2 Carat Princess Cut Platinum Moissanite Ring+ 2.0-Carat Princess Forever One Moissanite

Forever One is Charles and Colvard's premium colorless moissanite, graded in the DEF color range, which matches or exceeds the whiteness of most diamonds. Older grades like Forever Brilliant sit in the near-colorless GHI range and can show a slight tint in larger sizes. For the most diamond-like appearance, Forever One is the right choice.

Noticeably heavier. Platinum is about 60 percent denser than white gold, so the same ring design feels substantially heavier on the finger in platinum. Some people find that weight reassuring and premium-feeling. Others prefer the lighter feel of gold. It is worth trying both before deciding if weight is a factor for you. With 2 carats, you get a stone that turns heads while still looking natural and proportional on the hand.

A bezel setting wraps a thin band of platinum around the entire perimeter of the stone, protecting all four sharp corners of the princess cut while giving the ring a sleek, contemporary look. At 2 carats the princess is large enough that a bezel does not hide significant surface area. The combination of platinum's strength and moissanite's 9.25 Mohs hardness creates an extremely durable, low-maintenance ring.

Princess cut is the second most popular engagement ring shape after round. Its square or slightly rectangular outline and brilliant facets produce excellent sparkle while offering a more modern, geometric look than round. It appeals to people who want maximum brilliance in a contemporary shape. It also tends to look larger face-up than a round of similar carat weight. At this size, 2 carats gives you a ring that clearly stands out from the crowd while still looking elegant and intentional.

Do Amore brings together platinum's unmatched longevity with a verified clean water mission. This 2 carat princess cut moissanite benefits from platinum's natural white finish and hypoallergenic properties, while the princess cut concentrates fire through its angular pavilion. Each purchase funds one person's clean water, and the brand has appeared on Shark Tank and been covered by Forbes.