Brian Gavin Signature Diamond alongside Whiteflash ACA diamond - Internal Lighting

Two 'super ideal' diamonds set in engagement style rings. On the right a Brian Gavin 1.54 ct Signature, on the left in a gold setting, a 1.23 ct Whiteflash ACA - both excellent. Shown in indoor lighting.

[@vjones174]

EIther are excellent. Share your specification with them and see who gives the best price. Check the data and images they supply and see if they are prepared to offer a discount. You never know! Both the Whiteflash ACA and Brian Gavin Signature range are top grade.

[@thuylinhlinh1986]

I'm searching for a diamond engagement ring. Do you think which company I should go for a premium diamond, Brian Gavin or Whiteflas, regardless of prices.

[@danielslwu]

could you please share links to the web pages of the stones on BGD and whiteflash's websites? I would like to see the H&A images of the stones

[@connielin67]

Is brian Gavin or whiteflash better to get h&a?

[@lixx35]

My fiance just purchased BG h&a signature today. We did extensive research, and we are fans of BGD ;)

[@oconselhoafricanodediamant6851]

The Brian Gavin diamond is more superior...

[@duchesslustmoontype11a37]

I have a ACA Cut Diamond that’s 1.52 carat Type 2a rough D IF for both studs and they are superior to the Brian Gavin Black series. Because I have bought both. So I can compare quality between both !! And my Whiteflash ACA performs better than my Black series Super Ideal Hearts and Arrows !!

[@kgan4733]

@@duchesslustmoontype11a37 good to know. I guess individual diamonds could vary. I was just cleaning up some jewelries yesterday, and then found out that a very small diamond i purchased randomly in my twenties shines like crazy, much better than any others