What catches your eye first is one cluster catching the light like a single stone. Look closer. You will see that it is actually thirty five round cut diamonds, each set edge to edge inside a squared floral shaped outline each one held by its own tiny prong. That is the build behind this Round Cut Diamond Cluster Crossover Ring. The total diamond weight comes to 0.161 ct. The stones read clean and bright packed close enough that almost no metal shows between them. Below the cluster the band. Crosses itself in a soft bypass twist, before meeting the shank, a detail that keeps this from reading like a standard cluster setting.

The ring is available in 10K, 14K or 18K solid gold. It comes in yellow, white or rose tone. This means the cluster can match a setting or stand out with a cool and bright look against white gold. Since it is a lab grown diamond piece it has the optical and chemical properties as a mined stone. Our breakdown on lab grown vs mined diamonds explains why this allows a design like this to have visible diamond for the price compared to a similar ring with a natural stone. An IGI certificate can be provided at no cost when requested. The hallmark stamp is already on the band. Designed the way it's this works well as an engagement ring, an anniversary gift or a piece bought by oneself to wear alone or stacked.

Key Features

Diamond Shape & Details: 35 round cut lab grown diamonds set in a floral cluster, E_F color, VVS_VS clarity.

Total Carat Weight: 0.161 ct across the full cluster.

Design & Setting: Floral cluster design in a prong setting with a twisting crossover band.

Metal Purity: Available in 10K, 14K, or 18K solid gold.

Metal Tone: Choose yellow, white, or rose gold.

Hallmark: Stamped on the band for authenticity.

Certification: IGI certificate available free of cost, on request.

Lab Grown Diamond Ring: Same optical and chemical structure as mined diamonds, at a lower cost per carat.

Crossover Band Ring: Bypass style shank that twists and crosses below the cluster.

Stackable Diamond Ring: Low, compact profile suited to layering with other bands.