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Oval-Cut Fancy Pink Lab-Grown Diamond Ring | Pink Diamond Ring
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  • Center Stone : Default options feature diamond specifications handpicked by RAGAZZA. To customize your piece, select "Setting Only" and choose your preferred stone from our Diamond Inventory.
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  • Metal : 18K Gold / PT950 Platinum, ideal for daily wear and milestones. (Contact us for PT950 Platinum). S925 Sterling Silver, perfect for gifting, requires regular maintenance. Click Here to compare precious metals.
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  • Ring Size : Please Click Here to measure your ring size. For 18K/PT950 orders, large sizes (Female HK18 / Male HK22 and above) require an additional metal surcharge. Please inquire for the exact amount before ordering.
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  • Engraving : Supports English, Chinese, numbers, and symbols (Max 20 characters) on the inner band.
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Diamond Information
 

Center Stone
 

     
 
  • Type : Lab-Grown Diamond
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  • Color : Fancy Pink
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  • Clarity : Eye-Clean
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  • Certificate : IGI
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Side Stones
 

     
 
  • Type : Lab-Grown Diamond
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  • Total Weight : Approx. 0.5ctw
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  • Color : Colorless
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  • Clarity : Eye-Clean
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***Image displays center stone: 1.5 carats
 

This ring features an oval-cut fancy pink diamond as its centerpiece, with an elegant silhouette that exudes a soft and noble temperament. The center stone is encircled by a halo of delicate round white diamonds, reflecting layers of light that highlight the romance and purity of the pink hue. The classic design carries a refined charm, radiating the gentle glow of eternal love. As the unique saturation of colored diamonds is best experienced in person, we invite you to visit our showroom to appreciate its true splendor with our professional diamond team.
 

***Model photography is for visual reference only; actual size and proportions may vary slightly.
 

Style Code. 601031

Oval-Cut Fancy Pink Lab-Grown Diamond Ring | Pink Diamond Ring

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    SIZE & PROPORTION

    Diamond size and on-hand proportions

    Use the fixed reference hand to explore diamond sizes and shapes. Carat measures weight; diamonds of the same weight can appear different in size because of their shape and cutting proportions.

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    Fixed reference hand · Scaled in millimetres
    Complete dimensions are unavailable. Please contact a jewellery consultant about this diamond.
    Approx. carat
    1.00ct
    Estimated from reference proportions
    Length × width
    6.47 × 6.51
    mm・L/W ratio 0.99
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    Shape illustrationRoundOvalHeartPrincessPearCushionEmeraldRadiantMarquiseAsscher
    Diamond colour
    BluePinkYellowGreen
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    Illustration only; not actual size on screen. Each shape uses one-carat reference dimensions, with weight estimated by proportional scaling. Actual measurements and weight are stated in the individual diamond’s grading report.

    THE RAGAZZA COLOUR SELECTION

    Inspired by the colour character
    of natural fancy-colour diamonds

    At RAGAZZA, selecting a coloured diamond begins with the colour itself. We choose lab-grown diamonds within colour ranges that overlap those of natural fancy-colour diamonds, preserving an appearance close to the natural colour character we value.

    The colour ranges of natural and lab-grown diamonds are not identical. RAGAZZA does not recommend colours outside their overlapping ranges when they depart from the natural fancy-colour appearance we seek. This considered selection guides both our choice of stones and our jewellery colour combinations.

    In our pink diamond jewellery, we assess hue, intensity and transparency alongside the supporting diamonds and metal, allowing the centre stone’s colour to become part of a coherent design.

    Explore natural and lab-grown diamond colour ranges ↗
    RAGAZZA pink diamond jewellery colour pairing
    COLOUR · BALANCE · CHARACTERFrom the centre stone to the complete jewellery design
    01 / HUE

    The complete hue

    Diamonds with the same main hue can look different because of their modifying colours. We consider the complete colour description alongside the stone itself, assessing whether its hue reflects the natural fancy-colour character we seek.

    02 / COLOUR EXPRESSION

    Intensity and tone

    A darker colour is not necessarily more vivid. We assess tone, saturation and colour distribution, and recommend the colour expression of Fancy Intense and Fancy Vivid.

    03 / HARMONY

    Colour harmony

    Place the pink diamond at the visual centre, considering supporting stones, metal colour and setting proportions together for balance and depth.

    How metal complements the centre stone

    The same diamond colour can take on a different character against different metals. These illustrations show colour pairings; assess the actual effect together with the setting and the jewellery itself.

