- Is an emerald a good choice for an engagement ring?
- Yes, if you accept its care needs. Emerald is 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, softer and more brittle than diamond, so it chips more easily and should be worn with care. Many people choose it precisely because it is not a diamond.
- How does this compare with a diamond solitaire?
- It trades the uniform sparkle of a solitaire for a deep green center stone with diamond accents around it. You get more color and a less common look, but less durability and less fire than an all-diamond ring.
- What is the difference between the 0.80 carat emerald and the 0.15 carat diamonds?
- The 0.80 carat figure is the oval emerald alone. The 0.15 carats is the combined weight of the small round diamonds around it, so the diamonds are accent stones, not a full halo of large stones.
- Will the white gold stay white?
- 14K white gold is rhodium plated to give it a bright white finish. That plating wears with daily wear and is typically re-applied by a jeweler every year or two.
- Can this ring be worn every day?
- It can, but an emerald is not as tough as diamond or sapphire. Remove it for gardening, gym sessions, cleaning and swimming, and avoid knocking the setting against hard surfaces.
- What comes in the box?
- The ring itself. Packaging and any appraisal or certificate depend on the seller, so confirm those details before ordering.
- Where is the 14K White Gold Emerald and Diamond Ring, 0.95 TCW cheapest?
- At Robinson's Jewelers, for $1,505.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the 14K White Gold Emerald and Diamond Ring, 0.95 TCW?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including effyjewelry.com, Robinson's Jewelers.