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SKU : UN-3745
1.00CT Diamond Cluster Halo Engagement Ring White Gold - 10K
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A square cluster of diamonds forms the focal point of this white gold engagement ring, framed by a matching diamond halo. The intricate design continues along the split shank band, which is fully accented with additional diamonds to create a substantial, multi-row appearance.
Design & Features
This engagement ring features a square cluster of diamonds as its center, framed by a matching diamond halo, set on a 10K white gold split shank band fully accented with additional diamonds.
Benefits & Use Cases
The matching halo frames the cluster center for a cohesive, dimensional look, while the fully diamond-accented split shank band creates a substantial, multi-row appearance, making this ring a fitting choice for an engagement or milestone gift.
Key Features
- 1.00CT total diamond weight
- Square diamond cluster center design
- Matching diamond halo surround
- 10K white gold setting
- Split shank band design
- Fully diamond-accented, multi-row band
Specifications
- Metal: 10K White Gold
- Total Diamond Weight: 1.00CT
- Center Design: Square Diamond Cluster
- Setting Style: Halo
- Band Style: Split Shank
Important Note
Solid gold is a soft precious metal. Store this piece separately, keep it away from perfume and chlorine, and polish it with a soft cloth. Custom or engraved pieces are crafted to order and may add 5–7 business days before shipping.
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FAQs
What is the total diamond weight of this ring?
This ring has a total diamond weight of 1.00CT, including the square cluster center, matching halo, and diamond accents along the split shank band.
What shape is the center diamond arrangement?
The center of this ring is a square-shaped cluster made up of multiple diamonds arranged together.
What metal is this ring made from?
This ring is crafted in 10K white gold.
Does the halo match the shape of the center cluster?
Yes, the diamond halo is designed to match the square shape of the center cluster it frames.
What does 'split shank' mean for this ring's band?
A split shank means the band divides into two rows as it approaches the center stone, and on this ring both rows are fully accented with diamonds.
Is the diamond detailing only at the center of this ring?
No, in addition to the center cluster and halo, the split shank band is fully accented with additional diamonds along its length.
Is this ring designed for engagements?
Yes, this is an engagement ring style, featuring a square diamond cluster center with a matching halo and fully diamond-set split shank band.
Is 10K white gold durable for everyday wear?
10K gold contains a higher percentage of alloy metals than higher karat golds, which generally makes it a harder, more durable option well suited to everyday wear.
How should I care for this ring?
As with most diamond and gold jewelry, avoid exposing the ring to harsh chemicals or abrasive activities, and store it separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching.
Can this ring be resized?
Ring resizing is typically available for gold rings, though split shank designs can sometimes have more limited resizing options. Check with the retailer for specifics on this piece.
What gives this ring its multi-row appearance?
The split shank band, fully accented with diamonds along both rows, gives this ring its substantial, multi-row appearance.
What color is the gold on this ring?
This ring is made in white gold, specifically 10K white gold.
Is this a multistone ring?
Yes, this is a multistone ring, with a cluster of diamonds forming the center design along with additional diamonds in the halo and band.
What occasions suit this ring besides an engagement?
Beyond engagements, this ring's cluster halo design also makes it suitable for anniversaries or other milestone celebrations.
How does white gold complement this ring's diamonds?
The cooler tone of white gold closely matches the color of the diamonds, creating a seamless, cohesive look across the cluster, halo, and band.
Does the band taper as it meets the center cluster?
Yes, the split shank band continues along the ring and meets at the halo framing the center cluster.
















