- Platinum
- Laboratory-Grown Diamonds
- GIA Certificate Grading:? Round?Diamond: G Colour, VS1 Clarity 1.51ct
- Pear Shape Laboratory-Grown Diamonds: total carat weight: 0.42ct?
- Condition: New
- Finger Size: M
- Suitable for
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A stunning trilogy ring, beautifully balancing three?laboratory-grown diamonds of superior quality in an elegant?Platinum mount.
All the diamonds in this ring are Laboratory-Grown Diamonds which?combine the beauty of nature and the wonders of science. A Laboratory Grown Diamond or Synthetic Diamond is almost indistinguishable to a natural diamond in terms of the physical, chemical and optical characteristics. The only difference is that it has been created by scientific means rather than created by nature and mined from a natural resource.
The?Laboratory-Grown?diamonds have the same exquisite sparkle, strength, brilliance and fire that you would find with a natural diamond, yet the price is significantly lower.
The central round brilliant cut stone comes with an GIA Laboratory Grown Diamond Grading Report, assessing the gem as 1.51ct, G colour, VS1 clarity. Dimensions: 7.16mm x 7.24mm x 4.61mm.
The?design?is completed by the pair of perfectly matched?pear shape?diamonds.? The Laboratory Grown Diamonds?add a shimmering elegance with a tapering design making this ring very flattering to wear. They have a total carat weight of 0.46ct.
The ring is crafted from luxurious Platinum, the side profile of the ring is?designed to?allow plenty of light to enter the gems and create the sparkle.? The shank has a width of 2.6mm and?the head of the ring measures 17mm x 7mm.? The design is?wed-fit, so another ring will sit perfectly flush against it, giving you plenty of choice for wedding or eternity rings in the future.?
The ring is currently a size M and is suitable for resizing. If you require an alternative size, please contact our??store.
This ring would make an exquisite dress ring, engagement ring, or a gift of love as the Trilogy design represents your relationships past, present and future.
Read more about Laboratory-grown Diamonds in our blog?
