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1 of 8An independent IGI grading report is included when the selected individual lab-grown center or primary diamond is 0.50 ct or larger.
| Detail | Details |
|---|---|
| Center diamond | Round Brilliant Cut · approx. 6.50 mm diameter · approx. 1.00 ct |
| Accent diamonds | None · 0 stones · 0.00 ct |
| Total diamond weight | Approx. 1.00 ct · 1 stone |
| Stone type | Lab Grown Diamond |
| Diamond quality | F color · VS1 clarity |
| Setting | Eight-Prong · four pairs of claws around the round center |
| Head and band | Elevated open basket with a plain polished shank |
| Finish · Occasion | High Polish · Engagement |
A round lab grown diamond eight-prong engagement ring from Signora Jewels.
One round brilliant, approx. 1.00 ct and 6.50 mm, in an Eight-Prong setting; 0 accent diamonds, 0.00 ct.
Made to order in 11 metals: silver, 9K/14K/18K gold (yellow, white, rose) and platinum.
Made to order in your chosen metal with a fixed, approximately 1.00 ct round center.
Signora Jewels sets one round brilliant in this engagement ring, with eight claw tips meeting its edge in four pairs.
The center measures approximately 6.50 mm across and sits above a plain polished shank. There are no side diamonds.
Design highlights
Each pair places two small points of metal close together, leaving longer stretches of the round outline visible between the four groups.
The 1.00 ct round brilliant is F color and VS1 clarity. It is the only diamond in this Eight-Prong setting.
Brush gently between the paired claws and beneath the elevated center using mild soapy water and a soft brush. Follow the care guidance without pulling cloth through the claw gaps.
Why are the eight claws grouped in pairs around the round center?
The setting places eight claw tips at four positions around the diamond. This groups the metal into four areas rather than spacing eight individual prongs evenly around the circular edge.
Which metal makes the four pairs of claws stand out most?
Yellow and rose gold create a warmer contrast against the round diamond, making the paired claws more noticeable. White gold, platinum and silver create a white-metal frame around the same setting.
What needs attention when wearing this raised eight-prong ring day to day?
The elevated center leaves the claw tips above the plain band, with sections of the diamond edge exposed between them. Remove the ring for lifting and workouts, and have the prongs checked after a hard knock or a snag.
How do I clean the gaps between the paired claws?
Each of the four claw pairs creates a narrow gap beside the center diamond. Use warm water, mild soap and a soft brush to clean between the tips and beneath the basket, then rinse thoroughly and pat dry without tugging on the claws.