    White metal
    Rose gold
    Yellow gold

    FANCY COLOUR GRADES

    Fancy-colour grades and appearance

    Fancy-colour grades describe combinations of tone and saturation. These five terms are illustrated within the pink colour family. RAGAZZA recommends Fancy Intense and Fancy Vivid, then further assesses the actual colour of each stone.

    Compare a colourBluePinkYellowGreen

    Select a grade to explore its description. Both recommended grades can be viewed independently.

    Fancy LightLight FancyFancy RAGAZZA recommendsFancy IntenseIntense RAGAZZA recommendsFancy VividVivid Fancy DeepDeep

    COLOUR CHARACTER

    Fancy Light Light

    A softer colour impression. Consider whether the main hue and modifying colours are clear, and whether the tone is appealing in everyday light. Delicate and vivid colours represent different aesthetic directions.

    COLOUR CHARACTER

    Fancy Fancy

    A recognisable coloured appearance. Fancy still covers a range of tone and saturation within each hue. The grade alone cannot describe every stone; compare the complete colour description and the diamond itself.

    RAGAZZA RECOMMENDED

    Fancy Intense Intense

    Usually displays stronger colour expression. RAGAZZA recommends Fancy Intense, then assesses the complete colour description, modifying hues, colour distribution and overall jewellery palette before selecting the actual stone.

    RAGAZZA RECOMMENDED

    Fancy Vivid Vivid

    Usually describes vivid, strongly expressed colour. RAGAZZA recommends Fancy Vivid while also assessing tone, modifying colours, transparency and design harmony. Diamonds within one grade can still have different visual characters.

    COLOUR CHARACTER

    Fancy Deep Deep

    Describes a deeper colour with a corresponding level of saturation. Deep and Vivid represent different combinations of tone and saturation, rather than a simple higher or lower grade. Consider the face-up light and dark pattern and overall colour character.

    The colour illustrations are conceptual references, not grading samples. Other terms include Faint, Very Light, Light and Fancy Dark; their applicability varies by hue. Fancy Deep and Fancy Vivid describe different combinations of tone and saturation and should not be treated as a simple linear ranking.

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    INDEPENDENT GEMOLOGICAL REPORTS

    Grading reports and specification checks

    GIA and IGI both offer reports relating to lab-grown coloured diamonds. The information covered can vary by service. Read the actual report for the diamond and assess it together with the stone itself.

    GIA Gemological Institute of America logoIGI International Gemological Institute logo
    Understand diamond grading reports ↗
    01Origin and treatment information
    Check natural or laboratory-grown origin, along with any growth methods and treatments disclosed in the report. Similar colour does not imply the same origin.
    02The complete colour description and distribution
    Read the main hue, modifying colours and Fancy terminology together. Photographs, video or an in-person viewing are still needed to assess colour distribution and face-up appearance.
    03Weight, measurements and identity
    Compare the carat weight and actual length, width and depth. Where applicable, match a laser inscription to the report number. The information recorded depends on the report service.

    CLARITY & CUT

    Quality beyond colour

    Colour is central to selecting a fancy-colour diamond. Transparency, inclusions, cutting proportions and light performance also shape its appearance when worn.

    01 / CLARITY

    Clarity and visible transparency

    Clarity grading evaluates inclusions and surface features under magnification. With coloured diamonds, also consider whether any features are visible to the eye and whether the stone appears cloudy. Colour should not be assumed to conceal inclusions.

    The location, size and nature of inclusions can affect appearance. Balance colour, size and budget while seeking a visually clean stone with good transparency.

    What to observe in person

    • Visible features that affect the face-up appearance
    • Transparency and any noticeable haziness
    • Whether the grade and everyday appearance meet expectations
    Read more: clarity and diamond scintillation ↗
    02 / CUT

    Cut, light and outline proportions

    Cutting a coloured diamond balances face-up colour and light performance. Even within one colour grade, shape and facet arrangement can produce different patterns of light, darkness, colour distribution and scintillation.

    Compare dark areas, lustre and outline proportions, and refer to the polish and symmetry recorded in the report. Grading approaches vary by shape and report service, so assess these details together with the stone.

    What to observe in person

    • Whether the colour distribution is appealing
    • Large dark areas or visibly unbalanced features
    • How the shape and light performance suit the jewellery design
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    QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

    Frequently asked questions

    Practical information about production, delivery, care and choosing a coloured diamond.

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    When can I receive or collect my order?

    Depending on availability, some in-stock pieces can be collected on the same day or dispatched within three working days. Pieces without ready stock generally require three to four weeks of production. Delivery outside Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Malaysia generally takes ten to fifty-six days, depending on the destination and logistics.

    For a particular date or an urgent order, please confirm availability, production and delivery arrangements with us before ordering.

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    Will I need to pay tax?

