Bagues de princesse
Why buy from Dileti:
- IGI certified stones with complete transparency
- Free insured EU delivery with no customs duties
- 14-day returns with free return shipping
- 60–70% lower pricing than natural diamonds
- Solitaire settings: emphasise oval diamond elegance through minimal metal interference. Four-prong or six-prong configurations secure the pointed ends whilst showcasing elongated proportions. Solitaire engagement rings highlight oval diamonds beautifully.
- Halo settings: surround oval centres with accent diamonds following the elongated shape, amplifying visual presence whilst protecting vulnerable tips. Halo engagement rings create enhanced finger coverage at modest budgets.
- French pavé settings: complement oval brilliance with continuous band sparkle. French pavé engagement rings add delicate elegance whilst maintaining focus on the centre stone.
- Three-stone settings: flank oval centres with complementary side stones. Three stone engagement rings accommodate matching ovals or contrasting shapes like trapezoids.
Metal options include 18-karat white gold, yellow gold, and rose gold. All Dileti settings include free resizing within 14 days.
| Shape | Price vs Princess | Surface Area | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Princess | Baseline | Similar to round | Modern geometric appeal |
| Round | 20-30% more | Standard | Maximum sparkle |
| Oval | 10-15% more | 10-15% larger | Finger elongation |
| Emerald | Similar | Similar | Step-cut elegance |
Frequently Asked Questions
Lab-grown princess diamonds cost 60-70% less than natural diamonds at equivalent specifications. A €3,000 budget accesses a 1.60-carat lab-grown princess versus a 0.80-carat natural equivalent.
Princess diamonds work beautifully in solitaire, halo, pavé, and three-stone settings. Settings require four-prong configurations protecting pointed corners whilst showcasing the square shape.
Princess diamonds appear similar in size to round diamonds at identical carat weight with comparable surface area. The square shape creates different visual proportions emphasising width rather than traditional roundness.
Yes, lab-grown princess diamonds possess identical hardness (10 on Mohs scale) to natural diamonds. Ring durability depends on proper prong protection at corners rather than diamond origin.
Princess diamonds cost 20-30% less because cutting retains more rough diamond material during manufacturing. Round brilliant cuts waste approximately 50% of rough material, whilst princess cuts retain significantly more.