Setting only excludes the center stone. Choose a carat option for the complete ring price. Photos show design inspiration; confirm your specifications in your quote.
Emerald cut engagement ring — a refined step-cut solitaire with an IGI-certified lab-grown diamond in 14K gold. The quiet-luxury pick.
Pricing: setting only from $1,275. With a 1.5ct center, from $1,525. A 3.0ct emerald in E/VS1 runs roughly $2,150–$2,525 all-in; 3.5ct in D/VS2 about $2,525–$2,950.
Specifications
Center stone: IGI-certified lab-grown emerald cut (step cut)
Carat options: 1.5ct to 5ct+ · Color D–G · Clarity VS1–VS2
Metal: 14K yellow, white, or rose gold
Setting: four-prong solitaire
Made to order in Provo, Utah · insured nationwide shipping
Why emerald cuts show clarity differently
Step cuts have long open facets, so inclusions are easier to see than in a brilliant cut. For emerald cuts, prioritize clarity (VS1 or better) over chasing the top colour grade — that is where the money is best spent.
Have a quote?Send it here or text 385-592-7180. We'll review your IGI specs and send a private quote — clear numbers and craftsmanship from our Provo studio.
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Questions
Before you text us
Are lab-grown diamonds real diamonds?
Yes. Lab-grown diamonds are chemically and optically the same as mined diamonds — real diamond, grown in controlled conditions. We use IGI-graded stones so the specs are clear before you decide.
What is the lead time after CAD approval?
After you approve the CAD, production typically takes about three to four weeks. We’ll confirm timing before you commit so the calendar fits your date.
How does the private text quote work?
Share inspiration, budget, and any must-haves by text or our quote page. We reply with a clear, private quote — no hard sell, no countdown. You can also text 385-592-7180.
Can I start with inspiration instead of exact specs?
Absolutely. Most clients begin with photos and a feeling. We translate that into options, then a CAD you can approve before anything is made.