3.6 mm Lab-Grown Diamond Vintage Leaf Engagement Ring, 14K White Gold
Product code: NCH-17938
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Ring size (Vietnamese sizing)
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A round lab-grown diamond on four tall post prongs, with a band of engraved leaves and small stones, in vintage-style 14K white gold.
Jewelry details
A vintage-style 14K white gold engagement ring with a round lab-grown diamond in the center on four tall post prongs, and both sides of the band formed by small engraved leaves linked like a climbing vine. Tiny stones sit between the leaves, so the ring looks soft yet has points of light running along the band.
The ring has one center stone and six round lab-grown accent diamonds: one on each side of the center, and four nestled between the leaves.
The center stone and its two neighbors
The center stone is held by four round post prongs, taller than usual, with bead-rounded tips. The tall prongs lift the stone above the band so light enters from the sides, and a small stone still shines clearly.
Right beside the center stone sit two small stones, each in its own four prongs. They're like two buds alongside a flower, widening the face of the ring slightly when seen from above so the center stone doesn't look lonely on the finger.
A vine of engraved leaves along the band
Each side of the band is a chain of pointed leaves joined tip to tip, each leaf engraved with a central vein that catches light as your hand moves. Between the leaves, a small stone is held between two crossbars, like stops along the vine. The lower band is left plain and polished for comfort.
Three things to check when you hold it
Look straight down: the center stone sits in the middle, the two neighboring stones are balanced, and the leaves on both sides are symmetrical.
Look at the leaf veins: the engraving should be clear and even, not blurred or broken after polishing.
Look from the side: the four post prongs stand upright, snug against the edge of the center stone.
Honest points to consider first
The center stone is small, suited to someone who likes a delicate look; if you want a truly eye-catching center stone, choose a design with a larger stone.
Tall post prongs catch fabric and hair and get knocked more easily; take the ring off for housework or sports.
The engraved veins and crossbars have many small gaps that collect dust, so it needs more frequent brushing than a plain ring.
With leaves and stones running nearly the full length of both sides, the ring can only be resized very slightly; get your size measured carefully from the start.
14K white gold and lab-grown diamonds
The ring is made in 14K white gold, harder than 18K, so it holds the prongs securely and keeps the engraved leaves crisp for longer; it's rhodium plated for a bright white finish, and when you notice a slight yellow tint, bring it in for re-plating. The center and accent stones are lab-grown diamonds, with the same hardness and brilliance as mined diamonds — indistinguishable to the naked eye, different only in origin and a much friendlier price. Center stone size, color and clarity are listed in the jewelry details table.
Choosing your size and keeping it bright
For sizing, measuring with an old ring often isn't accurate, since it may be for a different finger or a different band width; it's best to measure directly in the afternoon when your fingers have fully expanded. Each week, soak the ring in warm water with a little dish soap, use a soft brush to clean gently along the leaf veins and under the center stone, then rinse well; every few months, bring it in to have the prongs checked. This ring suits someone who loves a classic, feminine look and wants a small, pretty engagement ring with its own details, light enough to wear every day.
