- Is 10k white gold good for a ring worn often?
- 10k gold is 41.7% gold, so it is harder and more scratch-resistant than 14k or 18k but has less gold content and a duller white tone. It is a reasonable choice for a statement ring worn occasionally. White gold also needs rhodium plating over time to stay bright.
- What is the difference between the emerald, ruby, sapphire and tanzanite versions?
- The setting and diamond accents are the same; only the center gemstone changes. Emerald and ruby are traditionally treated stones, sapphire is the most durable of the four, and tanzanite is softer and best kept away from knocks and harsh cleaners.
- How big are the diamonds?
- The ring carries 0.17 carat total of diamonds, split across the accent stones. That is a small accent weight, so expect sparkle rather than a prominent diamond look.
- Can I get it resized?
- It is sold in sizes 5 through 10, so pick your size at purchase. Rings with gemstones and channel-set diamonds are harder to resize than plain bands, and a jeweler may decline or charge more for work near the stones.
- Is $1,114 a good price?
- Only one new price is listed, $1,114.00 at Macy's as of November 4, 2026, so there is no recent range to compare it with. Compare it against similar 10k white gold gemstone rings with about 0.17 carat of diamonds before deciding.
- What comes in the box?
- Expect the ring and Macy's packaging; a gemstone grading report is not typically included at this price. Ask the seller about a certificate for the center stone if that matters to you.