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3.41 Carat Emerald Cut Lab Grown Diamond in Solitaire 14k White Gold Ring

Offered by: Assay Jewelry

Description
3.41 CARAT Emerald Cut Lab Diamond Engagement Ring in 14k white gold solitaire ring. Emerald cut, H color, VVS1 clarity. This diamond ring is the perfect buy for those in search of a simple band that lets the diamond speak for itself. The diamond features no inclusions of any kind to the naked eye and a large face that is not too deep. Meaning the carat weight is very optically present when worn face up on a ring, as opposed to high carat stones with large depth, in which the carat weight is more hidden.

The ring is made in a secure setting with a cathedral-style, mid-profile mounting.

Double rhodium plated for long-lasting brilliance and shine.

LOOSE DIAMOND LINK
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SKU#: CD0017R

Center stone:
✔ Carat: 3.41
✔ Color: H
✔ Clarity: VVS1
✔ Cut: Emerald
✔ Measurements: 10.67 x 7.09 x 4.70 mm

IGI Certificate #: LG22126410

Ring Details:
✔ Metal: 14 karat gold (solid)
✔ Style: Solitaire
✔ Color: White
✔ Setting: 4-Prong, cathedral
✔ Ring Size: 5.5 U.S.
✔ Ring Weight: 3.4 grams

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THINGS TO NOTE:

★ The center stone diamond is a lab-grown diamond, not an earth-mined diamond. If you wish to have this exact ring made with an earth-mined diamond, please message us directly.

★ Comes complete with an IGI certificate of authenticity, certificate of appraisal, ring box with gift wrapping, and a service warranty.

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What makes this lab-created diamond better than most lab-grown diamonds?

The growth method for these diamonds is known as CVD, short for Chemical Vapor Deposition. This method of growth is superior to other alternatives like HPHT (high pressure, high temperature) because it uses far less energy and machinery, thereby leaving a smaller carbon and energy footprint during growth. This advanced growth method also creates diamonds of far better quality. HPHT produces diamonds with mainly yellowish or brownish-yellow colors, while CVD creates stones with much higher color and clarity grades.