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| Detail | Details |
|---|---|
| Center diamond | Round Rose Cut · 4.00 mm diameter · approx. 0.24 ct |
| Accent diamonds | None · 0.00 ct |
| Total diamond weight | approx. 0.24 ct · 1 stone |
| Stone type | Lab Grown Diamond |
| Setting | Four-Prong Solitaire |
| Finish · Occasion | High Polish · Engagement |
A round rose cut lab grown diamond solitaire engagement ring from Signora Jewels.
A 0.24 ct, 4.00 mm round rose-cut center held in a Four-Prong Solitaire setting with no accent diamonds. Approx. 0.24 ct total.
Made to order in 11 metals: silver, 9K/14K/18K gold (yellow, white, rose) and platinum.
Made to order in your selected metal, with the plain polished shank and open center structure kept consistent across the metal options.
Signora Jewels keeps the top view focused on one 4.00 mm round rose-cut diamond. Four rounded prongs touch the stone at spaced points around its edge, while the shoulders divide just before the center instead of running straight into the setting.
That split creates two triangular openings beside the diamond. The center stays visually separate from the 1.40 mm lower shank, and the open under-gallery leaves the underside accessible when the ring needs cleaning.
Design highlights
The shoulder treatment is the detail to notice. Each side divides as it reaches the diamond, then rejoins the plain band below, so the center gets structural support without adding another row of stones. For more help comparing solitaire proportions, see our engagement ring guide.
The rose cut uses broad facets and a flatter faceting pattern than a modern round brilliant, so the 4.00 mm stone returns larger flashes rather than a dense field of tiny reflections. Our diamond stone guide explains how cut style changes the way a diamond handles light.
The ring is available in silver, yellow gold, white gold, rose gold and platinum across the listed purities. Yellow and rose metals add warmth around the open center; white gold and platinum keep the look cooler. Use a soft brush under the open gallery so residue does not collect beneath the rose-cut center. See the jewelry care guide for routine cleaning.
How exposed is the 4.00 mm rose-cut center?
Four prongs leave much of the round outline visible. The design trades the extra metal of a six-prong setting for a cleaner view of the 4.00 mm stone, so avoiding hard knocks to the exposed edge matters during daily wear.
What do the split cathedral-style shoulders do?
The shoulders divide immediately beside the center and form triangular openings before joining the plain shank. That structure supports the setting from both sides without adding accent diamonds around the rose-cut center.
Can this solitaire be worn with another ring?
The lower shank is plain and approximately 1.40 mm wide, which keeps the base narrow for stacking. The raised center structure determines how closely a straight companion band sits beside it.
Which metal changes the look of this rose-cut design most?
Yellow and rose gold put a warmer frame around the open 4.00 mm center, while white gold and platinum create less color contrast at the four prongs. Because there are no side diamonds, the metal around the center remains especially visible.
How should I clean the open under-gallery?
The open underside gives direct access beneath the center diamond. Use warm water, mild soap and a soft brush around the prongs and under the gallery, then rinse thoroughly and dry with a lint-free cloth.