14K White Gold 1/2 Cttw Diamond 5 Stone Band Ring

Highlights

• Five round natural diamonds total 0.5 ct across the band.
• Diamonds are set in a shared prong setting that keeps the row continuous.
• Diamond color grades I-J with clarity graded SI2-I1.
• Finish is rhodium plated over gold, giving the band a bright white surface.
• Band is 14K white gold beneath the rhodium finish.

Good to Know

• Five round natural diamonds total 0.5 ct in a shared prong setting.
• Rhodium plated over 14K gold finish gives the band a bright, white surface.
• Shared prong setting keeps the diamonds set in a continuous row across the band.
• Diamond clarity ranges from SI2 to I1, which includes lower clarity grades.
• Rhodium plating on a ring can wear through over years of daily use and eventually need re
• plating.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the ring made from?

The band is 14K white gold finished with rhodium plated over gold, which gives it a bright white surface. This plating sits over the gold beneath it and is the finish visible on the piece.

How many diamonds are set in the ring and what is their total weight?

The piece holds 5 round diamonds in a shared prong setting, totaling 0.5 ct. The diamonds are natural, with I-J color and SI2-I1 clarity.

How should I care for the diamonds and plated finish?

Clean the piece with soap, water and a soft cloth rather than polishing compounds or dips, which can thin the rhodium layer. Store it separately from other jewelry to avoid scratching the plated surface.

Is this ring suited to everyday wear?

The shared prong setting holds all 5 diamonds along the band in a continuous row. Over years of wear the rhodium plating on a ring can wear through, at which point a jeweler can re-plate it.

How to Care for Your 14K White Gold 1/2 Cttw Diamond 5 Stone Band Ring

1. Clean the piece with warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth to remove everyday residue.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and jewelry dips, which can thin the rhodium plated finish.
3. Remove the ring before contact with lotions, chlorine or household chemicals to protect the plated surface.
4. Store the piece separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching the plated finish.
5. Have the rhodium plating professionally re-plated by a jeweler if it wears thin over years of use.