- Is a 2-carat princess cut too large for everyday wear?
- It is a substantial stone that sits high on the finger. Many wearers find it fine for daily wear, but it can catch on clothing and gloves. A low-profile setting helps.
- How does P2 (I2) clarity affect the look?
- Inclusions are likely visible under close inspection and may be noticeable face-up in a 2-carat stone. Princess cuts hide inclusions less well than round brilliants, so view it in person if you can.
- Does a princess-cut diamond look smaller than a round of the same carat?
- A princess cut usually looks slightly larger face-up than a round of the same carat because more weight sits near the top. The square shape also reads as a bigger surface.
- Can this ring be resized?
- A plain 14K gold solitaire band can usually be resized by a jeweler. Have it sized before purchase if possible, since resizing a full band with a large stone can be limited.
- Should I choose yellow or white gold for a diamond solitaire?
- Yellow gold gives a warmer, classic look but can reflect slightly into the stone. White gold prongs keep the diamond looking whiter. Both are durable in 14K.
- What should I check before buying a diamond online?
- Ask for the grading report and confirm the clarity and color grades. Check the return window and whether the setting can be resized. View photos of the actual stone, not just a stock image.
- Where is the Kay Forever Certified Princess-Cut Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring 2 ct 14K Yellow Gold cheapest?
- At Kay Jewelers, for $10,399.99, as of our latest check.