14K Yellow Gold 1/2 Cttw Round Diamond Milgrain Wedding Band

Highlights

• Fourteen natural round diamonds are set in micro-pave across the band.
• The diamonds total 0.504 ct with I-J color and SI2-I1 clarity.
• The band is 14K yellow gold finished with rhodium plated over gold.
• A milgrain edge runs along the diamonds for added detail.
• The diamonds are cut Good and untreated, sourced as natural stones.

Good to Know

• Fourteen natural round diamonds totaling 0.504 ct are set edge to edge in micro-pave.
• Rhodium plated over gold gives the band a bright white surface with 14K yellow gold beneath.
• The milgrain edge adds fine textured detail along the diamond row.
• The rhodium plated layer will wear thin over years of daily wear and eventually needs re
• plating.
• The diamonds are graded SI2
• I1 clarity, which is lower on the clarity scale.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the ring made from?

The ring is crafted in 14K yellow gold and finished with rhodium plated over gold, giving it a bright white surface over the warmer gold beneath. This combination pairs the warmth of yellow gold underneath with a reflective, tarnish-resistant top layer.

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

The ring holds 14 natural round diamonds set in micro-pave, totaling 0.504 ct. The diamonds are graded I-J for color and SI2-I1 for clarity.

How should I care for the plated finish over time?

Clean the piece with mild soap, water and a soft cloth rather than polishing compounds or dips, which can wear down the plated layer. Since this is a ring worn daily, the rhodium plating will wear through over years of use and can be re-plated by a jeweler when needed.

What setting style holds the diamonds in place?

The diamonds are held in a micro-pave setting, where tiny beads of metal secure each small stone close to the next. This creates a continuous line of sparkle along the band rather than widely spaced individual stones.

How to Care for Your 14K Yellow Gold 1/2 Cttw Round Diamond Milgrain Wedding Band

1. Clean the piece with mild soap, warm water and a soft cloth to keep the surface bright.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and jewelry dips, since they can wear down the rhodium plated layer.
3. Remove the ring before swimming, cleaning or exercising to limit contact with chemicals and abrasion.
4. Store the piece separately in a soft pouch or lined box to prevent scratching.
5. Have a jeweler re-plate the rhodium finish if it wears thin from years of daily wear.