14K White Gold 1/10 Cttw Diamond 7 Stone Band Ring

Highlights

• Seven round natural diamonds are set across the band in a shared prong setting.
• The diamonds carry a total weight of 0.102 ct, with I-J color and SI2-I1 clarity.
• The band is 14K gold, rhodium plated over gold, for a bright white finish.
• The shared prong setting leaves each diamond open at the sides for light to reach it.
• The ring is offered in sizes 4.5 through 9, including half sizes.

Good to Know

• Seven natural diamonds provide a continuous row of sparkle across the band.
• The rhodium plated over 14K gold finish gives the ring a bright, white tone.
• The shared prong setting keeps the design simple for daily wear.
• The rhodium plating will wear thinner over years of daily use and eventually need re
• plating.
• The diamonds' SI2
• I1 clarity range means some inclusions may be visible.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the ring made from?

The ring is 14K gold, rhodium plated over gold, giving it a bright white finish. The plating sits over the gold and can wear thinner over years of daily use, at which point a jeweler can re-plate it.

How many diamonds does the ring have and how are they set?

The ring holds 7 round diamonds set in a shared prong setting, where each prong grips more than one stone along the row. The diamonds are natural, with I-J color and SI2-I1 clarity, totaling 0.102 ct.

How should I clean and store the piece?

Clean it with a soft cloth, soap and water rather than polishing compounds or dips, which can wear down the rhodium plating. Store it separately from other jewelry to avoid scratching the plated surface.

What ring sizes are available?

The piece is available in sizes 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, and 9. Check the size selector on this page for current availability in each size.

How to Care for Your 14K White Gold 1/10 Cttw Diamond 7 Stone Band Ring

1. Clean the piece with a soft cloth, mild soap, and water rather than harsh chemicals.
2. Avoid polishing compounds or jewelry dips, which can thin the rhodium plating over time.
3. Remove the ring before activities that involve heavy friction or impact to protect the plated surface and prongs.
4. Store the ring separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching the plated finish.
5. Have the plating professionally re-plated by a jeweler if it wears thin after years of daily wear.