- Is a marquise cut a good choice for an engagement ring?
- Yes, if you want maximum spread for the carat weight. The elongated shape makes the stone look larger and lengthens the finger. It is less forgiving of inclusions than a round, so a clean grade like this VVS2 matters.
- What does E color and VVS2 clarity mean?
- E is near-colorless, just below the top D grade, and VVS2 means very, very slightly included, with flaws hard to see under magnification. Together they indicate a bright, clean-looking stone.
- How does a lab grown diamond compare with a mined one?
- It has the same optical, physical and chemical properties as a mined diamond and is graded the same way. The difference is origin: it is grown in a lab rather than mined, and resale value is typically lower.
- Will the floral band catch on clothing?
- A diamond-set floral band sits close to the finger, but any pavé setting can snag fine knits. Check the setting height and prong work if you wear delicate fabrics often.
- What comes with the ring?
- An IGI certificate for the center diamond, a professional appraisal, and a lifetime warranty are included.
- Does a marquise stone need a special setting?
- Marquise cuts have pointed ends that are vulnerable to chipping, so prongs at the tips are important. Confirm the setting protects both points.
- Where is the 2.36 Carats Lab Grown Marquise Cut Diamond Floral Engagement Ring cheapest?
- At Benz & Co Diamonds, for $2,100.00, as of our latest check.