14K White Gold 1.0 Cttw Diamond 7 Stone Band Ring

Highlights

• Seven round natural diamonds are set in a shared prong setting across the band.
• Total diamond weight reaches 0.98 ct, with I-J color and SI2-I1 clarity.
• The metal is 14K gold, rhodium plated over gold, for a bright white finish.
• The shared prong setting keeps the diamonds set close together along the band.
• The diamonds are untreated and graded Good for cut.

Good to Know

• Seven natural diamonds total 0.98 ct, giving noticeable sparkle across the band.
• The shared prong setting opens the sides of each diamond to more light.
• The rhodium plated over 14K gold finish gives the ring a bright, white surface.
• Diamond clarity of SI2
• I1 is lower on the grading scale, so some inclusions may be visible.
• Rhodium plating wears thin over years of daily wear and will eventually need re
• plating.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the ring made from?

The ring is 14K gold, rhodium plated over gold, which gives it a bright white surface finish. Rhodium is part of the platinum family and is prized for its reflective, tarnish-resistant surface.

How many diamonds does the piece have and what is their total weight?

The piece is set with seven round natural diamonds in a shared prong setting. Together they carry a total diamond weight of 0.98 ct, with a color grade of I-J and clarity of SI2-I1.

How should I care for the piece over time?

Clean it with mild soap and water and a soft cloth rather than polishing compounds or dips, which can wear down the rhodium plating. On a ring worn daily, the plating can thin over years of use and can be re-plated by a jeweler.

Are the diamonds in the piece natural or lab-grown?

The diamonds are natural, not lab-grown.

How to Care for Your 14K White Gold 1.0 Cttw Diamond 7 Stone Band Ring

1. Clean the ring with mild soap and warm water using a soft cloth.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and jewelry dips, which can wear down the rhodium plating.
3. Remove the ring before contact with household chemicals or chlorine.
4. Store the ring separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching.
5. Have the rhodium plating renewed by a jeweler if it thins from daily wear.