Lab-Grown Emerald-Cut Diamond Solitaire Ring, 18k Gold
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Lab-Grown Emerald-Cut Diamond Solitaire Ring, 18k Gold:
- Center Stone: Emerald-cut lab-grown diamond — step-cut, rectangular, cropped corners
- Color & Clarity: DEF color, VS clarity — colorless and eye-clean
- Cut Grade: Excellent
- Setting: Four-prong solitaire on a polished band — nothing competing with the stone
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Complete Description
Pure architecture: a single emerald-cut lab-grown diamond, set in a clean four-prong solitaire on a polished 18k gold band. The emerald cut is a step cut — long, parallel facets that run like open corridors across the stone — producing the flashes of light and shadow known as the "hall of mirrors." It's a quieter, more sophisticated brilliance than a round cut, and the elongated rectangular shape is beautifully flattering on the finger.
A note on the specs: because the emerald cut has a large open table and fewer facets to hide behind, clarity shows more than in a brilliant cut. That's why DEF color and VS clarity matter here — the stone reads icy white and eye-clean, exactly what this cut demands.
Available from 1 to 30 carats in 18kt white, yellow, or rose gold, and crafted to your ring size.
Styling Tip
The clean solitaire pairs with almost anything — a slim pavé band, a plain matching band, or an emerald-cut eternity band for a fully step-cut stack. White gold keeps it crisp and modern; yellow gold gives it warmth; rose gold softens it.
Choose your carat and gold tone, and we'll craft it to your size.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We welcome custom inquiries. If you'd like to explore a different scale, diamond ratio, or design variation, please use the Contact to Inquire button and our team will be happy to discuss options with you.
No. "Emerald cut" is the shape of the stone, not the gem. This is a colorless diamond cut in the emerald style — a rectangular step cut with long, straight facets and cropped corners. The name comes from the cut being originally developed for emeralds.
Yes. Lab-grown diamonds have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as mined diamonds — the same hardness and brilliance — and are graded by the same independent laboratories. The difference is that they're grown in a controlled setting rather than formed in the earth, which is what makes larger carat sizes accessible.
The emerald cut has a large open table and fewer facets than a brilliant cut, so there's less sparkle to disguise inclusions or tint. DEF color and VS clarity mean the diamond reads icy white and eye-clean, which is exactly what this cut calls for.