Rose Gold Diamond Jewelry: Lab Diamond Rings, Necklaces, Bracelet

Eight pieces, all lab-grown, all E color, VS1 clarity. Each SKU is a single piece.

The rings sit close together, from $4,200 to $4,500. The necklaces start at $6,700 for N-0023, which lists 6.15 carats. The bracelet, B-0003, carries 26.60 carats in 14K rose gold for $9,000, the most diamond weight of any rose gold piece we have.

Pure gold is yellow. Jewelers make rose gold by mixing it with copper, and sometimes a little silver. More copper means a deeper pink. The karat tells you how much pure gold is inside: 14K is 58.3% gold and 10K is 41.7% gold. That is why our 10K rose gold necklaces look a shade pinker than the 14K rings: less gold, more copper.

Copper makes rose gold hard, so it holds up well to daily wear. Unlike white gold, it is not plated, so there is no coating to wear off; the color goes all the way through. Clean it with warm water, mild soap and a soft brush, and skip harsh chemicals like chlorine, which can attack the copper in the alloy. People with a known copper sensitivity should know the alloy contains copper. For the full metal story read how to choose a gold color.

An E color diamond is close to colorless, so against pink metal it looks crisp and bright. Rose gold also flatters most skin tones and stands out next to the yellow and white pieces most people already own. It mixes well when you stack: a rose gold ring next to a yellow band, or a rose necklace layered with a white gold chain.

• Rings: R-0098 and R-0100 are round lab rings; R-0099 mixes shapes. All three are 14K rose gold.
• Necklaces: four 10K rose gold necklaces, round or mixed shapes, from $6,700 to $8,900.
• Bracelet: B-0003, round lab diamonds in 14K rose gold.

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Each of the four necklaces is 10K rose gold with lab diamonds. N-0023 lists 6.15 carats for $6,700. N-0024 lists 4.24 carats and N-0030 lists 6.50 carats, both at $7,900. N-0033 lists a 6.00 carat weight at $8,900. Two necklaces at the same price can carry different weights, because stone size and design change the cost as much as the total. The lab diamond necklace buying guide explains how to compare them.

Rose gold is the easiest metal to mix. A rose gold ring sits well next to a yellow gold band, and a rose necklace layers cleanly with a white gold chain. Keep the karat close when pieces rub together every day, so one does not wear the other down. For layering ideas, see how to layer chains.

Rose gold reads warm and personal, which is why buyers pick it for anniversaries, birthdays and push presents. A ring needs the right size, and all sales are final, so a necklace or the bracelet is the safer surprise. More ideas in jewelry gifts for her and anniversary jewelry gifts.

Every piece is priced on the site and checks out online. All sales are final; the 7-day window covers manufacturing defects, and every shipment is insured. For rings, confirm the size first. To see them, visit 7900 NW 27th Ave, Unit 506, Miami, or call 954-504-5640. More metals and pieces in lab diamond jewelry.