14K White Gold 1.00 Cttw Round Diamond Prong Set Wedding Band

Highlights

• Twelve natural round diamonds total 1.008 ct in weight.
• Diamonds are set in 4-prong settings that leave the sides of each stone open to light.
• Metal is 14K white gold, finished rhodium plated over gold.
• Diamonds are graded I-J for color and SI2-I1 for clarity.
• The band is a Diamond Wedding Band style suited to bridal wear.

Good to Know

• Totals a full 1.008 ct across 12 natural round diamonds.
• Rhodium plated over 14K gold finish gives a bright, even white surface.
• 4-prong settings leave each diamond open to light from the sides.
• Diamond clarity of SI2
• I1 includes some visible inclusions.
• Rhodium plating over gold will wear through over years of daily wear and eventually need re
• plating.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the band made from?

The band is 14K white gold, finished rhodium plated over gold. Rhodium plating gives the piece a bright white surface and helps resist tarnish on top of the gold underneath.

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

The piece holds 12 natural round diamonds set in 4-prong settings, totaling 1.008 ct. The diamonds are graded I-J for color and SI2-I1 for clarity.

How should the piece be cared for?

Clean it with soap, water and a soft cloth rather than polishing compounds or dips, which can thin the rhodium layer. Because it is worn daily on the hand, the plating can wear through over years and a jeweler can re-plate it when needed.

Are the diamonds natural or lab-grown?

The diamonds in the piece are natural. Natural and lab-grown diamonds share the same structure, hardness and sparkle, so the choice between them comes down to rarity and story rather than the stone itself.

How to Care for Your 14K White Gold 1.00 Cttw Round Diamond Prong Set Wedding Band

1. Clean the piece with mild soap, warm water and a soft cloth.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and jewelry dips, since they can thin the rhodium plating.
3. Remove the piece before contact with household chemicals or chlorine.
4. Store the piece separately in a soft pouch or lined box to prevent scratching.
5. Have a jeweler re-plate the piece if the rhodium finish wears through over years of wear.