Baguette & Round Cluster Diamond Engagement Ring White Gold 1.05tcw

This ring is built for someone who doesn’t choose between structure and softness. The round diamonds bring warmth and romance; the baguette diamonds add clean lines and quiet authority. Together, the cluster forms a focused point of light that instantly pulls the eye in—no shouting, no flash-for-the-sake-of-flash, just controlled brilliance that speaks for itself.

Set in cool 14kt white gold, the metal has a crisp, modern tone that pairs well with someone who prefers clarity over clutter. The near-colorless G/H diamonds and VS–SI1 clarity give you a bright, honest sparkle—what you see is what you get. The slim 1.50mm band keeps the profile minimal, so the cluster sits like a refined statement rather than a bulky ornament.

This is a ring for the buyer who likes a plan, not drama. Someone who reads the details, notices the geometry of the baguettes, and still wants that classic round shimmer. If you lean toward timeless pieces with a subtle edge—and you want your engagement ring to reflect that balance—this design aligns with you.

Description:

• Stone Type: Natural Diamond 
• Stone Shape: Round
• Diamond Color:  G/H
• Diamond Clarity: VS/SI1
• Material Primary: 14kt Gold
• Material Color: White
• Material Purity: 585
• Band Thickness: 1.50mm

Attributes:

• Total Carat Weight: 1.05tcw
• Round Diamonds
• Baguette Diamonds
• 14kt White Gold
• Cluster Diamond Engagement Ring

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What kind of bride is this ring best suited for?
   Someone who wants a refined look with a bit of structure—romantic at heart, but drawn to clean lines and a modern, organized aesthetic.
2. How does the slim 1.50mm band feel on the hand?
   It wears light and comfortable, ideal for everyday use, while keeping the focus on the cluster of round and baguette diamonds at the center.
3. Can this design be paired easily with a wedding band?
   Yes. The slim, straight band in 14kt white gold stacks cleanly with classic, diamond, or contour bands without overpowering the center cluster.