are also very popular with couples.   

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