- Is a lab-grown diamond a real diamond?
- Yes. It has the same carbon crystal structure as a mined diamond and the same hardness. It is grown in a lab rather than dug from the ground, and it is graded on the same clarity and color scales.
- What do VS1 and E color mean?
- VS1 means very slightly included: flaws are minor and hard to see under 10x magnification. E color is near colorless, in the top grades below D. Together they make a bright, clean-looking stone.
- Why choose a heart-shaped cut?
- The heart cut is a modified brilliant with a romantic silhouette. It suits buyers who want something other than a round or oval. Expect a slightly softer light return than a well-cut round.
- What is a knife-edge shank?
- The band has a raised center ridge running along its length, giving it a sharp, faceted profile. It looks crisp from the side and pairs well with a solitaire setting.
- Does IGI certification matter?
- IGI is a recognized grading lab, and its report documents the stone's carat weight, clarity and color. Ask for the report number so you can verify the grading independently.
- Can it be resized?
- A custom-made ring can usually be resized by a jeweler, but a full eternity-style or heavily detailed band limits how much. Confirm sizing before ordering, since custom pieces are harder to exchange.
- Where is the 2.00CT Diamond Heart Solitaire Ring cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $1,239.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the 2.00CT Diamond Heart Solitaire Ring?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, GemmasJewelers.