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Product Details
| Detail | Details |
|---|---|
| Center diamond | Round Brilliant · 6.50 mm · approx. 1.00 ct |
| Accent diamonds | None |
| Total diamond weight | Approx. 1.00 ct · 1 stone |
| Stone type | Lab Grown Diamond |
| Setting | Four-Prong Solitaire with Split Shank and open gallery |
| Band | Approx. 1.80 mm wide at base · split shoulders approx. 4.40 mm across |
| Finish · Occasion | High Polish · Engagement |
At a glance
A round lab grown diamond split shank engagement ring from Signora Jewels.
A 1.00 ct, 6.50 mm round brilliant sits in a Four-Prong Solitaire above an open gallery, with no accent diamonds. Approx. 1.00 ct total. IGI certified.
Made to order in 11 metals: silver, 9K/14K/18K gold (yellow, white, rose) and platinum.
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A polished solitaire with no pavé or halo competing with the center stone.
Signora Jewels keeps this solitaire engagement ring focused on one 6.50 mm round brilliant. Four prongs grip the stone while leaving most of its edge visible, and the shoulders divide before they reach the setting instead of meeting it as one solid band.
The split measures about 4.40 mm across at the shoulders, then closes into a slim 1.80 mm base. The center sits roughly 6.30 mm high in an open gallery, giving the diamond space underneath without adding a halo or side stones.
Design highlights
- Round brilliant center · 6.50 mm · approx. 1.00 ct
- Four-Prong Solitaire setting
- Open elevated gallery beneath the center
- Split-shank shoulders · approx. 4.40 mm across
- Slim polished band · approx. 1.80 mm wide at base
- No halo, pavé or accent diamonds
The split shank changes the view from every angle. From above, two polished arms draw the eye straight toward the round center; from the side, the open space below the stone keeps the mounting visually light despite the elevated setting.
About Lab Grown Diamonds
A round brilliant is cut with a symmetrical circular outline and a facet pattern built to return light through the top of the stone. Here, the four-prong setting leaves broad sections of the 6.50 mm edge uncovered, so the outline remains easy to see.
Metal, Care & Fit
The narrow 1.80 mm base keeps the ring light on the finger, while the split shoulders add width closer to the center. Compare all five metal colors in the metal guide. Clean beneath the open gallery with warm water, mild soap and a soft brush; more care guidance is in our jewelry care guide.
FAQ
How is the 1.00 ct round center held?
Four prongs secure the 6.50 mm round brilliant. Large sections of the diamond's edge remain visible between the prongs rather than being surrounded by a bezel or halo.
What does the split shank do on this solitaire?
The shoulders divide to about 4.40 mm across before meeting the center setting. That creates more width beside the diamond while the base of the band stays near 1.80 mm.
Does this ring have any side or halo diamonds?
No. The 1.00 ct round brilliant is the only diamond in this design, so all of the visual focus stays on the center stone and polished split shoulders.
How high does the center sit?
The setting rises about 6.30 mm overall. Its open gallery leaves visible space below the round center instead of enclosing the underside in solid metal.
Which metal gives this solitaire the strongest contrast?
Yellow and rose gold create the clearest color contrast against the round diamond. White gold, platinum and silver keep the prongs and polished shoulders closer in tone to the stone.