2 Carat Cushion Cut Rose Gold Lab Diamond Ring+ 2.0-Carat Cushion Lab Created Diamond

Yes. The FTC updated its definition of diamond in 2018 to remove the word natural, recognizing that lab diamonds meet every scientific criterion to be called a diamond. They are not simulants, not imitations, and not glass. They are diamonds, grown in a lab rather than mined from the ground.

Rose gold is generally safe for people with nickel allergies because its alloy uses copper rather than nickel to achieve its warm color. However, people with a sensitivity to copper should be cautious. For most people with common metal sensitivities, rose gold is a comfortable choice without the nickel concerns that come with white gold.

Rose gold's warm, blush-pink character pairs naturally with the cushion cut's soft, rounded proportions at 2 carats, creating a ring with a romantic personality. The cushion's large facets produce broad light flashes that complement rose gold's gentle warmth rather than competing with it. The 14k alloy's copper content gives the band its characteristic color while maintaining the durability needed to protect a center stone of this size.

Both. The cushion cut has roots in 19th-century cutting styles, which gives it a romantic, antique feel that suits vintage-inspired settings beautifully. But it has also been modernized with updated facet patterns that produce brilliant light performance. It is one of the few shapes that works equally well in a Georgian-inspired setting and a contemporary minimalist ring. Two carats delivers visible impact. It reads as generous and confident, sitting comfortably above the US average engagement ring size.

Rose gold's blush warmth creates a striking contrast with the cushion cut's broad, romantic sparkle at 2 carats. The cushion shape's rounded corners and large facets give it a softer personality than angular cuts. Do Amore's 14k rose gold is recycled, and the lab diamond is grown conflict-free. Every ring sold funds clean water for one person through charity: water, with GPS tracking of your impact.