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Men's 1.6 Carat Emerald-Cut Lab-Grown Diamond Ring, 18K White Gold

Product code: NN-13336

47.800.000đ

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A men's 18K white gold ring with a 1.6 carat emerald-cut lab-grown diamond set along the finger, held by four round post prongs. Flanking it are a pair of large rectangular stones in bezel settings, then a pair of smaller rectangles and two edge rows of 40 round stones along the shoulders.

Jewelry details

Jewelry typeMen's Rings
Product codeNN-13336
MaterialVàng 18K
Gold colorTrắng
StoneLab-grown diamond
SoChau4
Side stones44 stones
Side stone size1.4 - 1.5 mm
Fits center stone8ly - 8ly8 (1.4 - 1.8 carat)See matching stones

This men's ring is centered on a 1.6 carat emerald-cut lab-grown diamond, and what sets it apart is the orientation: the center stone lies along the finger rather than across it like most men's rings in this range. That orientation lengthens the face, so from above the hand looks slimmer. The whole piece is crafted in 18K white gold.

An emerald cut doesn't sparkle in scattered points. It returns light as long, clean, still mirror bands — that's why people choose it, and also why others pass it by.


Design: a lengthwise center stone, three tiers of stones tapering to the shoulders

The center stone is held by four round post prongs, round in body with domed tips so no sharp corner rubs the neighboring finger. The four prongs grip exactly the four cut corners of the stone — the most vulnerable spots of an emerald cut, since that's where it chips most easily in a knock.

Right beside the center stone is a pair of large rectangular stones in bezel settings, forming a seamless three-stone line. Further toward the shoulders is a smaller pair of rectangles, then two edge rows, top and bottom, running along the shoulders with 40 round bead-set stones. The three tiers taper evenly, so the eye travels from the center to both sides without a gap.

The inside of the band is left plain, without engraving, so it's comfortable and easy to clean.

Three things to check when you hold it

1Look straight into the table of the center stone under white light. An emerald cut has a large flat table that reveals every inner mark — the table should be clean and see-through.
2Run a fingertip along the two edge rows. The bead tips should be evenly round, smooth, and not catch on fabric.
3Lay the ring face down on the table and look from the side: the four prongs should hug the four corners of the center stone closely, with no visible gap.

The honest trade-off. This piece isn't for someone who loves constant sparkle. An emerald cut is a step cut, returning light in large panels rather than breaking it into rays; in dim rooms, the center stone looks much more subdued than a round of the same size. Also, the face sits high and runs along the finger, so if you work a lot with your hands or often wear gloves, you'll find it gets in the way. The band is also on the wide side, taking a few days to get used to.

Metal: 18K white gold and lab-grown diamonds

18K white gold has a high proportion of pure gold, a white tone with a slight warmth, and metal soft enough for the jeweler to press the prongs snugly around the four corners of the center stone. With an emerald cut that's a detail worth paying for, since loose prongs are the number one cause of chipped corners. In exchange, 18K is softer than 14K, so after a period of heavy wear the prongs and beads should be checked and tightened by a jeweler.

Lab-grown diamonds have the same carbon structure and hardness, and are graded by the same 4C criteria as natural diamonds; the difference is that the stone is grown in a reactor rather than mined. The center stone here is a lab-grown diamond of about 1.6 carats — a size that, in a natural stone, would put the budget on an entirely different level.

Who it suits and sizing notes

This design suits men with medium to large hands, relatively long fingers, and who are used to wearing wide rings. Since the center stone runs along the finger, the longer the finger the better the proportions; on short fingers the face covers almost the whole top segment. Those who like jewelry with a clear, dignified form, without fuss, will find this to their taste.

On sizing: wide rings always fit tighter than slim ones of the same number, so the real size is usually about half a size larger than the plain ring you wear now. It's best to visit the store and try it in the afternoon, when your hand has expanded over the day. If ordering online, measure with a string around the widest knuckle and send it to us; we'll convert it to a size and advise further.

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 sizing advice and help choosing a suitable center stone.

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