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Men's 7.2 mm Lab-Grown Diamond Baguette Ring, 14K White Gold NN-17818

Product code: NN-17818

59.900.000đ

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A very wide men's 14K white gold ring with a top gently curved along the ring and straight vertical sides. A 7.2 mm round lab-grown diamond center stone sits high on four square prongs; the rest of the surface is fully covered in straight baguettes in channel settings, the strips separated by rounded gold ridges. 86 accent stones in all.

Jewelry details

Jewelry typeMen's Rings
Product codeNN-17818
MaterialVàng 14K
Gold colorTrắng
StoneLab-grown diamond
Side stones86 stones
Center stone7ly2

This men's ring is crafted in 14K white gold, very wide and even from end to end, with a top gently curved along the ring and straight vertical sides. The center stone is a 7.2 mm round lab-grown diamond raised at the center, held by four flat-tipped square prongs.

The rest of the surface is fully covered in straight baguette-cut diamonds in channel settings — 86 accent stones, none with its own prongs.

The design: channels of baguettes running around the ring

The four prongs holding the center stone are square with flat-cut tips — neither tapered claws nor round beads. Of the three types, this prong grips most securely and suits a large stone set high; in exchange it covers more of the stone's edge and looks chunkier up close.

The rest of the ring is what's worth talking about. The stones are arranged in several channels running along the ring, parallel to each other, each separated by a smooth rounded gold ridge. Within each channel, the baguettes sit edge to edge, held by two continuous metal walls running along both sides — no individual prongs for each stone. As a result the surface is almost perfectly flat, with no gold beads sticking up, and each channel reads as one continuous streak of light rather than separate cells.

The channel next to the center stone uses noticeably larger baguettes than the others, creating a step from the center stone outward instead of jumping straight from a large stone to small ones. Baguette cuts return light in flat panels, so as you turn your hand a whole channel lights up at once in a long streak — quite different from the scattered sparkle of round stones. The inside of the band is round and plain, with no engraving.

Three things to check when you hold it

1Look along each channel: the stones should be in a straight line with even gaps between them — misaligned baguettes are the easiest flaw to see with the naked eye.
2Examine the metal walls on both sides of each channel: they should be continuous and the same height all along, with no spots filed too thin or gaping open.
3Run a finger across the gold ridges separating the channels: they should be smooth and the same width, because this detail runs all the way around the ring and any uneven section shows immediately.
Three things to consider. First, this is a truly heavy ring — very wide with a thick mass of gold, quite unlike the feel of an ordinary ring. Second, baguettes have a broad table and few facets to hide things, so scratches or inclusions in the stones show far more than in round stones. Third, a fully channel-set design can barely be resized once finished, because stretching the band disturbs the whole channel of stones.

Metal: 14K white gold and lab-grown diamonds

The ring is made in 14K white gold. 14K is harder than 18K, and for this design that's a requirement rather than just an advantage: every stone relies on the metal walls of its channel to hold it, so the harder the gold, the less the walls stretch or flatten over time. By the design's gold weight, the 14K version comes to about 19.3 g — heavier than most men's rings of this type.

All the stones are lab-grown diamonds: a 7.2 mm round center stone and 86 straight baguettes covering the rest. Lab-grown diamonds have the same composition, hardness and way of catching light as natural diamonds, differing in origin — grown in a crystal lab rather than mined. For a design that needs nearly ninety stones like this one, the cost difference versus natural stones is very significant.


Who it suits and sizing tips

This design is for someone who wants a truly large, heavy ring and likes a fully stone-covered surface that stays orderly and geometric rather than chaotic sparkle. It's very wide, so it needs a large hand and thick fingers to carry it; on average or smaller fingers, the ring will cover nearly the whole knuckle segment.

On sizing: the band is very wide with straight sides, so choose half a size to a size larger than for a plain ring on the same finger, and be sure to measure with the right kind of wide-band sizer — a narrow sizer gives a noticeably smaller result than reality. Measure in the afternoon when your hand has expanded, and try it with your hand in a fist. Since a fully channel-set design can barely be resized later, settle on the size when your weight is stable.


Men's ring advice at Thảo Linh Jewelry

You can try it on in person at the Thảo Linh Jewelry showroom, 120 Pham Thi Tanh, Chanh Hung Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, or call 0945 006 001 for advice on sizing and choosing the right center stone.

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