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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 | Spear Cut · approx. 9.64 × 5.80 × 4.06 mm · approx. 0.96 ct |
| Accent diamonds | None · 0 stones · 0.00 ct |
| Total diamond weight | Approx. 0.96 ct · 1 stone |
| Stone type | Lab Grown Diamond |
| Diamond quality | F color · VS1 clarity |
| Setting | Solitaire with two upper claw prongs and a rounded prong over the lower point |
| Band | Plain polished shank · estimated 1.50 mm wide and 1.50 mm thick at the base |
| Shoulder width | Estimated 1.55–1.70 mm |
| Setting height | Estimated 6.0–6.5 mm |
| Finish · Occasion | High Polish · Engagement |
A spear-cut lab grown diamond solitaire engagement ring from Signora Jewels.
One approx. 0.96 ct spear-cut center, 9.64 × 5.80 × 4.06 mm, held by two upper claws and a rounded point prong. No accents: 0 stones, 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 0.96 ct spear-cut center.
Signora Jewels leaves the spear’s flat top visible between two upper claws in this engagement ring. A rounded prong caps the bottom point.
The approximately 0.96 ct center measures 9.64 × 5.80 × 4.06 mm, above a plain shank estimated at 1.50 mm wide and 1.50 mm thick at the base.
Design highlights
The flat upper edge and angled corners remain visible. Long sides taper toward the lower prong instead of meeting another flat end.
One spear-cut lab grown diamond supplies the entire approximately 0.96 ct total; no diamonds line the shoulders.
Yellow and rose gold emphasize the three prongs. Follow the care guidance when brushing around the spear’s pointed end.
What covers the lower point of this spear-cut diamond?
A rounded prong covers the bottom point, while two upper claws hold the sides near the broader end. The flat top and portions of the tapered edges are not enclosed by metal. Remove the ring for lifting or activities that risk knocks to the setting.
How does this spear’s outline differ from a pear-shaped diamond?
This spear has a short flat top and angled upper corners rather than a pear’s rounded broad end. Its sides taper toward a single lower point, with no halo altering that outline.
Where should a wedding band clear the spear’s pointed end?
The lower point extends past the plain band’s outline, and its rounded prong needs clearance from a companion ring. Check the completed pair around that tip; the estimated 1.50 mm lower-shank width does not establish a flush fit.
How do I clean around the two upper claws without catching the spear’s point?
The spear has two upper claws and one rounded point prong, creating three separate metal-to-stone junctions. Use warm water, mild soap and a soft brush around each junction, then rinse thoroughly and pat dry rather than drawing a cloth across the point.