14KT White Gold Diamond Cocktail Band Ring (1 1/2 cttw, H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity)

Highlights

• Sixty-two baguette diamonds combine for a total diamond weight of 1.5 carats.
• Diamonds are natural, Very Good cut, with H-I color and I1-I2 clarity.
• A channel setting seats each stone between two walls of metal with no prongs to catch on fabric.
• The band is solid 14K white gold with a rhodium finish for a bright white surface.
• Available in a single ring size, size 7.

Good to Know

• Sixty-two natural baguette diamonds provide a substantial 1.5 carats total weight.
• The channel setting protects the diamonds' edges and avoids snagging on clothing.
• Solid 14K white gold with a rhodium finish gives lasting brightness rather than a thin plated layer.
• I2 clarity means some inclusions may be visible to the naked eye.
• The ring is offered only in size 7, with no other sizing options.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the 14KT White Gold Diamond Cocktail Band Ring (1 1/2 cttw, H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity) made of?

It is solid 14K white gold with a rhodium finish, not a plated base metal. The rhodium layer gives the piece its bright white surface and adds resistance to tarnish.

How many diamonds are in this ring and what is the total carat weight?

There are 62 baguette-cut diamonds set in a channel setting, totaling 1.5 carats combined. The diamonds are natural, with H-I color and I1-I2 clarity, and a Very Good cut.

What size is this ring?

It is available in a single size, size 7, and is not offered in other sizes.

How should I care for this ring?

Clean it gently and store it separately to protect the rhodium finish and the channel-set diamonds. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cloths that could dull the polished surface over time.

How to Care for Your 14KT White Gold Diamond Cocktail Band Ring (1 1/2 cttw, H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity)

1. Clean the piece with a soft, lint-free cloth to preserve the rhodium finish.
2. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals, chlorine, or abrasive cleaners.
3. Store it separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching the metal or diamonds.
4. Remove the ring before swimming, bathing, or heavy physical activity.
5. Have the channel setting checked periodically to ensure the diamonds remain secure.