10K White Gold 1/4 Cttw Lab Grown Diamond Vertical Three Stone Ring

Highlights

• Two round lab-grown diamonds are set in a vertical three-stone arrangement on the band.
• Total diamond weight is 0.25 ct, with F-G color and VS1-VS2 clarity.
• The shared prong setting grips each stone at a few points, leaving the sides open to light.
• The 10K gold is finished with rhodium plating over gold for a bright white surface.
• Diamonds are lab-grown, matching natural diamonds of the same grade in structure and hardness.

Good to Know

• Total diamond weight of 0.25 ct across two round, lab-grown diamonds with F-G color and VS1-VS2 clarity.
• Shared prong setting leaves each stone open to light from more than one side.
• Rhodium plating over gold gives the ring a bright white finish.
• Rhodium plating over gold will wear through over years of daily use and eventually need re
• plating.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the ring made from?

The ring is made from 10K white gold, rhodium plated over gold, which gives it a bright white, reflective surface finish.

What is the total diamond weight and how many stones are set?

The piece holds two round lab-grown diamonds with a total weight of 0.25 ct, set in a shared prong setting arranged vertically on the band.

Are the diamonds natural or lab-grown, and what is their quality?

The diamonds are lab-grown, with F-G color and VS1-VS2 clarity, and are physically identical in structure and hardness to natural diamonds of the same grade.

How should the piece be cleaned and stored?

Clean it with mild soap, water and a soft cloth, avoiding polishing compounds or dips that can wear down the rhodium plating, and store it separately to prevent scratching.

How to Care for Your 10K White Gold 1/4 Cttw Lab Grown Diamond Vertical Three Stone Ring

1. Clean the piece with mild soap, warm water and a soft cloth to remove oils and buildup.
2. Avoid polishing compounds or jewelry dips, as they can thin the rhodium plating over time.
3. Remove the ring before swimming, cleaning or exercising to limit contact with chemicals and abrasion.
4. Store the piece separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching of the plated surface.
5. Have the piece re-plated by a jeweler if the rhodium finish wears through with years of daily use.