If you are looking for the perfect way to say “Marry me”, “I love you” or “Happy Anniversary”, there is nothing more romantic or appropriate than the three stone diamond ring. The three stones represent the past, present and future (PPF). They essentially state I have loved you, I love you now and I will always love you.

PPF rings are relatively new and are very hot right now. All of the major jewelers, including DeBeers and Tiffany’s, now carry these rings in a variety of styles and sizes. When they originally came out, they were marketed mainly as three round stones, all the same size. We have seen this change over time.

Now the PPF rings come in different diamond shapes, including oval and princess cut diamonds. Cluster diamonds, where about ten small diamonds are put together to form a round diamond cluster, are also popular and give you lots of sparkle at a lower price. From far away, the three clusters actually look like three large, round diamonds. Bezel set diamonds as well as other precious stones are also being used to give the PPF rings a different twist.

The current trend in the PPF rings is to have a larger diamond in the center and two smaller diamonds on the side. This signifies that the past and the future are important, but being with them, right now is what matters the most. You can also have the inside of the ring engraved to say, “Past, Present and Future” or a special date or saying that means something to you.

In addition to the three stone diamond rings, there are a variety of other pieces of three stone jewelry that carry the same PPF meaning. You can find PPF diamond pendants, earrings and bangle bracelets, so you can buy a whole PPF jewelry ensemble for the one you love.

Whatever occasion, the three stone diamond ring is an excellent way to show your love and devotion. It let’s your loved one know that you will always be there for them, that your love will last forever. In the end, that love is what matters most.

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