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Why buy your diamond ring from L'azurde?
L'azurde has been working with gold and diamonds since 1976, and its Egypt collection covers the full range of occasions: the fine everyday ring, the eternity ring, and pieces set with colored stones and pearls. Filter by design type, stone and gold color to reach the piece you are looking for.
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Types of diamond ring
Diamond rings differ in how the stones are distributed around the band and in the stones that sit alongside the diamonds. These are the main types in the collection:
Eternity rings An eternity ring runs a continuous line of stones around the band, giving sparkle from every angle. The design is usually tied to anniversaries and to wedding bands. | Two-headed rings This design is built on two facing ends rather than a closed band, and the two ends may carry matching stones or matching detailing. |
Diamonds with colored stones These designs pair diamonds with colored stones that bring color into the piece, suiting anyone after a ring with more presence than white alone. | Diamonds with pearls Pearls give the ring a different texture and lustre from the sparkle of diamonds, and these designs bring the two together in one piece. |
What sets the price of a diamond ring?
The price of a diamond ring is not set by the weight of the stone alone, but by a set of characteristics measured in every stone, along with the metal that holds it.
Stone and metal characteristics
The factors behind a diamond ring's price
Carat: The unit of weight for the stone. The heavier the stone, the higher the price, and the gap between two close weights can widen more than expected.
Cut: How the stone is shaped and its facets arranged, which determines how much light it returns and how much it sparkles.
Clarity: The natural inclusions formed inside the stone. The fewer of them there are, the higher the value of the stone.
Color: Where the stone sits between colorless and a yellow tint, a factor that feeds into grading and price.
Metal: Diamond rings in the L'azurde Egypt collection are crafted in 18K gold, and the daily gold rate per gram feeds into the final price.
Because the gold rate moves constantly, the price shows updated on each ring's own page rather than in a fixed price list.
Diamond settings in the collection
How the stones are set changes how the ring reads. These are the shapes that recur across L'azurde designs in Egypt.
Setting shapes
How the stones are arranged on the ring
Circle: A stone or group of stones arranged in a circular shape at the centre of the ring, the most frequently repeated shape in the collection.
Halo: A centre stone framed by a ring of smaller stones, which makes the centre stone read wider than it is.
Cluster: A grouping of closely set stones that work together as though they were one larger stone, common in the floral designs.
Baguette: Rectangular stones with straight facets, giving cleaner lines and a more geometric character.
Floral: Stones arranged as petals around a centre, a recurring design across the collection's rings.
These shapes appear in the description of each piece on its own page, and you can compare them directly from the product images.
Gold colors in diamond rings
Every diamond in the collection is held on 18K gold, and the color of that gold changes how the ring reads.
White gold White gold is the most widely represented across the diamond ring collection, as its quieter tone sits with the sparkle of the stone and leaves it room to show. The piece is finished with a rhodium layer that gives it its shine. | Rose gold Rose gold takes its color from the copper added to the mix, giving the ring a warmer character that may sit well with fair and medium skin tones. |
Multicolored These rings combine more than one shade of gold in a single piece, which may be practical if you pair your ring with items in different colors. | Yellow gold Yellow is the natural color of gold and gives a clear contrast against white diamonds. It is available in a limited number of designs. |
Questions about diamond rings
What is the difference between a diamond and cubic zirconia?
A diamond is a natural stone formed underground over a long period, while cubic zirconia is a stone used in jewelry with a similar look. The difference shows in hardness, in how light refracts inside the stone, and in price. L'azurde offers the two as separate collections: diamond rings, and gold rings set with cubic zirconia.
Can a diamond ring be worn every day?
Diamond is among the hardest stones used in jewelry and stands up to regular wear. Care is still needed with fine pave settings and designs that sit high off the hand, and it is best to take the ring off when handling cleaning products or during exercise.
How do I clean a diamond ring at home?
Soak the ring for a few minutes in lukewarm water with a few drops of mild soap, clean around the settings with a soft toothbrush, and dry it with a dry cloth. Oils collect under the stone over time and dull its sparkle, so periodic cleaning by a trusted jeweler helps.
Can a diamond ring be worn with other rings?
Yes, and fine bands and eternity rings are easy to pair with another ring on the same finger. Designs that sit high or run wide are better worn on their own so they do not rub against neighboring pieces.
Choose the diamond ring that goes with you every day, or the piece tied to one occasion.