Oval Cut, 10ct Citrine Platinum Ring with Halo Set Diamonds

Citrine, a member of the quartz family that includes Amethyst, has been used in jewellery-making since 500 BC. However, iron and silicon oxide traces set it apart from its siblings.

Oval-shaped gemstones are gems that have been cut into an elliptical shape. The oval cut is a popular choice for coloured gemstones. Still, in recent decades, diamond engagement rings have become popular in this shape because they can appear larger than their identical carat-weight round counterparts. Oval gemstones typically have 58 facets, which allows them to catch more light from every angle and, therefore, appear to sparkle more than round shapes (depending on the rounds cut)

Diamonds are precious stones made of carbon, valued for their brilliance and hardness. They are the only gemstones made of a single element (carbon) whose atoms are arranged in a crystal structure called diamond cubic.

The most popular modern diamond cut for engagement rings and any melee diamonds or gemstones placed on the ring's shank.

Any gemstone labelled 'Natural' has been mined from beneath the earth's surface and formed naturally over thousands of years. It's rare to find natural gemstones and diamonds with high clarity grades, which, as a rule, makes them more expensive than their lab-grown equivalents.

Gemstones and diamonds with a carat weight of more than 2.00ct are in high demand as their size and sparkle will begin to draw a lot of attention! Anything above 4.00ct will impress even gemstone and diamond specialists! However, you'll need a substantial budget to achieve this.