"MyLaurent ™" Engagement Ring in yellow gold
MyLaurent™ with a 1.40-carat natural centre diamond, J colour and IF clarity, with IGI documentation. Yellow gold and 16 brilliant-cut natural side diamonds; total diamond weight approximately 1.75 carats.
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1,75 ct| Material | Yellow gold |
|---|---|
| Product weight | Approx. 3.72g |
| Total diamond weight | ~Approx. 1.75ct |
| Center stone | Diamond, 1.40ct, round, color J, clarity IF, cut excellent, certificate IGI |
| Diamonds | 16 diamonds ~0.35ct |
| Model | MyLaurent™ 1.75ct |
| Diamond color | F-G |
| Diamond clarity | VVS-VS |
| Included | Certificate, packaging |
| Warranty | Lifetime warranty |
| Diamond origin | NATURAL |
"MyLaurent ™" Engagement Ring in yellow gold
MyLaurent™: natural diamonds in yellow gold
The main feature of MyLaurent™ from M&M GOLD is a 1.40-carat natural centre diamond, J colour, IF clarity and IGI documentation, with an Excellent cut grade. The yellow gold setting pairs the J centre with 16 natural side diamonds of F–G colour and VVS–VS clarity. A large individual diamond and light-coloured side decoration define this version.
Total natural diamond weight is approximately 1.75 carats: the centre weighs 1.40 carats and the 16 side diamonds weigh approximately 0.35 carats together. The side group has brilliant cuts and F–G colour, with VVS–VS clarity. The finished piece weighs approximately 3.72 g. A certificate and box are included.
The 1.40-carat natural centre diamond
Carat weight and proportions
The weight of 1.40 carats describes the individual natural centre diamond. A metric carat, written ct, equals 0.2 g. When choosing a ring, consider carat weight alongside measurements, proportions and the way the diamond is set. The top view shows its surface and relationship to its surroundings, while the side view reveals the height of the complete setting.
View the 1.40-carat centre in relation to the 16 side diamonds, weighing approximately 0.35 carats together. Side diamonds extend the arrangement, while visible metal connects its elements. The top view shows proportions on the finger, while the profile reveals height and position alongside other jewellery.
J colour and IF clarity
The natural centre diamond has J colour from the near-colourless group on the D–Z scale. J is a direction for those who enjoy a subtler, warmer tone. Lighting, proportions and setting colour also affect appearance in finished jewellery, so view the whole ring.
The centre has confirmed IF clarity. IF, or Internally Flawless, means no visible inclusions when assessed at 10× magnification. In the finished ring, relate the centre's characteristics to the yellow gold colour, proportions and preferred way of wearing it. Viewing under similar lighting complements the documentation.
Light and the centre diamond's cut
The centre diamond has the cut grade Excellent. Cutting affects the way a diamond reflects and disperses light. As the hand moves slowly, you can observe changing light and dark areas, white reflections and coloured flashes. In the finished ring, these effects are seen alongside the side diamonds and the visible parts of the gold construction.
View the ring in diffuse and focused lighting. The first helps reveal the whole arrangement; the second shows individual reflections. Comparing pieces against a similar background helps you assess the diamond and metal. Slowly turning the hand gives more information than a single still view, particularly when observing the transition from the centre to the side decoration.
The centre diamond's round outline
The natural centre diamond has a round shape, and its cut quality is described by the grade Excellent. Shape describes the outline, while cutting involves proportions and facet arrangement. During a viewing, look at the centre diamond's contour, reflections near its edge and its setting. These details help when comparing rings with diamonds of similar carat weight.
16 natural side diamonds
The 16 natural side diamonds weigh approximately 0.35 carats together. Their brilliant cuts introduce small reflections that complement the round centre. The group has confirmed VVS–VS clarity. During a presentation, follow the decoration and its connection with the visible gold. From farther away, assess the combined diamond outline and the complete ring's proportions.
The individual 1.40-carat centre works visually with smaller side diamonds in this arrangement. Compare how much each part contributes to the top view. Then look at the profile to assess setting height and the line of the shank. This presentation helps you choose your preferred extent of decoration and proportions on the hand.
