- Is a lab grown diamond a real diamond?
- Yes. It has the same carbon crystal structure and hardness as a mined diamond, and only a gemologist's equipment reliably tells them apart. It is not a simulant like cubic zirconia.
- How does a princess cut differ from a round brilliant?
- A princess cut is square with pointed corners and a step-like facet pattern, so it sparkles differently from a round brilliant. It usually shows more of its weight face-up, which makes a 2-carat stone look large.
- Will the pointed corners chip?
- Princess-cut corners are the most vulnerable part of the stone. A setting that covers or guards the corners, and removing the ring for gym or heavy work, greatly lowers the risk.
- What clarity is VS1-VS2?
- VS means very slightly included: minor inclusions that are hard to see without magnification. At this grade the stone should look clean to the eye.
- Can this ring be resized?
- Two-tone bands with a full setting can usually be resized by a jeweler, but the amount depends on the band's construction. Have it sized before wear and ask the jeweler to check the setting afterward.
- What should I check when it arrives?
- Confirm the 14K stamp, the two-tone finish, and that the stone sits secure with no movement in the setting. Look at the stone in daylight and under a lamp to judge sparkle and any visible inclusions.
- Where is the Goldia 14K Two-Tone Gold Lab Grown Diamond Ring 2 Carat cheapest?
- At Goldia, for $1,682.99, as of our latest check.