- Is a princess cut a good choice for an engagement ring?
- Yes, if you like a square shape with strong brilliance. Princess cuts are the square version of the round brilliant and give sharp, geometric sparkle. Their pointed corners are more vulnerable to chipping than round stones, so a protective setting matters.
- How does this compare with a round solitaire?
- A round brilliant typically returns more light and hides inclusions better. The princess cut here gives a squarer, more contemporary look and usually faces up larger for the same carat weight. Both are single-stone solitaires on a plain band.
- Will the white gold stay white?
- 18K white gold is rhodium-plated to get its bright white finish. That plating wears over time, especially on the underside of the band, and needs re-plating every year or two to keep the original color.
- Can I wear a wedding band with it?
- A plain band in the same width and metal sits flush against this solitaire. A diamond-set or curved band may leave a small gap depending on the setting height.
- What should I check about the diamond?
- Ask for the grading report and confirm cut, color, clarity and carat weight, plus whether the stone is certified. For princess cuts, check the report notes for corner durability and any feathering near the points.
- Where is the Diana Natural Diamond Engagement Ring Princess - 18K White Gold cheapest?
- At Best Brilliance, for $4,445.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Diana Natural Diamond Engagement Ring Princess - 18K White Gold?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.