About this piece
18k gold engagement ring with a lab-grown diamond (LGD). The stone is a 1.30 ct pear brilliant of high quality and is set off particularly beautifully by our characteristic Bark texture. The Bark surface gives the ring a warm, lively texture that is comfortable to wear.The diamond is certified (IGI LG737590026) and has an elegant pear shape that visually lengthens the finger. The ring is made of solid 18k yellow gold and bears fineness and Goldschmiede Krack marks.
What does LGD mean? LGD stands for “lab-grown diamond”: a diamond that crystallises in a laboratory under controlled conditions but is chemically and physically identical to a naturally formed diamond. It has the same brilliance, hardness and optical effect, yet is more sustainable and uses fewer resources.
We work exclusively with reclaimed precious metals such as gold, silver and platinum.
- Material
- 18k yellow gold, recycled
- Gemstone
- Lab-grown diamond (LGD), pear brilliant, 1.30 ct
- Certificate
- IGI certified: IGI LG737590026
- Finish
- Bark texture
- Marks
- 750 and Goldschmiede Krack marks on the inside
- Origin
- Handmade in Deidesheim, Germany
- Birthstone
- April
- Meaning
- Strength & eternal love
- Delivery
- Includes a jewellery box
Measurements & fit
Open size guide- Diamond size
- approx. 9.58 × 6.11 × 3.76 mm
- Band width
- approx. 2 mm
- Ring size
- 52 (equivalent to approx. 16.6 mm Ø / EU 52 / US 6 / UK L½)
Shipping
We ship insured with UPS Express Saver. Pieces in stock are delivered in 1 to 2 working days. If a piece is made to order, the delivery time is shown on this page.
Collection from our workshop at Marktplatz 6 in Deidesheim is possible during opening hours, no appointment needed.
Returns
Jewellery can be returned within 14 days, an email to info@goldschmiede-krack.de is enough. Returns are shipped insured with UPS: we send a label to print out, and UPS collects the parcel.
Engraved pieces are made individually and are therefore excluded from exchange.
From our workshop in Deidesheim
Each piece is made individually at the bench. From the first sketch to the final polish, everything stays in one pair of hands.
