Radiant Basket with Hidden Halo Lab-Grown Diamond Solitaire Ring
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Why this ring
Geometric Radiant Silhouette
The rectangular radiant shape offers bold, clean lines with trimmed corners, delivering vivid reflection across its facet pattern.
Secret Hidden Halo Detail
Tucked beneath the main center stone, the hidden halo provides a pleasant surprise that catches light along the ring's side profile.
Open Gallery Construction
An open structure around the basket allows light to pass freely through the lab-grown diamond from every direction.
Elevated Cathedral Shoulders
Arching shoulders elevate the basket setting off the band, creating a dramatic architectural outline on the hand.
Smooth High-Polish Band
The rounded shank contours softly against your finger, finished with a reflective surface that offers comfortable long-term wear.
Details
- Stone Shape: Radiant lab-grown diamond
- Prong Setting: Four-prong
- Setting: Basket with Hidden Halo
- Gallery: Open Gallery gallery
- Shoulders: Cathedral shoulders
- Band / Shank: High Polish Round shank
- Metal Options: Yellow Gold, Rose Gold, White Gold, Silver, Platinum
FAQs
What center stone shape does this ring feature?
This ring features a radiant lab-grown diamond held in a four-prong basket setting.
Is there any detail along the side profile of the ring?
Yes, the ring includes a hidden halo positioned inside the open gallery architecture beneath the radiant stone.
How do cathedral shoulders change the look and feel of the ring?
Cathedral shoulders sweep upward toward the center setting, raising the profile of the lab-grown diamond and creating an architectural silhouette.
What finish is applied to the band?
The round shank features a smooth, mirror-like high-polish finish.
Which metal options are available for this solitaire ring?
You can choose between yellow gold, rose gold, white gold, silver, or platinum.
Does this solitaire ring feature any accent stones on the band?
No, the band itself is a clean, plain high-polish round shank without shoulder accent stones.
How does the open gallery affect light entry?
The open gallery leaves the sides of the basket exposed, allowing light to reach the lab-grown diamond from multiple angles.