F–G colour in the side diamonds
The super-white side diamonds have a confirmed F–G colour range. Their colour is viewed together with the centre diamond and setting. In small surrounding diamonds, the pattern of reflections and continuity of the arrangement also attract attention. Up close, you can examine individual elements; from farther away, you can assess the proportions of the complete ring on the hand.
Laboratories grade colour under controlled comparison conditions. During wear, lighting, background, metal colour and surrounding reflections also affect appearance. View the centre and side diamonds in the same conditions. Both the precise colour grades and the preferred look of the finished jewellery are useful when discussing your choice.
The yellow gold setting
The setting is yellow gold. The piece weighs approximately 3.72 g. Compare the metal colour with a favourite wedding band or other jewellery. In the finished ring, gold forms the shank and construction holding the natural centre diamond and the side group.
Yellow gold gives this arrangement a warm metal tone. Observe how its colour works with the centre and finer decoration. Compare the shade with a wedding band, watch or other jewellery worn. Shank width at the finger and the profile of the centre section also have practical importance when choosing.
Natural origin and IGI documentation
M&M GOLD offers exclusively natural diamonds. In this ring, natural origin applies to both the centre diamond and all 16 side diamonds. The choice involves the characteristics of each group and their combined arrangement. Viewing the finished piece lets you relate the diamond information to your preferred form of jewellery.
The 1.40-carat natural centre diamond has IGI documentation. The ring comes with a certificate and presentation box. Keep the documentation with your purchase records in a dry, safe place. During a viewing, discuss the centre diamond's characteristics, the document's scope and the side group's specifications with a jeweller. The box is suitable for presenting the ring and storing it separately.
Choosing a ring with natural diamonds
Comparing characteristics and construction
Start with the 1.40-carat centre, J colour, IF clarity, Excellent cut grade and IGI documentation. Also consider 16 side diamonds weighing approximately 0.35 carats together, with brilliant cuts and F–G colour. Finally compare metal tone, profile and position on the finger.
The price of a finished ring reflects the centre diamond's characteristics, side diamonds, precious metal and setting construction. Carat weight, colour, clarity and cut are considered together when assessing a diamond. When comparing purchase offers, check the current price of the complete piece and the documentation's scope. Then compare proportions, setting height and how the ring sits on the finger.
An engagement and a choice for someone close
This ring can be chosen for an engagement or anniversary, guided by the intention of the gift and your loved one's taste. Relate the large 1.40-carat natural centre diamond to a preference for a prominent centre and side decoration. Size and comfort are best assessed during a fitting.
When trying on the ring, check its fit, freedom to bend the fingers and contact with adjacent fingers. If it will be worn with a wedding band, view both pieces together. The setting's profile and shoulder width affect how they sit side by side. Assess comfort in several natural hand positions, including with the hand relaxed at your side.
Caring for diamonds and the gold setting
Gentle cleaning
For gentle cleaning, use lukewarm water, mild soap and a soft brush. Gentle movements help remove cosmetic residue from accessible surfaces of the centre diamond, side diamonds and setting. Pay particular attention to areas where cream or soap collects. A clean surface makes reflections easier to observe when wearing and viewing the ring.
Rinse the ring in a separate bowl, then dry it with a soft, clean cloth. Avoid firm pressure on small diamond settings. A jeweller should choose ultrasonic or steam cleaning after assessing the setting and the security of the diamonds. For persistent dirt, entrust the jewellery to a professional who can select a method suited to the construction's current condition.
Wearing the ring and checking its setting
Take the ring off before exercise, forceful manual work and contact with harsh cleaning products. Be mindful of the setting's profile when wearing gloves or loosely woven fabrics. Removing jewellery before these activities limits exposure of the gold and settings to pressure or catching. After taking it off, put it straight into its usual storage place.
A setting inspection covers the natural centre diamond and the side diamonds. Arrange a jeweller's assessment if you notice looseness, a change in a diamond's position or increased catching on fabric. Keep the ring in its box until it has been checked. An inspection assesses individual construction elements before further wear, including both the centre and the smaller decoration.
Separate storage
Store the ring in a separate soft compartment or its box, leaving room around the diamond arrangement. Keeping it separate limits rubbing against other pieces. Put jewellery on after applying hand cream, perfume and styling products. These habits help keep diamond surfaces clean and care for the gold setting between periods of wear.
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Questions and answers
The most important questions about this piece — answered by M&M GOLD.
