Thirty two round diamonds, 0.242 carats in total, are set side by side in the squared face of this Round Cut Diamond Cluster Engagement Ring. Each one sits in its own small prong, and a few stones step down along the shoulders so the corners don’t end abruptly. Think of it as a round lab grown diamond ring where the stones are grouped into one block instead of resting on a single center stone. The band is the other detail to look at. It splits into three thin rails that run into the cluster from either side, which keeps the shank open and light. The block sits fairly flat on the finger.

The diamonds have a color grade of E_F and a clarity grade of VVS to VS so they appear white and clean when looked closely. These are lab grown diamonds and natural diamonds with these grades usually cost more. Our guide about lab grown diamonds versus mined diamonds explains the differences if you want to know more. The ring is made with 10K, 14K or 18K gold in yellow, white or rose and has a hallmark stamp. An IGI certificate can be provided upon request without any cost. At this size it is a choice as an anniversary gift or, as a ring that you wear every day.

Key Features

Diamond Details: Round cut lab grown diamonds, color E_F, clarity VVS to VS.

Stone Count and Weight: 32 round diamonds with a total carat weight of 0.242.

Setting Style: Prong set cluster with a three rail split shank.

Metal Options: Solid 10K, 14K or 18K gold in yellow, white or rose, hallmarked.

Certification: IGI certificate available on request at no cost.

Why Choose Lab Grown: You get the same diamond material and grades for a lower price than mined.

Looking for an Engagement Ring: This cluster style is a compact option in our engagement ring range.