Is .12 ct. t.w. enough sparkle for a wedding band?

It gives a subtle line of sparkle, not a bold one. If you want a band that reads clearly as diamond, look for a higher total carat weight.

How does I1-I2 clarity affect the look?

Inclusions can be visible up close, and small stones at this grade may look slightly cloudy. From arm's length the difference is minor.

Should I choose yellow or white gold?

Yellow gold shows warmth and hides scratches well; the white gold version is rhodium plated, so it needs replating over time to stay bright.

Can it be worn with an engagement ring?

Yes. The slim double-row profile is designed to stack, though check the band width matches your ring so they sit flush.

When is the best time to buy?

Fine jewelry discounts cluster around holiday sales and Bloomingdale's storewide events. No current price was available to track against its recent range.

What do buyers say about the Bloomingdale's Diamond Double Row Band Ring in 14K Yellow?

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 24 ratings.

Bloomingdale's Diamond Double Row Band Ring in 14K Yellow

4.8

Last price we saw

$612.50at Bloomingdale's, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Bloomingdale's Diamond Double Row Band Ring in 14K Yellow

A 14K yellow gold band set with two rows of small diamonds totaling .12 ct. t.w. The diamonds are HI color and I1-I2 clarity, so they read as warm and slightly included rather than bright white. It is a slim, stackable wedding-band style from Bloomingdale's Fine Collection, imported and also sold in rhodium-plated white gold. No current price was available to compare against its recent range.