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Lab diamonds have depreciated in market resale value as production has scaled and prices have dropped. They are best understood as a purchase for love and daily wear rather than an investment. The upside: you get significantly more diamond for your budget compared to a mined equivalent, which many couples find a worthwhile trade-off.
Bezel settings offer the most protection by encircling the stone in metal. Four-prong solitaires offer excellent stone visibility with reasonable protection. Halo settings add extra protection to the girdle while increasing perceived size. For stones with pointed ends like pear or princess, V-prongs over the points are essential. The right setting depends on the stone shape and the wearer's lifestyle. Sitting just above the current average, 2 carats strikes a balance between making a statement and maintaining everyday wearability.
With an emerald cut, clarity matters more than with most other shapes because the large open table and step-cut facets act like a window into the stone. At 2 carats, any inclusions become more visible, so a VS1 or better clarity grade is recommended. Lab diamonds offer excellent clarity at a lower price point than mined stones, making higher grades more accessible.
Yes. The large, open table facet of an emerald cut is like a window into the stone, making inclusions and color easier to see than in brilliant cuts, which use sparkle to mask imperfections. For emerald cuts, clarity is more important than in round or cushion cuts. VS1 or better is commonly recommended to ensure the stone looks clean to the naked eye.
Yes. Do Amore collaborated with Atticus, a contemporary poet and visual artist, to create the Atticus Collection. It includes engagement ring styles with literary-inspired names like Magic Ring, Beautiful Chaos, and Dark Between the Stars, alongside wedding bands and jewelry. All pieces use recycled metals with ethically sourced stones and include the same 1:1 clean water impact. Two carats puts this ring slightly above the national average, making it a standout choice without crossing into ostentatious territory.