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Pick of the Week – Volume 72

March 31, 2025 by Joden Girl

Joden Girl

Baubles and Bling with Unbelievable Pricing

Today, we are featuring a timeless beauty… and offering it for a new and unbelievable price. Made entirely of platinum from one of today’s most iconic engagement ring designers, this ring is practically perfect in every way. Tacori has been making the most beautiful diamond rings for more than forty years. They’ve put their classic style and traditional stamp on this gem.

A delicate shank is meticulously set with twin rows of tiny round brilliant diamonds. They span halfway around the ring so that when you view the ring from the top, all you see is diamond. The diamonds ascend the shoulders of the ring and continue on to the petal shaped prongs. There are fifty-six diamonds in total with a combined weight of just .20 carat. The gems are meant to add a hint of sparkle that enhances the center stone without stealing the spotlight.

Nestled into the center of this ring is every girl’s dream – a 1.00 carat earth-mined, natural diamond. Graded by the Gemological Institute of America, this color of this beauty is G and the clarity grade is VS2. Nothing to complain about there! Now, let’s get to the good part – the discount!

As you know, these featured Pick of the Week pieces have been with us for a while. And this timeless beauty is no exception. Previously offered on our site for $13,050.00, we have reevaluated it based on the current market. This one is a shocker – even I was surprised! Today, we are dropping the price to just $7,250.00! Don’t sleep on this deal – hop on over to joden.com and hit that buy button! You won’t be sorry. ♦

“You can go to a museum and look, or come to us and touch.”

Written by Carrie Martin

Photos by Dana Jerpe

Pick of the Week – Volume Eleven

August 12, 2020 by Joden Girl

Joden Girl

Baubles and Bling with Unbelievable Pricing

Simply the best… a near colorless 1.13 carat round brilliant diamond sits aloft an expertly crafted platinum setting. Four square-cornered prongs secure this sparkling beauty between sixteen princess cut diamonds, eight to the left and eight to the right for a combined total of .24 carat. These precision cut diamonds are accented by tiny beaded edges called milgrain. This detail brings to mind a row of ivory satin-covered buttons running elegantly down the back of a bridal gown.

When viewed from the side profile, this engagement ring definitely doesn’t disappoint. A pair of matched crescent shapes are fitted into the gallery wires of the cathedral-style . A third miniature crescent sits just slightly off center at the base of the shank. This pattern is repeated on the opposite side as well. Each of these shapes are set with diamonds, sixteen in all for a total weight of .10 carat.

Perhaps you’ve seen that miniature crescent before. I know I have. It’s the signature trademark of Tacori – arguably the most sought after brand in modern engagement design. Every single element of this ring is harmonious perfection. As I said… simply the best. Simply Tacori.

At Joden, we have a handful of these designer rings… each one more lovely than the last. I love the crisp, clean lines of this gem. It’s flat-sided, allowing a wedding band to fit snugly against it. The center diamond rises above the ring, like a shining star – but held securely with those four platinum prongs, it’s suitable for daily wear.

It’s everything you want in an engagement ring – AND now it’s the Pick of the Week. You know what that means… special pricing. Now that we’re on week eleven of this special edition of Joden Girl, I’ve become a bit of an expert at crunching numbers…

International Gemological Institute appraised value – $16,465.00
Original Joden Price – $14, 250.00
NEW UNBELIEVABLE PRICE – $11,300.00!

In case you’re counting, that’s a savings of $2,950.00! This deal is simply too good to miss! Go to our site and look then come to Joden and touch.

Written by Carrie Martin

Photos by Dana Jerpe and Shelly Isacco

Pick of the Week – Volume Three

June 17, 2020 by Joden Girl

Joden Girl

Baubles and Bling with Unbelievable Pricing

Sometimes, it’s all in the name… the third Pick of the Week is from one of the most recognized brands in luxury engagement rings – Tacori. This iconic design house was founded in 1979 but didn’t become a household name until much later. The stars of the first season of “The Bachelorette“, Trista and Ryan exchanged vowels with wedding bands made by Tacori. Other celebrities, including Ellen Pompeo have selected dream rings from this iconic designer. At Joden, we have several Tacori rings, including this one.

The “Simply Tacori” collection combines elegant and sophisticated details for today’s modern woman. This week, we are offering a unique part of the collection – this platinum beauty. It features ten baguette diamonds and twenty-two round brilliants that have a total weight of .70 carat. We hand-selected a bright white oval diamond as the crowning glory. It’s an exact one carat dazzler! Certified by the International Gemological Institute of America – this diamond is a G color, VS2 clarity.

Today, I found this mounting (made in white gold, ours is platinum) without a center stone at two different retailers. Both were offering just the mounting for $4,570. Originally, we had the complete ring, including the center diamond, listed at $8,000. Today, it’s our Pick of the Week and available for just $5,500! That’s right – the platinum Tacori ring with a one carat oval diamond center for just $5,500!

Undoubtedly, an engagement ring is one of the most significant purchases you will ever make. This ring is the outward symbol of the promise you’ve made. You’ve already found the perfect partner, now it’s time to choose the perfect ring. Pricing available exclusively at Joden Jewelers.

“Go to our site and look, then come to Joden and touch.”

Written by Carrie Martin

Photos by Dana Jerpe and Shelly Isacco

Baubles and Bling with Unbelievable Pricing

Baubles and Bling with Unbelievable Pricing

Baubles and Bling with Unbelievable Pricing

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