- Is an I2 clarity diamond ring a good choice?
- I2 stones have inclusions visible to the eye, so the ring favors size over cleanliness. If visible flaws bother you, a smaller stone at SI clarity will look better.
- How does a quad princess ring compare to a solitaire?
- A quad setting spreads four princess diamonds across the top, so it looks wider and covers more of the finger than a single stone of the same total weight. A solitaire puts all the weight in one stone and usually faces up smaller.
- Will the white gold need replating?
- Yes. 14K white gold is rhodium-plated, and the plating wears over time. Most jewelers re-plate a ring every year or two to restore the bright white look.
- Can this ring be resized?
- Most plain 14K white gold bands can be resized by a jeweler, but multi-stone and shared-prong settings limit how much. Ask about sizing before buying, especially for more than one size.
- What should I check on arrival?
- Inspect each prong for tightness, look for loose stones, and confirm the diamond grades on the appraisal. Insure the ring and have a jeweler check the setting yearly.
- Where is the 3 CT. T.W. Quad Princess-Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold cheapest?
- At Zales, for $5,599.30, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the 3 CT. T.W. Quad Princess-Cut Diamond Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Zales.