A 2.6ct emerald-cut lab-grown diamond takes centre stage in the 2.6ct Emerald Cut Solitaire Lab-Grown Diamond Ring, crafted in solid 10ct, 14ct or 18ct gold. The diamonds are graded F colour, VS2 clarity, for a bright, clean sparkle. The emerald cut is a step cut. Instead of scattered sparkle it gives long, clean flashes of light, often called the hall-of-mirrors effect, for a quiet, Art Deco look. The solitaire setting keeps all the attention on the centre stone. It is a timeless choice that never dates.
It is a proposal ring made to be worn every day for a lifetime, and it pairs beautifully with a matching wedding ring. Available in yellow, white or rose gold and UK ring sizes D to Z+1.
Enhancing the solitaire design are 18ct lab-grown diamonds in a mix of round and emerald shapes, totaling 0.61 carats. These side stones add a touch of refined brilliance, perfectly complementing the centre stone. The solid gold band, measuring 2 mm in width and 1.8 mm in height, is finished with rhodium plating for a polished and durable shine. Designed with a classic claw setting, the diamonds are securely held while maximising their light reflection.
The details
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Metal: Solid 10ct, 14ct or 18ct gold in yellow, white or rose gold
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Stone quality: F colour, VS2 clarity
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Centre diamond type: Lab-Grown Diamond (Certificate: IGI)
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Centre diamond shape: Emerald
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Centre diamond minimum carat weight: 2ct
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Centre diamond cut grading: Super Cut
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Centre diamond brilliance/lustre: Excellent
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Side gemstone type: Lab-Grown Diamonds
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Side gemstone shape: Round, Emerald
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Side diamond carat weight: 0.61ct
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Minimum number of diamonds: 14
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Rhodium plate: Yes
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Ring sizes: UK D to Z+1
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Certification: IGI certified stones; BIS hallmarked
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Delivery: Free tracked delivery, taxes included. Made to order and dispatched within 4 working days
Frequently asked questions
Is a lab-grown diamond a real diamond?
Yes. A lab-grown diamond has the same chemical, physical and optical properties as a mined diamond. It is simply grown in a controlled environment rather than mined. It will pass a diamond tester and is just as hard (10 on the Mohs scale).
Why choose an emerald-cut stone?
The emerald cut is a step cut. Instead of scattered sparkle it gives long, clean flashes of light, often called the hall-of-mirrors effect, for a quiet, Art Deco look. Step cuts show clarity clearly, so a high-clarity stone is the best choice.
What is a solitaire setting?
The solitaire setting keeps all the attention on the centre stone. It is a timeless choice that never dates.
Which gold should I choose: 10ct, 14ct or 18ct?
18ct gold (75% pure gold) has the richest colour and a luxurious weight. 14ct gold (58.5% pure gold) is the most popular balance of colour, durability and value. 10ct gold (41.7% pure gold) is the hardest-wearing and most affordable option. Every option is solid gold all the way through, not plated.
Will white gold change colour over time?
White gold is finished with a bright rhodium plating. Over time, usually every 12 to 18 months with daily wear, it can soften to a warmer tone. Any jeweller can re-plate it quickly to restore the bright white finish.
What ring sizes are available, and can it be resized?
This ring is made to order in UK sizes D to Z+1, so it is crafted to your size from the start. It can usually be resized later by a jeweller by one or two sizes. If you are unsure of your size, a local jeweller can measure you for free, or see our ring size guide.
Will a wedding ring sit flush against it?
Most straight wedding rings sit neatly beside it. If the setting sits low on your finger, a curved or contoured band gives a completely flush fit. Message us and we will suggest a matching band.
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