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2/3 Carat Black & White Diamond 14K White Gold Floral Ring
This breathtaking flower design ring, crafted from 14 karat white gold features irradiated black diamonds pave set and accented by white diamonds. This original piece is a must-have in any jewelry collection.
Black Diamond Rings
Browse our selection of black diamond rings and get in on the hottest jewelry fashion craze this season. The dark rich color of our black diamond rings shimmer with sophistication and elegance while complimenting any outfit.
Crafted from 14 karat white gold, they are the new staple for any jewelry collection. Whether your look is traditional, glamorous or sophisticated our black diamond rings collection has something for any style.
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Black Diamonds
Black diamonds have been set in jewelry for decades, but their popularity in recent years has grown tremendously. Their appeal is likely due to their cool dark hue and brilliance, both contributing factors to the incomparable level of sophistication they bring to their owner's wardrobe. Black diamonds usually get their hue from a color-enhancing procedure referred to as irradiation. Irradiated diamonds can come in any color, where black has become the most popular.
A black diamond is usually found alongside its counterpart, a white diamond and set in jewelry crafted from white gold. This creates the classic black and white combination which is what makes black diamonds so desirable.
Care Tips for Your Black Diamond Rings
The process of cleaning your black diamond rings does not differ from other pieces of diamond jewelry in your collection. You should not use any harsh chemicals while wearing your jewelry and taking off your rings while performing your household tasks, like washing dishes and gardening, will keep your black diamond rings free from dirt and oil build up. Finally, when applying hand cream, wait until it is fully absorbed into your skin before slipping that ring on your finger.
To clean your black diamond ring simply soak it in lukewarm water and a mild dish soap while gently massaging it with a soft bristle toothbrush. Also avoid using toothpastes or harsher soaps altogether, as these will pitt and corrode your jewelry over time.
