- Is a princess cut good for an engagement ring?
- Yes. It is the most common fancy cut for engagement rings and gives a square, modern look with strong sparkle. Its pointed corners are more fragile than a round brilliant, so a prong setting that covers the corners, like this one, is the safer choice.
- How does this compare with a round solitaire?
- The round solitaire is the classic, with maximum brilliance and easier resizing. This ring trades some of that fire for a square silhouette and a channel-set band that adds sparkle across the finger.
- What does channel set mean?
- The accent diamonds sit between two rails of metal rather than in individual prongs. That protects them and gives a smooth, continuous line, but replacing a stone means opening the channel.
- Will the milgrain wear down?
- Milgrain is fine metal beading and can smooth out over years of wear. It can be re-beaded by a jeweler, but it does need occasional cleaning because the texture holds dirt.
- Does white gold stay white?
- White gold is rhodium plated to get its bright white finish. The plating wears with daily wear and is usually renewed every one to two years.
- Can this ring be resized?
- A channel-set band limits resizing, since changing the size can disturb the setting. Ask for the ring in the right size up front, and keep any resizing to a small adjustment.
- Where is the White gold Princess Cut Diamond Engagement Ring with Milgrain Channel Set Band and Prong Setting cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $1,685.53, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the White gold Princess Cut Diamond Engagement Ring with Milgrain Channel Set Band and Prong Setting?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the White gold Princess Cut Diamond Engagement Ring with Milgrain Channel Set Band and Prong Setting?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Renaissance Jewel.