Lab Grown White Gold Pave Engagement Rings

A colorless center stone looks crisp against white gold's cool, silvery sheen, and in these pavé engagement rings a row of small diamonds, each held by tiny beads of metal, runs into the band. Designs run from the plain pavé band to the pavé band hidden halo, bubble band hidden halo and floral accent. The ring is made to order around the lab grown diamond, IGI or GIA graded, that you choose in the stone picker.

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Tulip Style Hidden Halo

Tulip Style Hidden Halo

$1,250 Setting Price

The "Tulip Style Hidden Halo" features graceful petal-like prongs that cradle the center stone, paired with a hidden halo for subtle brilliance.

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FAQs

Is white gold a good choice for a pavé band engagement ring?

Yes. White gold provides a bright, neutral backdrop to the smaller diamonds set along the pavé shank, allowing the accent stones and the metal to visually blend together and create a continuous line of sparkle. White gold helps keep densely-set pavé stones from becoming busy or overly ornate, bringing a sense of refinement to the overall composition.

Should I choose 14K or 18K white gold for a pavé band engagement ring?

14K white gold is harder because of its higher alloy content, which gives it a practical advantage on a pavé ring that includes multiple small stones and delicate settings. 18K white gold, while softer, might be the preferred choice if you want the metal to contain a higher percentage of pure gold.

How does white gold affect the look of a pavé band setting and center diamond?

White gold brings a sense of openness to the overall composition of a pavé engagement ring. Because the coolness of the gold mirrors the icy whiteness of the diamonds, the visual effect is a continuous wash of light. There is less color contrast than a similar setting in yellow gold, and the result is a more seamless and uncrowded appearance.

Does a white gold pavé band engagement ring need rhodium replating?

Yes, white gold is almost always rhodium-plated, and it will need occasional replating to maintain the luster and whiteness of its finish. Replating frequency depends on the individual wearer and their lifestyle, but if you start to notice a slightly warmer tone showing through points where the ring experiences regular contact or rubbing, that’s a sign that the finish needs to be refreshed.

What wedding band pairs well with a white gold pavé band engagement ring?

A plain white gold wedding band is the perfect complement because it echoes the engagement ring’s white metal without competing with the center diamond and pavé setting. A straight wedding band sits flush with every Clairamor pavé band design.