5.5 TCW Emerald Eternity Lab Grown Diamond Band 14k Yellow Gold Size 9

5.5 TCW Emerald Eternity Lab Grown Diamond Band 14k Yellow Gold Size 9

• Emerald Cut Line: A single row of emerald cut stones runs the full circumference of the band, meeting edge to edge with no gap between them. Each rectangular outline lines up with the next so the row reads as one continuous line of light rather than individual stones. The stepped facets catch light in flashes as the hand turns, giving the emerald cut its signature broad, clean sparkle rather than a fiery scatter.
• Shared Prong Setting: Every stone sits in its own four-prong head, but neighboring stones share a single prong between them so the metal stays minimal along the row. This construction lets the emerald cut outlines sit close together with almost no visible gap, keeping the eye on the stones instead of the setting. A faint beaded detail traces the gallery edge between the shared prongs, adding a soft textured line beneath the row.
• Graded, Not Guessed: The stones total 5.5 carats of emerald Lab Grown Diamond graded E-F Color VVS Clarity and measure approximately 4 x 2.5 mm emeralds. They are grown in a lab and identical in composition to mined material, so the band carries the same hardness and the same white light.
• One Metal Choice, One Band Cast: The menu is solid 10k, 14k or 18k gold in white, yellow or rose, karat stamped inside the band, 925 sterling silver plated in rhodium, yellow gold or rose gold, or 950 platinum. US sizes run 4 to 10 with half sizes, and the band is cast to the combination chosen rather than pulled off a shelf, so it sits flush against an engagement ring or wears on its own.
• Full Circle Comfort: Because the stones and shared prongs run all the way around, the band reads the same from every angle and sits flush against the finger with no plain metal to interrupt the line. It stacks cleanly against a solitaire or wears alone, and the continuous sparkle makes it equally suited to a wedding day, an anniversary evening, a birthday celebration, or a Christmas morning exchange.