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6 Prong Diamond Engagement Ring
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Diamond Details
| Shape | Oval Cut |
| Carat Weight | 0.25 To 5.00 CT |
| Color/Clarity | EF_VS |
| Certificate | IGI Certified [1.00 CT Above] |
Ring Details
| Ring Width | 1.70 MM [Customization Possible] |
| Ring Depth | 1.70 MM [Customization Possible] |
| Type | Lab Grown Diamond |
| Metal Purity |
925 Silver, 935 Argentium Silver, Solid Gold (10KT, 14KT, 18KT); 950 Platinum |
| Metal Tone |
Yellow, White, Rose |
| Stamp/Hallmark | Yes |
| Jewelry Certificate | Ouros Brand Authentic Jewelry Certificate - Contact Us for Your Certificate on request only |
Choose the Diamond Shape
Explore different lab grown diamond shapes one by one and see how each looks on the ring shank. Select the shape that best matches your personal style and preference.
Select the Diamond Carat Size
Compare various and their prices. Choose the size that fits your budget while giving you the look you want.
Pick the Diamond Color and Clarity
Decide how colorless and how flawless you want your lab diamond to be. This step helps you balance beauty, quality, and value.
Choose the Metal
Select the metal for your ring based on your taste, lifestyle, and the overall aesthetic you prefer.
Choose Your Ring Size
Pick the correct ring size to ensure a comfortable and secure fit.
Once all steps are completed, your custom solitaire engagement ring is ready, designed by you in just a few minutes.
Diamond Shape/Cut Options
Round Lab Grown Diamond – Round shape diamond is classic, evergreen, and the most preferred diamond shape. Go for a round diamond solitaire ring if you want a classic design that looks clean and sophisticated and never goes out of style.
Oval Lab Grown Diamond – Oval shape diamond is known for its elongated silhouette. Also, an oval cut diamond is cheaper than a round cut diamond. Choose an oval diamond solitaire ring if you want the feel of a classic round diamond but with an elongated profile.
Princess Cut Lab Grown Diamond – Princess diamond is known for its square shape and four corners. A princess cut diamond is 15 to 20% cheaper than a round cut diamond, as the waste is limited while cutting. Go for a princess cut diamond solitaire engagement ring if you want a geometric edge to your ring.
Cushion Cut Lab Grown Diamond – Cushion cut diamond is also known as pillow cut diamond, popular for its rounded corners with a squarish shape. Cushion shaped diamond is a mixture of the curved and blunt edges of a round diamond and the squarish shape of a princess cut diamond. Go for a cushion cut diamond solitaire ring if you want a classic look with a geometric touch.
Emerald Cut Lab Grown Diamond – Emerald cut diamond is known for its step-cut facets, clipped corners, and elongated shape. The hall of mirrors effect gives flashes of light instead of the classic brilliance of a regular diamond. Also, the emerald diamond appears larger than its actual carat weight. Go for an emerald cut diamond solitaire ring if you want flashes of light and an elongated shape with the feel of a bigger diamond without a heavy carat weight.
Asscher Cut Lab Grown Diamond – Asscher cut diamond is known for its squarish shape with step-cut facets. The Asscher diamond is a mixture of the clean lines and flashes of light from an emerald cut diamond and the squarish shape of a princess cut diamond. Go for an Asscher cut diamond solitaire ring if you are confused between choosing an emerald cut diamond and a princess cut diamond.
Radiant Cut Lab Grown Diamond – Radiant cut diamond is known for its elongated rectangular shape with a crushed ice look. Go for a radiant cut diamond solitaire ring if you want a rectangular shape with a brilliant and sparkly facet look.
Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond – Pear cut diamond is known for its teardrop shape. Pear shaped diamond blends a pointed edge with curved edges beautifully in one. Also, the pear diamond looks bigger than its actual carat weight. Go for a pear cut diamond solitaire ring if you want an elongated profile and a bigger-looking diamond without spending much.
