Engagement ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 5.07ct. tw. Diamond (Lab-grown)
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Description from the seller
IGI report number: 56J7487825
This is a stunning, high-carat solitaire engagement ring featuring a massive emerald-cut laboratory-grown diamond set in yellow gold.
The centerpiece of this ring is a very high-quality Laboratory Grown Diamond.
Shape & Cut: Emerald Cut. This is a step-cut style, known for its rectangular facets that create a "hall of mirrors" optical effect rather than the sparkle of a round cut.
Carat Weight: 5.07 Carats. This is an exceptionally large stone with significant finger coverage.
Dimensions: It measures 11.28 x 7.93 x 6.00 mm, giving it a distinct elongated rectangular shape.
Color: Colorless (Range D-E). This is the highest color grade possible. The diamond will appear icy white with absolutely no yellow tint, which contrasts beautifully with the yellow gold setting.
Clarity: VVS (Very Very Slightly Included). This denotes excellent clarity. Even under 10x magnification, it is difficult to see any imperfections. To the naked eye, this diamond is flawless.
Finish: Very good.
The Setting:
Metal: 18K Yellow Gold. The ring is stamped "18k".
Style: Solitaire. The design is minimalist, featuring a thin, plain band that ensures all attention remains on the large diamond.
Prongs: The diamond is held securely by four yellow gold prongs at the corners, which protect the edges of the emerald cut.
Total Weight: The entire ring weighs 3.65 grams.
Overall Aesthetic:
This ring is a blend of classic elegance and modern luxury. The Emerald Cut offers a sophisticated, vintage feel (reminiscent of Art Deco styles), while the thin yellow gold band provides a warm, trendy contrast to the icy whiteness of the stone. Because the stone is over 5 carats, it is definitely a "statement piece."
IGI report number: 56J7487825
This is a stunning, high-carat solitaire engagement ring featuring a massive emerald-cut laboratory-grown diamond set in yellow gold.
The centerpiece of this ring is a very high-quality Laboratory Grown Diamond.
Shape & Cut: Emerald Cut. This is a step-cut style, known for its rectangular facets that create a "hall of mirrors" optical effect rather than the sparkle of a round cut.
Carat Weight: 5.07 Carats. This is an exceptionally large stone with significant finger coverage.
Dimensions: It measures 11.28 x 7.93 x 6.00 mm, giving it a distinct elongated rectangular shape.
Color: Colorless (Range D-E). This is the highest color grade possible. The diamond will appear icy white with absolutely no yellow tint, which contrasts beautifully with the yellow gold setting.
Clarity: VVS (Very Very Slightly Included). This denotes excellent clarity. Even under 10x magnification, it is difficult to see any imperfections. To the naked eye, this diamond is flawless.
Finish: Very good.
The Setting:
Metal: 18K Yellow Gold. The ring is stamped "18k".
Style: Solitaire. The design is minimalist, featuring a thin, plain band that ensures all attention remains on the large diamond.
Prongs: The diamond is held securely by four yellow gold prongs at the corners, which protect the edges of the emerald cut.
Total Weight: The entire ring weighs 3.65 grams.
Overall Aesthetic:
This ring is a blend of classic elegance and modern luxury. The Emerald Cut offers a sophisticated, vintage feel (reminiscent of Art Deco styles), while the thin yellow gold band provides a warm, trendy contrast to the icy whiteness of the stone. Because the stone is over 5 carats, it is definitely a "statement piece."
Details
Era
After 2000
Total carat weight of all stones
5.07
Laboratory Report
International Gemological Institute (IGI)
Lab report number
56J7487825
Diamond type of main stone
Lab-grown
Diamond colour grade of main stone
D (colourless), E
Metal
Yellow gold
Fineness
18 kt.
Brand jewellery
No
Number of diamonds main stone
1
Main Stone
Diamond
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
5.07
Diamond clarity grade of main stone
VVS1, VVS2
Total weight
3.65 g
Condition
New
Country of Origin
Israel
Gender
Women
Shape of main stone
Emerald
Cutting style of main stone
Step cut
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