Grace begins with the quiet presence of a single diamond. As Gremari Seven's interpretation of the classic solitaire engagement ring, it brings together a central stone and a polished gold band in a composition of pure, balanced lines. Nothing competes with the diamond: its cut, proportions and brilliance define the character of the ring.

What Is a Solitaire Diamond Setting?

A solitaire setting places a single gemstone at the centre of the design. In Grace, a prong setting adapted to the diamond's shape keeps the stone clearly visible while preserving a light, balanced silhouette. Without surrounding decoration, attention remains on the cut, proportions and movement of light. This restraint gives the model its enduring relevance.

Which Diamond Cuts Are Available in the Grace Collection?

Grace is available with round brilliant, oval, pear, emerald and princess-cut diamonds. Round brilliant brings symmetry and lively brilliance, while oval creates an elegant, elongated line. Pear introduces a distinctive teardrop silhouette, emerald offers architectural clarity and measured flashes of light, and princess combines square geometry with brilliant-style faceting.

The meaning of a diamond shape remains personal. Round forms are often associated with unity, oval with continuity, pear with emotion and transformation, emerald with composure, and princess with strength and modernity. In a solitaire setting, these differences become especially visible because the centre stone alone determines the expression of the ring.

What Is the Difference Between Natural and Lab-Grown Diamonds?

Natural diamonds form within the Earth over an immense period of time, while lab-grown diamonds are created under controlled conditions using CVD or HPHT technology. Both share the same essential chemical composition, crystal structure and optical properties. Their principal difference is origin: natural diamonds carry the rarity of geological formation, while lab-grown diamonds represent a contemporary approach based on precision and advanced technology.

How Do White, Yellow and Rose Gold Influence the Character of an Engagement Ring?

Grace is crafted in 14K gold with a 585 fineness. White gold creates a cool setting that keeps attention on the diamond. Yellow gold introduces warmth and classical contrast, while rose gold gives the solitaire composition a softer, romantic tone. Gold colour changes the atmosphere of the ring without disturbing the purity of its design.

How to Care for a Ring with a Solitaire Setting?

A solitaire ring can be cleaned with lukewarm water, mild soap and a soft brush, with particular attention to the setting and the space beneath the diamond. Strong chemicals, abrasive products and impacts should be avoided. Periodic professional inspection helps confirm the security of the prongs and preserve the brilliance of the centre stone.

What Are the Technical Specifications of GREMARI Grace Engagement Rings?

Grace rings are available in 14K white, yellow and rose gold with natural or lab-grown centre diamonds. Natural diamonds in all five cuts are offered in 0.15 ct, 0.30 ct, 0.50 ct, 0.70 ct and 1.00 ct variants. The same weights are available for lab-grown round brilliant, oval, pear and princess-cut diamonds. Lab-grown emerald-cut diamonds are offered in 0.15 ct, 0.24 ct, 0.50 ct, 0.70 ct and 1.00 ct variants.

Natural centre diamonds are available in G colour and SI1 clarity, while lab-grown centre diamonds are offered in F colour and VS2 clarity.