A 3ct emerald-cut lab-grown diamond takes centre stage in the 4 Claw Cushion Emerald Cut 3ct Diamond Ring, crafted in solid 10ct, 14ct or 18ct gold. The diamonds are graded E-F colour, VVS-VS 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. Claws hold the stone firmly while letting in as much light as possible.
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.
It comes in rose, yellow, or white gold, and this type of diversity makes it versatile enough to match the personal preference of an individual. The band is of 1.50 mm, with a lightweight yet sturdy width and thickness; so, it won't wear easily. Besides, the comfort will be reasonable and understated elegance on the hand at all times.
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: E-F colour, VVS-VS clarity
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Width of band: 1.50 mm
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Thickness of band: 1.50 mm
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Available centre stone carats: 3.00 ct
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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.
How secure is a claw setting?
Claws hold the stone firmly while letting in as much light as possible. Each claw is checked before dispatch. We recommend having the claws checked by a jeweller every year or two, as with any claw-set piece.
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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