Pear Solitaire Diamond Ring in Tension Setting
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Available Options
| Diamond Value | $2,120 |
| Metal Value | $390 |
| Tax | $390 |
| Total Value | $2,880 |
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Pear Solitaire Diamond Ring in Tension Setting
The elongated pear cut solitaire diamond artistically gives this tension setting a modern and bold look. Partial bezel setting secured the centre stone firmly that creates this dazzling look. Meticulously crafted and sculpted with precision is a modern design.
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Metal options: 14K or 18K Yellow Gold, Rose Gold, or White Gold.
Diamond Clarity: VS1 (eye-clean, high-quality diamond). Lab Solitaires will be IGI certified.
**The diamonds featured in these images are genuine, natural diamonds in a two-carat setting. However, due to variations in lighting, camera settings, and screen resolution, the appearance of the diamonds and the width of the ring in the images may differ from the actual ring. The images have been rendered for marketing and promotional purposes. Please refer to the product description for detailed information about the diamond's cut, colour, clarity, and carat weight.
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| Attributes | |
| Shapes | Pear |
| Gold Weight (gms) | 3 |
| Ring Design | Tension Setting |
| Diamond Color | LAB = EF |
| Diamond Clarity | VS1 |
Does using lab Diamonds make it more affordable?
Yes, Lab diamonds are viewed as ethical and cost a
fraction compared to natural diamonds. It gives the financial flexibility to
the customer to opt for larger carat weight stones for that glam look.
How does a tension setting hold a pear shape
diamond securely?
Tension setting is a very modern setting and the
centre stone in this case a pear cut solitaire diamond is held firmly by the
pressure of the metals.
Are tension settings more expensive than prong settings?
Yes, slightly more expensive as it needs to be
made with precision.