    Orders for Hong Kong, Macau and Malaysia are tax-free. Taiwan orders carry tax of 5% of the total amount. Import duties and taxes for other destinations follow local regulations and actual customs arrangements.

    Please contact us before ordering if you need to confirm destination-specific charges.

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    What care, exchange or return services are available?

    Jewellery purchased from RAGAZZA includes lifetime care. Products may be exchanged within seven days of receipt, excluding custom orders. If a product does not match its description, collection and a full refund can be arranged; refunds are otherwise unavailable.

    Applicable conditions follow our aftercare and exchange policies. Please contact us about arrangements for an individual piece.

    How do 18K gold, platinum and 925 silver differ?

    18K gold (AU750) contains 75% gold. Alloying adjusts its hardness and colour, making it suitable for long-term wear and gemstone settings.

    Platinum (PT950) contains 95% platinum. It is naturally silvery white, with a different weight and metal character from 18K gold.

    925 silver (S925) contains 92.5% silver. It tarnishes more readily and needs more frequent cleaning and care. Available metal options are listed in the individual product information.

    How can I find my ring size?

    Use a ring-size guide or contact us for a measuring strip. Ring width, finger joints and the conditions during measurement can affect the best fit. If uncertain, ask our showroom team to help confirm the size.

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    Can I change the size if it does not fit?

    We offer one complimentary size replacement with no time limit. Please contact us first to confirm the appropriate arrangement for the design.

    Will a diamond become cloudy with long-term wear?

    Normal wear does not gradually make the diamond itself cloudy. Surface oils, skincare products and everyday dirt can reduce its lustre, which appropriate cleaning can usually restore.

    If anything still looks unusual after cleaning, or dirt is trapped around the setting, arrange a professional inspection and cleaning.

    Do lab-grown and natural coloured diamonds always look the same?

    The colour ranges of natural and lab-grown diamonds overlap, but some colours do not correspond completely. Their appearance should therefore not be assumed to be identical in every case.

    RAGAZZA selects lab-grown coloured diamonds within colour ranges that overlap those of natural fancy-colour diamonds. We assess hue, intensity and overall colour harmony to retain the natural colour character we seek, and do not recommend colours that depart from this selection principle.

    Even when colours are similar, unaided observation cannot establish natural or lab-grown origin. Professional grading is needed to confirm origin and treatment information.

    Explore natural and lab-grown diamond colour ranges ↗

    CARAT & DIMENSIONS

    Carat and size reference

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    The following figures are approximate references based on common proportions. Carat measures weight; actual length, width and depth depend on cutting proportions. Refer to the grading report for the individual diamond.

    Carat and measurement references for ten diamond shapes
    WeightRoundOvalHeartPrincessPearCushionEmeraldRadiantMarquiseAsscher
    0.50 ct5.1 × 5.25.9 × 4.54.7 × 5.64.3 × 4.37.1 × 4.34.3 × 4.35.6 × 3.74.3 × 4.28.2 × 4.14.3 × 4.3
    0.75 ct5.9 × 5.96.8 × 5.15.4 × 6.45.0 × 4.98.2 × 5.05.0 × 4.96.4 × 4.34.9 × 4.89.4 × 4.74.9 × 4.9
    1.00 ct6.5 × 6.57.5 × 5.76.0 × 7.15.5 × 5.49.0 × 5.55.5 × 5.47.1 × 4.75.4 × 5.310.3 × 5.25.4 × 5.4
    1.50 ct7.4 × 7.58.6 × 6.56.8 × 8.16.3 × 6.210.3 × 6.36.3 × 6.28.1 × 5.46.1 × 6.111.8 × 5.96.2 × 6.2
    2.00 ct8.2 × 8.29.4 × 7.17.5 × 8.96.9 × 6.811.3 × 6.96.9 × 6.88.9 × 5.96.8 × 6.713.0 × 6.56.8 × 6.8
    3.00 ct9.3 × 9.410.8 × 8.28.6 × 10.27.9 × 7.813.0 × 7.97.9 × 7.810.2 × 6.77.7 × 7.714.9 × 7.57.8 × 7.8
    4.00 ct10.3 × 10.311.9 × 9.09.5 × 11.28.7 × 8.614.3 × 8.78.7 × 8.611.3 × 7.48.5 × 8.516.4 × 8.28.6 × 8.6
    5.00 ct11.1 × 11.112.8 × 9.710.2 × 12.19.3 × 9.315.4 × 9.39.3 × 9.312.1 × 8.09.2 × 9.117.7 × 8.99.3 × 9.3

    Measurements are in millimetres (mm). This table does not represent available specifications or an exact grading standard.

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