Brand new to Valley Jewelers, contemporary metals for men and women and available in full and half sizes.  Imagine wearing a ring that is permanently polished and always looks brand new.  Imagine a ring more durable than any other available on the market.  Those are the qualities of our Dura Tungsten bands, formulated from our exclusive patent-pending process to be the best Tungsten rings in the world. Dura Tungsten bands are guaranteed to hold there shape and shine indefinitely. If you find a single scratch on your Dura Tungsten band, we will replace it immediately, free of charge. To those who have sensitive skin to certain metals, rest assure that Dura Tungsten jewelry causes no adverse effects.  Dura Tungsten rings are quite simply a great investment all around.  We also offer the Dura Cobalt Collection, White Dura Tungsten Collection, Titanium Collection and Ceramic Couture Collection.  Please stop by and visit our beautiful collections.

Our diamond experts can help in selecting the right diamond and setting for you. Valley Jewelers offers engagement rings, ladies wedding & anniversary bands, and men's rings by Camelot, Stella and Regal. We also offer custom designed rings to meet your personal style. Valley Jewelers establishes long-standing relationships with our customers and take pride in finding quality diamonds for you.

Our experts are knowledgeable and accessible, able to explain the 4Cs of diamonds, as well as show you a selection of diamonds in a range of prices.

While all diamonds are beautiful, only by comparing stones will you be able to appreciate what makes one more rare and valuable than another. When you view stones side by side, you will understand why diamonds that look similar at a casual glance are priced differently.

Keep in mind that there are no "bargain" diamonds; there are only diamonds of different value, weight and brilliance.

A trusted Jeweler can help you choose a diamond shape that suits your personal taste. The classic Round Brilliant, Emerald and Princess cuts are among the most popular today.

How Much to Spend - The Diamond Buyers Guide

When you start to think about buying a diamond- and the love it will symbolize- you naturally want the best you can afford and a beautiful stone you will treasure forever. Diamonds can be found in a range of prices and you're certain to find one within the Diamond Quality Pyramid that suites your taste and what you plan to spend.

If you are about to buy a Diamond Engagement Ring, you may want to consider spending the commonly accepted guideline of two months salary. But it is up to you to settle on a diamond that will truly represent your deepest emotions and the promise for the future you will share.

How can you be sure to choose the perfect diamond for her? She may already have dropped hints by admiring a photograph or a diamond being worn by someone else. Browse with her at a trusted Jeweler, share your knowledge of the 4Cs and later surprise her with a diamond beyond all her expectations.

When it come to other types of diamond jewelry, such as a Diamond Solitaire Necklace and Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings, purchase the diamond that captures the brilliance of the moment. Choosing a quality diamond to celebrate one of the most intimate occasions in your life is a truly rewarding experience for the one who gives as well as for the one who receives.

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The following four C's are the main factors that contribute to the price of a diamond.

Carat
Carat is the measure of weight for gems. It has nothing to do with size. The way a diamond is cut and how it is mounted can make a diamond look bigger or smaller regardless of its carat or point size (100 points= 1 carat). Please be aware that larger diamonds are more rare then smaller diamonds. This is why the price of diamonds rises exponentially as the carat weight rises.

Clarity
A diamond's clarity is graded on the number, location, size and type of inclusions found within the stone. An inclusion is either a mineral or fracture that occurred while the diamond was being formed by nature. These inclusions may look like crystals, specs or even clouds. Diamond clarity is graded on a scale from "F" (flawless) to "I" where inclusions can be seen by the naked eye (without the use of a 10x loupe.) The more inclusions, the less valuable the stone and the less fire and brilliance the stone will have.

Color
Diamonds can have a significant range of color and the more colorless the stone, the more valuable. The scale range starts at D (colorless) to Z. (There is no A, B, or C.) Grades D through I are colorless to near-colorless while J through Z will have hues of yellow to brown. As inclusions will affect the brilliance of a stone, the more color a stone has, the less brilliant it will appear.

Cut
The cut of the diamond refers to the proportions and angles of the finished diamond. Every facet of the diamond must be cut and then polished to precise specifications. Scientific formulas map out how to best cut a stone so light will reflect from one facet to another until it finally disperses through the top of the stone. The better the light reflects out, the greater the fire and brilliance, the more expensive the diamond.