- Is a lab grown diamond a real diamond?
- Yes. It has the same carbon crystal structure and hardness as a mined diamond. Only its origin differs, and a jeweler can tell them apart with equipment.
- How does a pear cut compare with a round solitaire?
- A pear faces up larger per carat and looks elongated on the finger. A round brilliant throws more even sparkle and hides inclusions better.
- What do H-I color and VS1-VS2 clarity mean?
- H-I is near-colorless, and in yellow gold it looks white. VS1-VS2 means very slightly included, with flaws too small to see without magnification.
- Will a 5 carat pear look too large?
- It is a statement stone and sits high on the hand. It suits buyers who want maximum presence; those who prefer subtle rings should look at 1 to 2 carats.
- Can the ring be resized?
- A plain yellow gold solitaire band can usually be resized by a jeweler. Ask about sizing before ordering, since a full eternity or detailed band is harder to alter.
- What should I check when the ring arrives?
- Confirm the stone's carat, color and clarity against the paperwork, and inspect the pear for a dark bow-tie. Check that the prongs are tight and the stone sits level.
- Where is the Houston Diamond District Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Ring cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $392.56, 69% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Houston Diamond District Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Ring?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Houston Diamond District, Walmart, Amazon.