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14K Gold Open Stacking Diamond Ring

$523.00 USD $653.00 USD

This 14K solid gold open diamond ring is a unique and minimalist piece, designed to be worn as a wedding band guard, stacking ring, or on its own. Adorned with six brilliant-cut diamonds, it offers a subtle touch of sparkle and modern elegance.

The open design adds a contemporary feel, while the diamonds bring just the right amount of shine. Perfect for those who appreciate simple yet striking jewelry, and is ideal for adding a special accent to any collection.

Product Details

• Made to Order

• Metal: 14K Solid Gold

• Band Width: Approx. 1.2 mm

• Open Gap: Approx. 2.5 mm

*The product image is enlarged for illustrative purposes only; the actual product size may differ.

Stone Details

• Natural Diamond

• 1.5mm Round Cut Diamond (6 stones) / .015 ct.x 6 = .09 ctw.

• Color G-H / Clarity VS-SI

Shipping & Returns

  • Shipping

Enjoy complimentary shipping. Ready-to-ship items are usually processed within 1-7 business days. For made-to-order items, we ask that you allow 7-21 business days (excluding weekends) before your order is shipped. For more details, click here.

  • Returns

If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, contact us within 3 days of receiving your order to initiate the return. You may return most unused fine jewelry pieces for a refund within 10 days of delivery. Exclusions Apply. For more details, click here.

Care Tips

To keep your jewelry looking brand new, remember these simple tips:

- For thorough cleaning, use a combination of warm water and mild dish detergent - gently scrub with a soft-bristled toothbrush.

- Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasives coming in contact with your jewelry: hairspray, bleach, chlorine, toothpaste, etc.; exposure will dull the shine of precious metals over time.

- Remove jewelry before physical activity and store it carefully.

A Billion Year Journey

Natural Diamonds

Diamonds were first discovered in India over 4,000 years ago in the Golconda region. Over time, they spread across cultures and continents, symbolizing eternal love, power, and lasting value.