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Another place to look is jtv.com. The Bella Luce line has a number of options for a wedding set.

If you keep the CZ under 1 carat, it is almost impossible to tell a good CZ from a diamond without using a loupe. It's when you go for the 4 or 5 carat mega-size that a fake stands out.

BTW - I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the Bella Luce line! Just remember though, you cannot resize those rings. I recently got this one and it looks very pretty:
Bella Luce - Pink and Silver

My fiance proposed last August and we will be getting married August 28th of this year. I have had the fortune to study diamonds and jewelry, and I can tell you that no matter how good the CZ looks, it will still look fake. I bought a CZ to wear on our honeymoon so I don't damage my brand new wedding band or engagement ring while on the beach. I put them next to each other just to see how it would look and there is a huge difference!

It is definitely a personal choice, and if my fiance had proposed with a CZ because he couldn't afford a diamond, I still would have said yes. It just means more to me because although he couldn't pay cash for all of the ring, he was willing to get what he knew I would love! (BTW, he constantly joked that my ring would come out of a vending machine or cracker jack box so I was prepared for just about anything except for him proposing! That was a total shock!)

I have a 3/4 carat CZ that I won in a jewelry store contest. The store had three stones in a display case - two were CZ and one was a diamond. If you correctly guessed the diamond, you won a CZ. (bummer - not the real diamond)

Most people incorrectly picked the CZ. It took me about 5 minutes of staring to figure out the real diamond - and even today I have to look at the thing under a loupe to really tell. That's why I say that if you get a good CZ and keep it under a carat, most people cannot tell the difference.