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Marquise Diamond White Gold Ring, 6 Claw Solitaire | LGM MPP11

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Step 1 | Ring Setting Preferences

Gold Purity (karat):

Step 2 | Diamond Preferences

Carat Weight Range:

2.00ct or more
Sale price£2,080.00

Step 3 | Choose Your Primary Diamond(s)

A silver-tone ring featuring a marquise-cut clear gemstone in a four-prong setting, shown on a clean white background.
Marquise Diamond White Gold Ring, 6 Claw Solitaire | LGM MPP11 Sale price£2,080.00

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What else can we tell you about this Solitaire Ring?

Anatomy, Style & Specifications

A solitaire ring has a single gemstone in the centre surrounded by a simple band. The design highlights the beauty of the stone without distracting from it.

Setting

V-Shaped

The metal prongs form a V-shape to hold the gemstone in place. They are particularly well-suited for princess, pear, or marquise cuts or rings that get a lot of wear as they provide a secure grip. 

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Gallery

Basket

This type of gallery features prongs (or claws) reinforced with a horizontal bar that secures the gemstone in place, creating a 'basket' effect around the gemstone.

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Head

Cathedral

The primary gemstone is typically elevated by arches that rise from the band, resembling cathedral architecture. This style can make the centre stone appear larger and more prominent. 

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Shank

Pinched

The shank is literally pinched together on either side of the primary stone setting, creating the illusion that the centre stone is more significant than it is.

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Profile

Traditional Court

A traditional court-shaped ring is a wedding band with a flat top and bottom, and a rounded interior and exterior. This style is considered the most classic for wedding bands.

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Lets Examine the Diamond's Colour, Clarity, Cut (Shape), and Carat (Weight)

The 4 C's of a Diamond

Shape

Marquise

Marquise-shaped gemstones are elongated, boat-shaped stones with pointed ends. They are also known as navette cut gemstones, which translates to "little ship" in French. Gemstones cut in this shape are linked to royalty because they were named after a marquis's lip shape and because marquise-shaped gemstones often appear in royal jewellery. That said, the marquise shape is still one of the least expensive shapes of gemstones.

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Clarity

Your Choice

The configurable options for this piece of jewellery allow you to select the primary gemstone's clarity grade yourself or a specific gemstone using the 'Choose Diamond/Gemstone' button above the 'Buy Now' button.

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Carat (ct)

1.99ct or Less

Gemstones and Diamonds with a carat weight of less than 1.99ct are considered budget-friendly options for a primary stone setting. Anything under 0.20ct is ideal for melee/accent shoulder set rings. The wow factor will still be achieved unless the intended recipient happens to be a gemstone or diamond specialist!

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Colour

Your Choice

The configurable options for this piece of jewellery allow you to select the primary gemstone's colour yourself or a specific gemstone using the 'Choose Diamond/Gemstone' button above the 'Buy Now' button.

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Source

Natural & Lab

Both share the same chemical and physical properties. Natural gemstones have been formed on Earth for millions of years, while lab-grown gemstones are created in a laboratory. The latter have higher clarity and more consistent colour for their price tag, yet natural are still more desirable due to their rarity.

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How has this Solitaire Ring been finished?

Metal Alloys, Detailing & Finishes

Learn more about the Alloys and Finishing details that have been utilised during the creation of this piece.

Alloy

Yellow Gold

Yellow gold has a classic charm that makes it an excellent choice for engagement and wedding rings. Generally, the lower the karat, the more durable and lighter in tone the gold alloy will be. In recent years, yellow gold has become more expensive than platinum, despite being a softer alloy that is more prone to scratches.

Alloy

Your Choice

Yellow gold has a classic charm that makes it an excellent choice for engagement and wedding rings. Generally, the lower the karat, the more durable and lighter in tone the gold alloy will be. In recent years, yellow gold has become more expensive than platinum, despite being a softer alloy that is more prone to scratches.

Finish

Polished

A smooth, shiny surface that reflects light. It's created using abrasive compounds or a polishing wheel to remove imperfections from the metal.