Sometimes—no, actually—most times, consumers have no clue about diamond sizes. They often have questions like these: Is one carat big or small? Will a one-carat stone look minuscule on my fuller finger, or will it overpower my petite hand? Will a two-carat princess cut look as large as a two-carat emerald cut? Is the ‘asscher’ cut flattering on my finger? Thoughts like these often leave customers feeling stumped and unsure—especially when they can’t try the rings on in person. Even in today’s world, in which people shop increasingly online, this lack of knowledge about ring cuts, carats, and sizes can still pose an issue for online buyers. However, with the right tools, there is a way around this. Read below to learn more about how we have solved this for your customers.

During the Virtual Try-on process, your customers use our Dynamic Rendering process, which allows them to customize the shapes of the center stone and carat weight. With this tool, customers get a chance to try on the same design but alternate the diamond shapes and sizes to see how they will look on their own fingers. They can find their ideal style, as well as understand the proportions. This is an excellent option for customers to see what they have imagined and is, perhaps, an option they may not even get from the local jewelry shop.

When integrated on your page, our system will show only the stones and sizes that you allow to be set in the ring. In other words, the smart integration ensures that customers can only customize the ring with alternate stones, sizes, and cuts available for that particular ring. If you already have a design tool (such as a Ring Builder or Configurator), our system will complement it for a unique user experience, syncing to the available shapes and sizes that we are shown in the Try-on for each ring.