18 Carat White Gold Emerald Cut Diamond Ring with Diamond Sides and Shoulders

This beautiful and unique engagement/ dress ring, made in 18 carat white gold, is four claw set with a 4.48mm by 2.99mm by 2.2mm emerald cut diamond in the centre and thirty six 1.4mm round brilliant cut diamond grain set into the shoulders and sides. The ring is finished off with a beaded edge and high polish.
 
Specifications
Finger size - N
Centre diamond weight - 0.29ct
Centre diamond grade - K VS1
Melee diamond total weight - 0.36ct
Shank width - 2.5mm shoulders to 3.1mm sides to 2.5mm at the bottom of the shank
Set hight - 4.4mm
 
Sizing
The ring is currently a size N but we can resize it if required. Please select from the options provided if you need the ring size adjusting and allow up to an extra three working days for dispatch. We will resize up to four sizes free of charge, after that additional charges may apply. 
The options available reflect how many sizes we are happy to enlarge or reduce this particular ring by. If the size you require is not on the options please feel free to contact us but it may be that we are unable to enlarge or reduce the ring to a certain size due to the setting or stones that are set in the shoulders.
*Please note that once a ring has been adjusted by resizing we will be unable to accept it as a return
 
White Gold
White gold is not found naturally, it is created by mixing natural yellow gold with silver coloured metals, such as silver and palladium to lighten the colour. Despite this, white gold alloys are still light yellow in colour and a layer of a silver coloured metal called rhodium is added over the top to give white gold its final finish.
Though rhodium is a durable metal this coating will eventually wear off exposing the light yellow coloured gold underneath and a new layer of rhodium will have to be applied. Please bare this in mind when decided to buy any white gold jewellery and note that rhodium coatings on rings will wear off quicker than on other types of jewellery due to the fact that your ring will rub against everyday items more so than pendants, earrings and bracelets.
We offer a free cleaning, polishing and rhodium re-plating service on all white gold jewellery that has been purchased from us to ensure your jewellery is always looking its best.
 
Care and Cleaning
Diamond is the hardness known naturally occurring material, meaning it cannot be scratched by anything other than another diamond. For this reason diamond jewellery should be stored away from other diamond and softer gemstone set jewellery to avoid any damage.
Though diamond is the hardness known material it is by no means the toughest and can chip, fracture or cleave if hit with enough force so care should always be taken when wearing, removing or putting on your diamond jewellery.

Diamonds are oleophilic, meaning they are attracted to grease and oil. Any grease a diamond comes into contact with will stick to the surface of the stone making it appear dull. We always recommend that your diamond jewellery is put on after any makeup, hair products or perfumes have been applied. If your stones are starting to look dull you can clean your diamonds in warm soapy water or with a soft gem cloth, you can also use specialist cleaning products such as the Connoisseurs Diamond Dazzle Stick which is available to buy from us.
 
It is common for diamonds to be heat treated to improve their colour. This is a stable (permanent) treatment during everyday wear that cannot be undone. if any of our diamonds have received any kind of colour or clarity enhancing treatment it will be disclosed in the description. 
Common clarity enhancing treatments include laser drilling and fracture filling. Of the two fracture filling is the least stable and we guarantee that none of our diamonds have been laser drilled or fracture filled.
Our diamonds are fine to be steam and ultrasonic cleaned and jewellery cleaning baths may also be used
 
Education
If you would like to learn more about gemstone treatments, what these treatments are and what they do, as well as which treatments are stable and how to look after gemstones with unstable treatments, please visit our education page.