- Is an Asscher cut a good choice for an engagement ring?
- Yes, if you like clean, geometric sparkle. Asscher step cuts flash broad, mirror-like facets rather than the scattered brilliance of a round. They show smudges and inclusions more readily, so keep it clean and favor the higher clarity this ring specifies.
- What does the IGI certification cover?
- IGI grades the center diamond for cut, color, clarity and carat weight and issues a report. It confirms the 2.00 ct, D-E color and VS1 clarity stated for the center stone. Ask for the report number to verify it matches the stone.
- How does a bezel setting differ from prongs?
- A bezel wraps a metal rim around the stone's edge, protecting the corners and sitting lower on the finger. It is more secure and snag-free than prongs, but it covers part of the diamond's perimeter and reduces side light.
- How does this compare with a solitaire?
- It has much more finger coverage and side-stone sparkle from the trapezoid and baguette stones. A solitaire is lighter, easier to resize and puts all attention on one stone. This ring reads bolder and more architectural.
- What should I know about the side stones?
- They are trapezoid and baguette cuts totaling about 1.00 ct in D-E-F color and VVS-VS clarity. Their straight edges echo the Asscher's step facets. Because they line the band, resizing options are limited.
- Can a lab-grown diamond be worn every day?
- Yes. Lab-grown diamonds have the same hardness and durability as mined diamonds, so daily wear is fine. The bezel setting adds protection for the center stone.
- Where is the 2.00 CT Asscher Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring | IGI Certified | Five Stone Bezel Design cheapest?
- At Avxy Jewels, for $2,100.00, as of our latest check.