Final Hours: Receive a $250 Gift Card & Free Engraving With Every Engagement Ring


Shape: Asscher Cut

Metal: 18k Yellow Gold

Filters +

Filters

Shape: Asscher Cut

Metal: 18k Yellow Gold

FAQs

FAQS

Not at all. Because lab and mined diamonds share identical optical properties, their light performance is indistinguishable. Cut quality is what drives sparkle, regardless of whether a diamond was grown in a lab or extracted from the earth. A well-cut lab diamond will outshine a poorly cut mined diamond every time.
Yes. The color difference is visible, especially side by side. 18k yellow gold has a more vibrant, deeply golden hue. 14k appears slightly paler because of its lower gold content. If the warmth and richness of the gold color is important to you aesthetically, 18k delivers it clearly.
A 2 carat stone sits just a touch above the average diamond size in the US over the last two years. It gives the impression of slightly larger than average without looking too big or gaudy, making it a sweet spot for couples who want presence without excess. A lab-grown 2 carat stone of comparable cut, color, and clarity can be found for $1,500 to $4,000. The savings are substantial, which is why 2 carat lab diamonds have become one of the most popular upgrades couples make when they discover lab-grown options.
Both are step-cut stones with the characteristic hall-of-mirrors light effect. The key difference is shape: an emerald cut is rectangular, while an Asscher cut is square. Asscher cuts also typically have a smaller table facet and higher crown, producing a slightly more enclosed, geometric sparkle pattern. The result is a distinctive octagonal appearance when viewed face-up.
The deeper golden hue of 18k yellow gold enhances the vintage character of a 2 carat asscher cut lab diamond, where the step-cut pattern draws the eye into the stone's depth. Do Amore sources recycled 18k gold and lab diamonds that carry no mining footprint, keeping both the materials and mission aligned. Each purchase funds clean water access for one person, part of a mission that has now reached over 22,000 people globally.