2 Carat Asscher Cut White Gold Lab Diamond Ring+ 2.0-Carat Asscher Lab Created Diamond

Lab diamonds are grown using two methods: HPHT (High Pressure High Temperature), which replicates the conditions deep in the earth, and CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition), which builds the diamond carbon layer by layer from a gas. Both produce diamonds that are physically and chemically identical to mined stones.

Yes. White gold is rhodium-plated to achieve its bright white finish, and that plating gradually wears away over 1 to 3 years depending on wear. When the plating fades, the ring develops a slightly warm or yellowish undertone from the gold alloy beneath. Replating is a routine service at most jewelers, typically $150 (or free if purchased from Do Amore), and restores the ring's original look.

A 1 carat round stone is approximately 6.5mm across. A 2 carat round is approximately 8.1mm. While the weight doubles, the face-up diameter increases by about 25 percent, making it visually around 60 percent larger in surface area. On the hand, the difference is noticeable and significant. A 2 carat stone reads as a clear statement piece.

Yes. The Asscher cut was developed in 1902 and is strongly associated with Art Deco jewelry design. Its geometric, symmetrical facets and octagonal outline evoke 1920s and 1930s elegance. It has experienced a significant revival in modern engagement rings among buyers who appreciate vintage-inspired aesthetics with a graphic, architectural quality.

Do Amore rings are handcrafted in the United States. Depending on the specific ring, production takes place in New York City, Long Island, or Orange County. The craftsmanship origin is listed on each product page under the Craftsmanship tab, so you know exactly where your ring was made before you buy.