Solitaire Ring

A solitaire ring in refined white gold, set with a 2.03-carat lab-grown diamond (F color, VVS2 clarity). Weighing 4.19g, this ring embodies geometric perfection and absolute transparency. It will appeal to discerning women seeking an exceptional stone, combining unparalleled brilliance with ethical responsibility. A timeless investment that affirms the values ​​of conscious luxury.

IGI Certificate LG738502432

What is a laboratory diamond?

A lab-grown diamond ( diamond created in a laboratory ) is a real diamond , composed of pure crystallized carbon , obtained through a technology that reproduces the natural conditions of formation.

This is not zirconium, nor is it a substitute:
It's the same material , with the same hardness (10/10), the same gloss, and the same optical properties.

A scientific mystery

Science has succeeded in replicating the same process as nature's by manufacturing a lab-grown diamond. Ethical and traceable , this diamond is entirely free from any connection to "blood diamonds."

It is called synthetic diamond and it retains all the physical, chemical and optical characteristics of a mined diamond:
(the 4Cs: Clarity, Color, Carat, Cut), without the negative consequences associated with the extraction of natural diamonds.

It is impossible to distinguish a mined diamond from a synthetic diamond with the naked eye; it is, in a way, a magical diamond .

Their only difference lies in their age. This magical diamond grows in the laboratory for a few weeks using a method called HP HT (High Pressure High Temperature).