- Is a 1/3 ct princess-cut diamond big enough for an engagement ring?
- It is a modest but visible size, roughly 4 mm across. The square shape spreads wider than a round of the same weight, so it looks a bit larger than its carat count suggests.
- Will the I2 clarity be noticeable?
- Often yes, at close range. I2 stones typically have inclusions visible to the eye, and the princess cut's large facets can make them easier to spot. Ask to see the actual stone or its grading report before deciding.
- Does the yellow gold make the diamond look yellow?
- It can. An I-color diamond picks up warmth from yellow gold, which many buyers like, but it will look less white than the same stone in white metal.
- Can this ring be resized?
- A plain 14K gold solitaire band is usually resizable by a jeweler, though the range depends on the band's width and any sizing beads or engraving. Confirm the policy before buying.
- What wedding band works with it?
- A straight or slightly curved band in 14K yellow gold sits flush against the solitaire. A contour band fits best if the diamond sits low.
- Is a princess cut a good choice for everyday wear?
- It is durable but its pointed corners chip more easily than a round cut. A setting that covers the corners, like four-prong V-tips, protects the stone for daily wear.
- Where is the Zales Princess-Cut Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring 1/3 ct 14K Gold (I/I2) cheapest?
- At Zales, for $719.99, as of our latest check.