Radiant Cut Diamond Ring in Platinum: Setting Details

A rectangular center stone and bright shoulders give this ring a broad presence on the finger. The original feature identifies it as a radiant cut diamond ring in platinum. Its photographs are useful for studying the setting, while the stone and metal specifications need the documentation for the actual piece.

Look at the full outline

The center’s brilliant facet pattern gives a different appearance from the long steps of an emerald cut. Side stones extend the design across the finger, and the band adds a further row of accents. Compare the center’s measured length and width as well as its carat weight; weight alone does not tell you how large a diamond will look from above.

Read the report correctly

Request the center stone’s report, if available, and confirm that its details match the diamond. GIA explains that its reports are not certifications or appraisals. A report provides information about the stone, rather than a guarantee of value or a general approval of the ring.

Check the setting and fit

Ask for the platinum fineness, ring size, separate center and side stone weights, and any repair history. Try the ring with a possible wedding band to assess spacing and contact between settings. Contact Diamonds by Raymond Lee for currently available radiant cut rings and verified individual details.