Cara Three Row Diamond Band
The Classic Gem
Regular price
$ 3,200.00
Sale price
$ 3,500.00
Cara means "love". Cara is perfect for that special someone looking for a more substantial piece with lots of brilliance. The three rows of diamonds are synonymous with "past, present, and future, and each row is separated with a vintage milgrain beading to add a subtle separation. Cara is a 5.5 mm wide band that sparkles with white diamonds running all of the ways around the band, also called and eternity band, a symbol of never-ending love.
Great for milestone anniversaries, push presents, as a wedding band, or just because. This ring can be made in any size and metal with diamonds and/or gemstones.
Product Information:
2.50ct Total Carat Weight - AAA quality Melees F/G color, SI1 clarity. Very Good to Excellent Cut Grade.
Can be ordered in almost any size. 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Orders processed will take 5-10 business days if in stock, unless rush ordered. Please send a message if your order needs to be rushed and we can try our best to accommodate. 2-2.5 weeks for custom design.
The Making of Your Masterpiece
Ever thought of creating a sentimental or unique piece of jewelry but not sure where to start? Our designers specialize in 3D CAD CAM technology and can create a realistic render of your jewelry concept and 3D print a wax prototype, which is then used to cast and set into your dream jewelry piece. We are there every step of the way to ensure your jewelry looks just like the way you envisioned it to be.
Custom designs are not only unique but they are built perfectly to fit your finger or gemstone versus retrofitting or re-sizing stock, which in some cases can weaken the structural integrity of a ring with many intricacies, or in other cases create gaps or an unfinished look. Each diamond is hand calibrated by our diamond specialist within one tenths of a millimeter and matched for color, clarity and table size. The results are always stunning and more importantly made with precision and solid craftsmanship. Learn more about our standards and quality here.
L2R: Picture of CAD Render, Wax Prototype/3D Print, and Complete/Finished Mounting
Custom Made Diamond Ear Cuffs
Click here to see a sampling of 3D CAD Designs.
We have deep rooted experience in jewelry design architecture and industry expertise and knowledge in the background of metal-smithing/casting, stone setting/jewelry craftsmanship and gemology. We strive to make this process as seamless and fun, as it is informative in three simple steps:
The process typically takes 18-21 business days end to end, however depending on the scope of work, order, and current capacity, we can usually expedite custom orders to 10-15 days (excluding weekends and holidays).
Step 1: Consultation
b.) Casting in the metal you chose such as platinum or white gold, rose gold, yellow gold in (585 or 750 / 1000 Au).
The turnaround for this phase of the process is usually 3-5 business days.
The Difference in our Diamond Melee Quality
What quality of diamonds to do you use in jewelry manufacturing?
In most designs, the major cost of a piece is determined by the quality of the gemstones used, from color and clarity, and last but not least the cut quality which is often overlooked. This small detail produces a big impact in the overall look of a piece. Every diamond melee that we use in our production are fully faceted, which makes a huge impact in the fire, brilliance and scintillation needed to bring a jewelry masterpiece to life.
Fully faceted, or full-cut melees diamonds are basically miniature versions of the the standard brilliant cut diamond, and are precision cut with 58 facets to produce the most optimal light performance for its size. We take pride in using the finest cut qualities of full-cuts (58 facets or more) coupled with higher end tiers of color and clarity to ensure that your fine jewelry scientifically cut and designed to maximize light performance versus "economic quality" melees that are commonly used in the marketplace today consisting of single-cuts (with only 17 or less facets).
Image below shows a Single Cut compared to a Full Cut diamond.
Here is a snapshot of three tiers of diamond qualities we use in our jewelry manufacturing.