Platinum Laboratory-Grown 1.09ct Pear Cut Diamond Solitaire Ring

• Platinum 
• Diamond total carat weight: 1.09ct
• HPHT Laboratory-Grown Diamond
• IGI Certificate Grading E Colour, VVS2 Clarity
• Condition: New
• Wed-Fit
• Finger Size: N 1/2
• Suitable for re-sizing
• Stock reference: NCLGR 09
• Store Location: Chichester

A superb pear cut 1.09ct Laboratory-Grown Diamond combines the beauty of nature and the wonders of science. A Laboratory Grown Diamond is almost indistinguishable to a natural diamond in terms of the physical, chemical and optical characteristics. The only difference is that it has been created by scientific means rather than created by nature and mined from a natural resource.

This pear shape Laboratory-Grown diamond has the same exquisite sparkle, strength, brilliance and fire that you would find with a natural diamond, yet the price is significantly lower.  A natural equivalent diamond would cost around £12,500. 

The diamond comes with an IGI grading report, with an assessment of VVS2 clarity and E colour.  It measures 8.93mm x 5.75mm x 3.60mm which gives a carat weight of 1.09ct

Precious Platinum adds weight, strength and beauty to the ring, where the natural white of the metal complements the white of the diamond.  The shank of the ring is 2.3mm wide and the shoulders slightly taper to join the modern claw setting, which allows plenty of light to enter the diamond and accentuate the fire of the diamond. The ring has a slight court profile, which means it is rounded on the inside for a comfortable fit.

This contemporary design is ‘wed-fit’ which means that the ring will sit flush against a typical wedding ring with no gap in-between, eliminating the need for a bespoke shaped wedding band.  The ring is currently a size N 1/2 and is suitable for resizing. If you require an alternative size, please contact our Brighton Lanes store.

A beautiful engagement ring, made to the highest standards and designed to last.

Read more about Laboratory-grown Diamonds in our blog "Understanding and Identifying Natural vs Synthetic Diamonds"