Marquise Cut Lab Grown Diamond – Marquise diamond is known for its pointed corners with rounded edges. Navette cut diamond is a mixture of the pointed edge of a pear and the curved edge of an oval shape. Also, the elongated profile of a marquise shaped diamond makes it look bigger than its actual carat weight. Go for a marquise cut diamond solitaire ring if you want an elongated shape with a bigger carat look.
Heart Cut Lab Grown Diamond – Heart shaped diamond is considered the most romantic of all diamond shapes, making it a perfect choice for engagement rings. Choose a heart cut diamond solitaire ring if you want a design that feels deeply sentimental, romantic, and full of meaning.
Diamond Carat Size Options
0.25 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Small, light, and very subtle. Easy to wear every day.
Go for 0.25 Carat Diamond if you want a minimal and affordable diamond.
0.5 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Noticeable sparkle without looking big. Very balanced.
Go for 0.5 Carat Diamond if you want something visible but not bold.
0.75 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Looks full and bright, often better value than 1 carat.
Go for 0.75 Carat Diamond if you want a bigger look without paying for 1 carat.
1 Carat Lab Grown Diamond– Classic and most popular size. Always in style.
Go for a 1 Carat Diamond Ring if you want a timeless and safe choice.
1.5 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Clearly larger and more luxurious, yet wearable daily.
Go for a 1.5 Carat Diamond Ring if you want an upgraded, premium look.
2 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Bold and eye-catching. Makes a strong statement.
Go for a 2 Carat Diamond Ring if you want your diamond to stand out.
2.5 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Bigger and less common, feels exclusive.
Go for a 2.5 Carat Diamond Ring if you want something unique and noticeable.
3 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Luxury size with strong presence.
Go for a 3 Carat Diamond Ring if you want a high-impact diamond.
3.5 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Very large and dramatic.
Go for a 3.5 Carat Diamond Ring if you want a bold statement piece.
4 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Ultra-luxury and rare.
Go for a 4 Carat Diamond Ring if you want a powerful, high-status look.
4.5 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Extremely rare and striking.
Go for a 4.5 Carat Diamond Ring if you want something exceptional.
5 Carat Lab Grown Diamond – Maximum size and impact.
Go for a 5 Carat Diamond Ring if you want an iconic, show-stopping diamond.
Diamond Color Options
D Color Lab Grown Diamond – Completely colorless diamond and extremely rare. Maximum brightness and purity.
Go for D color Diamond if you want the best and most premium diamond.
E Color Lab Grown Diamond – Nearly colorless with no visible tint to the naked eye. Exceptional quality.
Go for E color Diamond if you want top-tier whiteness with slightly better value than D.
F Color Lab Grown Diamond – Still colorless to the eye, with excellent brilliance and sparkle.
Go for F color diamond if you want a high-quality white diamond with a smart value.
Diamond Clarity Options
VVS1 Clarity Diamond – Extremely tiny inclusions that are almost impossible to see even under 10× magnification.
Go for this if you want ultra-rare clarity and near-perfect appearance.
VVS2 Clarity Diamond – Very, very small inclusions that are invisible to the naked eye and difficult to spot under magnification.
Go for this if you want exceptional clarity with slightly better value than VVS1.
VS1 Clarity Diamond – Minor inclusions that are hard to see under magnification and never visible to the naked eye.
Go for this if you want eye-clean diamonds with excellent balance of quality and price.
VS2 Clarity Diamond – Small inclusions that may be visible under magnification but not to the naked eye in most cases.
Go for this if you want great sparkle and clarity without paying for microscopic perfection.
Metal Options
Silver
Silver – A bright, lightweight metal with a classic shine, best suited for occasional wear.
Go for a silver ring if you want an occasional wear and affordable ring.
925 Silver – Contains 92.5% pure silver blended with strengthening metals to improve durability. It offers a bright, classic silver look and is suitable for regular wear, though it may require occasional polishing to maintain its shine.
Go for a 925 silver ring if you want affordable precious metal but it might not be the best for everyday wear.
935 Silver – Made with a higher silver content than 925, resulting in a whiter, brighter finish and slightly better resistance to dulling. It feels more refined and polished while still remaining lightweight and wearable.