Yes, both the centre and the 16 side diamonds are natural. M&M GOLD offers exclusively natural diamonds. Their characteristics describe the centre and the side group separately.
The 1.40-carat natural centre is complemented by 16 brilliant-cut natural side diamonds. The setting is yellow gold. A single centre and smaller diamonds form the arrangement visible from above.
The natural centre diamond weighs 1.40 carats. Its characteristics also include J colour, round shape, an Excellent cut grade and IGI documentation.
Total weight is approximately 1.75 carats: the centre weighs 1.40 carats and the 16 side diamonds weigh approximately 0.35 carats together.
The natural centre diamond has J colour from the near-colourless group on the D–Z scale. J is a direction for those who enjoy a subtler, warmer tone. Lighting, proportions and setting colour also affect appearance in finished jewellery, so view the whole ring.
The natural centre diamond has a cut grade of Excellent. Cutting and proportions affect how a diamond responds to light. During a viewing, observe the reflections as the hand moves.
The centre has a round outline. Its shape is visible from above, while the side view shows the setting profile and proportions of the gold construction.
The centre is complemented by 16 natural side diamonds. They weigh approximately 0.35 carats together. When viewing the ring, look at their arrangement in relation to the centre diamond.
The side diamonds have brilliant cuts. Their facets create small reflections that complement the round centre.
The side group has F–G colour. This range applies to the 16 natural side diamonds. Assess their appearance together with the centre and the colour of the gold setting.
The setting is yellow gold. Compare the metal tone with favourite jewellery.
The complete piece weighs approximately 3.72 g. When trying it on, also assess the fit, shank width and profile height.
Yes, the 1.40-carat natural centre diamond has IGI documentation. The document describes the diamond examined, and the ring comes with a certificate and box.
Start with the diamond's identification, carat weight, shape, colour, clarity and cut information. Read the scope of the particular report. During a consultation, discuss it alongside the piece presented.
Ct means metric carat, a unit of mass equal to 0.2 g. In this ring, the individual natural centre diamond weighs 1.40 carats.
View it in diffuse and focused lighting against a similar background. Slowly moving the hand reveals the changing reflections of the centre and smaller diamonds.
The 1.40-carat centre has confirmed IF clarity. This grade applies to the individual natural centre diamond. Also consider colour, cut and a viewing of the finished ring.
The centre's characteristics, side group, precious metal and setting construction affect the price. Assess carat weight, colour, clarity and cut together and compare them with the current price of the complete piece.
Compare the gold tone with the centre diamond's colour and the wearer's jewellery. Yellow gold brings a warm metal tone to the setting. View the complete ring under several types of lighting.
Yes, a ring with natural diamonds can be chosen for an engagement. Consider your loved one's taste, preferred gold colour and arrangement, then choose the right size.
Check the fit on the finger, freedom of hand movement and contact with adjacent fingers. Also assess the centre's height and comfort with the hand relaxed at your side.
Try both pieces on together and view the space between their settings. Check how they sit at the base of the finger and during movement. The profiles and shank widths affect their fit together.
Compare the centre's precise characteristics, documentation, the number and characteristics of side diamonds, and the precious metal. Then assess proportions, construction and the current complete-ring price under similar viewing conditions.
A certificate and box are included. The 1.40-carat centre diamond has IGI documentation. The box is suitable for presenting the jewellery and storing it separately.
Rarity relates to the combination of carat weight, colour, clarity and other individual characteristics of a natural diamond. Large natural diamonds occur less frequently than small ones. Assess an individual diamond through its complete set of characteristics and documentation.
Use lukewarm water, mild soap and a soft brush. Clean accessible surfaces, rinse in a separate bowl and dry with a soft cloth, without firm pressure on the settings.
A jeweller should choose the method after assessing the setting and security of the diamonds. This applies to both the centre and the small side diamonds.
Remove it before exercise, forceful manual work and contact with harsh chemicals. Be careful with gloves or fabrics that could catch on the setting.
Keep it separately in a soft compartment or its box. Leave space around the decoration to limit rubbing against other jewellery. Put it on after applying cosmetics.
Arrange a jeweller's assessment if you notice looseness, a diamond shifting or pronounced catching on fabric. Keep the ring in its box until the inspection.
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