- Is a lab grown diamond a real diamond?
- Yes. It has the same carbon crystal structure, hardness and optical properties as a mined diamond. Only its origin differs, and a grading report will state it is lab grown.
- How does a 4 carat princess cut compare with a round brilliant?
- A princess cut usually looks larger face-up per carat than a round, and its square shape gives a different, more angular sparkle. Rounds hide inclusions better and have no sharp corners.
- Will the ring sit high on the finger?
- A four-carat solitaire needs a tall head to hold the stone, so it sits noticeably above the band. Check that it clears your other rings and daily tasks.
- What does E-F color and VS1-VS2 clarity mean?
- E-F is near-colorless, and VS1-VS2 means very slightly included, with flaws not visible to the naked eye. That is a high grade for a stone this size.
- Can the ring be resized?
- A plain 14 karat white gold solitaire band can usually be resized by a jeweler. A large head and any sizing beads or engraving can limit how far it can go.
- What should I check on arrival?
- Confirm the stone matches the stated color and clarity, look for chips at the square corners, and check that the prongs are tight and even. Keep the grading report with the ring.
- Where is the 4 Carat Princess Cut Solitaire Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring in 14 Karat White Gold cheapest?
- At Robert Irwin Jewelers, for $3,799.00, as of our latest check.