Hidden Studded Tulip Solitaire Ring
IGI Certified Diamonds: EF Colour, VS Clarity, Excellent to Very Good
Estimated Shipping Date: 15 days from now.
All Diamond Chemistry diamonds are certified by IGI, guaranteeing its ethical and conflict-free origin.
Recycled Gold
Crafted with sustainability in mind, the setting is made from recycled gold, minimizing environmental impact.
Echo Friendly Packaging
Your treasures arrive in luxuriously beautiful, yet conscious packaging, reflecting our commitment to the planet.
SCS Certified
We adhere to the highest ethical and social responsibility standards, as verified by the SCS Global services.
When nurtured with care, love blooms into a thing of everlasting beauty. Celebrate your love with this engagement ring where the central solitaire diamond rests upon a hidden, diamond-studded, tulip-like base. A single row of pavé-set diamonds forms the classic band. The diamonds are ethical and lab-grown for the love that comes with consciousness. A gift for her that is a gift to the environment too.
Inspiration: True love blooms with grace. It doesn’t wither, it doesn’t shed, it only grows stronger and lovelier with careful tending. This ring with its immortal tulip holds your diamond-like love in its embrace.
This jewelry is perfect for you if you’re looking for: solitaire diamond engagement rings, fancy gallery engagement rings, classic solitaire rings, studded shank solitaire rings
| ITEM DETAILS | DIAMOND DETAILS |
|---|---|
| SKU: 0360EA109W | STONE TYPE: Lab Grown Diamond |
| STYLE: Hidden Halo Ring | SHAPE: Emerald Cut |
| TOTAL DIAMOND WEIGHT: 3 | SETTING: 4 Prong |
| METAL TYPE & COLOUR: 9K White Gold | CLARITY: |
| AVERAGE WIDTH: 1.8 mm | CUT: |
We are a diamond jewelry company on a mission to create jewelry that feels good to wear – literally and consciously. Our brand has its roots in artistry, high skill, scientific precision, and the compassion we feel for our planet. We’re changing the outlook toward lab-grown diamonds by creating exquisite jewelry that sparks chemistry.