Go for 935 silver ring if you want premium-looking silver with improved visual clarity and finish.
Gold
10K Gold – Contains more alloy metals, making it highly durable but less rich in color.
Go for 10k gold ring if you want a budget-friendly, scratch-resistant gold for daily wear.
14K Gold – A perfect balance of purity, strength, and color, making it the most popular choice.
Go for 14k gold ring if you want long-lasting gold that is comfortable for everyday wear.
18K Gold – Higher gold content with a deeper, warmer color but slightly softer as less alloy is used, making it more skin-friendly and often hypoallergenic.
Go for 18k gold ring if you want a luxurious look and a richer gold tone.
Gold Tone Options
Yellow Gold – Classic and warm, highlighting traditional elegance.
Go for yellow gold ring if you want durable metal that keeps its color and requires minimal upkeep.
White Gold – Sleek and modern, often plated with rhodium for extra brightness.
Go for white gold ring if you want your diamond to stand out with maximum sparkle and contrast.
Rose Gold – Contains a higher copper content, making it stronger than yellow or white gold. The pink tone reduces visible color contrast with inclusions or lower diamond color grades.
Go for rose gold ring if you want stronger metal that visually softens diamond imperfections.
Platinum
950 Platinum – Made with 95% pure platinum, naturally white, dense, and extremely durable and fully hypoallergenic with no plating required.
Go for platinum ring if you want a premium, hypoallergenic metal built to last a lifetime.
Ring Size Options
Our custom solitaire rings are available in sizes 4 through 9, covering the most common finger sizes. This range ensures easy selection for everyday wear while maintaining proper balance and proportion of the ring on the finger. If you are between sizes or unsure, choosing the nearest size allows for minor future adjustments if needed, depending on the metal and design.
How to Measure Your Ring Size at Home
• Using a ring you already own: Place the ring on a ruler and measure the inner diameter (straight across the center). Match the measurement to a standard ring size chart for the most accurate result.
• Using a paper or string: Wrap a thin strip of paper or string snugly around the base of your finger. Mark where it overlaps, then measure the length in millimeters. Compare it with a ring size chart.
• Best time to measure:
Measure at room temperature. Fingers can swell in heat and shrink in cold, which may affect accuracy.
• Fit tip:
The ring should slide on easily but feel slightly snug when coming off over the knuckle.
FAQ for Ouros Jewels Custom Solitaire Ring
- How long does it take to deliver my custom ring?
Custom rings are delivered within 8 to 14 working days after dispatch, depending on your location. - What is the return policy for custom rings?
If there is any manufacturing defect, we offer a free repair within 30 days of delivery. - What are the benefits of choosing a solitaire engagement ring?
Solitaire engagement rings are classic and evergreen. Their versatile design makes them super easy to stack with almost any wedding band style. - Are custom rings worth it?
Yes. Custom rings let you choose every detail, ensuring the final piece matches your style, budget, and preferences perfectly. - How do I start the custom ring design process?
Simply begin by selecting your diamond shape, then follow the guided steps to customize your ring. - Can custom rings be resized later?
Yes. Our custom solitaire rings feature a plain band shank, making future resizing simple and hassle-free. - Is there a warranty or return policy for custom rings?
Returns for personal preference are not accepted. Manufacturing concerns are covered within 30 days, and repairs may be available later for an additional charge. - How is the diamond secured in the custom ring?
The diamond is set using a classic prong setting, designed for both security and maximum light performance. - Are lab grown diamonds real?
Yes. Lab grown diamonds are 100% real diamonds with the same physical, chemical, and visual properties as mined diamonds. - What metal options are best for everyday wear?
Platinum and 18K gold are excellent choices for everyday wear due to their strength, durability, and ability to hold diamonds securely over time. - Will the ring be insured during shipping?
Yes. Every ring is shipped fully insured and with secure tracking, so your purchase is protected until it reaches you safely. - How can I contact Ouros Jewels for support?
You can reach us at contact@ourosjewels.com for help with orders, shipping, or repairs.