Is a marquise lab-grown diamond a good choice for an engagement ring?

Yes, if you like the elongated shape. A marquise faces up large for its carat weight and flatters the finger. The trade-off is that its two pointed ends are the most vulnerable part of the stone, so a setting that guards the tips matters.

How does a lab-grown diamond compare with a mined one?

It is chemically and optically the same as a mined diamond, with the same hardness and sparkle. The difference is origin and resale: lab-grown stones cost less up front and hold little resale value.

What do F color and VS1 clarity mean?

F is in the colorless range, so the stone looks white to the eye. VS1 means very slightly included, with inclusions hard to see under magnification and generally invisible without it.

Will the marquise cut show a bow-tie?

Marquise cuts can show a dark bow-tie band across the middle. It varies stone to stone, so ask to see the specific diamond in different lighting before committing.

What is included with the ring?

US orders include a TraxNYC appraisal listing the gold gram weight and diamond carat weight. Keep it for insurance and valuation.

How do I find the right ring size?

Borrow a ring that fits the same finger and have it measured. Sizes run 5 through 9 with half sizes, and the metal comes in yellow, white or rose gold.

14K Gold Marquise Solitaire Lab-Grown Diamond Engagement Ring 71312

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14K Gold Marquise Solitaire Lab-Grown Diamond Engagement Ring 71312

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Our take on the 14K Gold Marquise Solitaire Lab-Grown Diamond Engagement Ring 71312

A single-stone engagement ring with a 2.50 carat lab-grown marquise diamond in F color and VS1 clarity, set on a 14K gold band weighing 3.30 grams. The elongated marquise shape does the design work here, so the look is clean and classic rather than haloed or side-stone heavy. It suits shoppers who want a large, high-clarity lab-grown stone in a simple solitaire. Against multi-stone and halo rings, it offers more finger coverage per carat and a lower profile, but less sparkle spread across the band.

Best forShoppers wanting a large lab-grown center stoneFans of elongated, finger-lengthening cutsMinimalist solitaire tastesEngagement on a classic four-point look

Pros

2.50 carat marquise is a substantial center stone
F color and VS1 clarity are high grades
Lab-grown diamond at a fraction of mined cost
Simple solitaire setting keeps the stone the focus
14K gold band at 3.30 grams
Marquise cut makes the finger look longer

Cons

Pointed marquise tips are prone to chipping without a protective setting
Solitaire leaves the band plain, with no side stones
Lab-grown stones resell for far less than mined ones
Marquise cut shows inclusions and bow-tie shadows more than round cuts

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About the 14K Gold Marquise Solitaire Lab-Grown Diamond Engagement Ring 71312

This is a marquise solitaire engagement ring. A single 2.50 carat lab-grown marquise diamond sits alone on a 14K gold band. The diamond is F color and VS1 clarity.

With only one stone, the shape carries the design. The marquise cut is long and pointed at both ends. The ring weighs 3.30 grams.

Style: Solitaire engagement ring
Stone: Lab-grown marquise diamond
Carat weight: 2.50 ct
Diamond color: F
Clarity: VS1
Metal: 14K gold
Gold colors: Yellow, white or rose gold
Ring weight: 3.30 grams
Sizes: 5 to 9, including half sizes
Appraisal: TraxNYC appraisal listing gram and carat weights, included with US orders

Questions and answers

Is a marquise lab-grown diamond a good choice for an engagement ring?: Yes, if you like the elongated shape. A marquise faces up large for its carat weight and flatters the finger. The trade-off is that its two pointed ends are the most vulnerable part of the stone, so a setting that guards the tips matters.
How does a lab-grown diamond compare with a mined one?: It is chemically and optically the same as a mined diamond, with the same hardness and sparkle. The difference is origin and resale: lab-grown stones cost less up front and hold little resale value.
What do F color and VS1 clarity mean?: F is in the colorless range, so the stone looks white to the eye. VS1 means very slightly included, with inclusions hard to see under magnification and generally invisible without it.
Will the marquise cut show a bow-tie?: Marquise cuts can show a dark bow-tie band across the middle. It varies stone to stone, so ask to see the specific diamond in different lighting before committing.
What is included with the ring?: US orders include a TraxNYC appraisal listing the gold gram weight and diamond carat weight. Keep it for insurance and valuation.
How do I find the right ring size?: Borrow a ring that fits the same finger and have it measured. Sizes run 5 through 9 with half sizes, and the metal comes in yellow, white or rose gold.
Where is the 14K Gold Marquise Solitaire Lab-Grown Diamond Engagement Ring 71312 cheapest?: At TraxNYC, for $2,400.00, as of our latest check.