4.03 ct. diamond ring, in 14 kt gold, adorned with a large brilliant-cut lab-created diamond of 3.78 ct. Lab created*

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4.03 ct. lab. diamond ring, in 14 kt gold, adorned with a large brilliant-cut laboratory-created diamond of 3.78 ct. Clarity: VS1. Color: Top Wesselton (F). flanked by numerous brilliant-cut laboratory-created diamonds on each side, totaling approximately 0.25 ct., clarity: VVS-VS. Color: River – Top Wesselton (E-F). High brilliance. Delivered in a jewelry case. Large ring size 58. Included certificate from the world's largest gemstone laboratory, IGI (International Gemological Institute). Laser inscription on the rondist. Exhibition model without signs of use.

*Important information: Laboratory-grown diamonds are diamonds produced by scientists using technology that recreates the conditions under which diamonds grow and form deep in the earth. A lab-grown diamond is chemically, physically and optically identical to diamonds formed in the Earth's interior - the only factor that makes them different from a natural diamond is that they were grown in a laboratory. The growth process takes up to 10 weeks. Lab-grown diamonds are just as different and unique, as you cannot control the location of flaws and inclusions, but only start the growth process. Therefore, they are also classified in the same way as naturally grown diamonds. Very advanced equipment is required to measure differences (nitrogen content, fluorescence and phosphorescence) between a diamond grown in nature and in a laboratory. The process of producing a diamond in a machine is cheaper and more environmentally friendly than mining in nature. Therefore, there is a difference in the retail price of the 2 types of diamonds.