Five Stone Lab Grown Diamond Wedding Ring in 14K Solid Gold (0.50 Carat)

Five stones in a row, half a carat in total, on a band slim enough to wear against an engagement ring without crowding it. The top measures 3.20mm across while the band narrows to 1.33mm, so the diamonds carry the width and the rest stays out of the way. Solid 14K gold throughout, in yellow, white or rose.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a five stone ring a wedding band or an engagement ring?
It works as either. Five stone rings are traditionally given as anniversary or wedding bands, with the stones read as past, present and future, but many people wear one on its own as an engagement ring.

Will this sit flat against an engagement ring?
Yes. At 1.33mm the band is slim and straight, so it sits flush beside a solitaire without a gap, provided the engagement ring does not have a very low-set stone.

Is a lab grown diamond a real diamond?
Yes. Chemically and optically identical to a mined diamond, 10 on the Mohs hardness scale, and it tests as diamond. It is grown rather than mined, which is why it costs a fraction of the price for the same size and quality.

Is 14K gold hard enough for a ring worn every day?
Yes, and it is the usual choice for exactly that reason. At 58.5% pure gold alloyed with harder metals, 14K resists scratching and bending better than 18K while keeping a warm colour.

Can this ring be resized later?
Rings with stones set across the top are difficult to resize without disturbing the settings, so choose carefully at checkout. Each piece is made to your size rather than resized afterwards.

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