3 Different Size Dazzling AAAA Simulated Diamond Ring - 925 Sterling Silver Wedding Engagement Fine Jewellery

3 Different Size Dazzling AAAA Simulated Diamonds Ring for Women - Fashion 925 Sterling Silver Wedding Engagement Ring Fine Jewellery The simulated diamonds in the ring are AAAA-rated: sparkling, clear, and indistinguishable from a genuine diamond. Enjoy glistening luxury for a fraction of the cost.

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SPECIFICATIONS
Style: Cute/Romantic
Main Stone: ♥︎ High Quality AAAA Simulated Diamond Rings ♥︎
Item Weight: 1.35g
Item Type: Rings
Gender: Women
Fine or Fashion: Fine
Shape\pattern: Round
Setting Type: Prong Setting
Rings Type: Quality Fashion Ring
Occasion: Wedding, Engagement, Birthday, Mothers Day, Christmas, Valentines, Anniversary
Model Number: J3128
Metals Type: Silver
Metal Stamp: 925,Sterling
Diamond simulants are created in a lab in order to manipulate the characteristics and seek to emulate the colorless, flawless, and durable nature of a perfect diamond. 
Diamond simulants can actually be of higher quality than some natural diamonds. This simulant is newer, boasts slightly more sparkle, and is composed of the crystal carbide.
When Is A Simulant Diamond Useful?
If you love a particular setting and/or have your heart set on a certain size diamond, wallet-friendly simulants may allow you to have a ring that you adore without having to wait. 
You can upgrade with a diamond—cultured or mined—when the time is right for you.
Additionally, if you travel frequently, for work or leisure, having a ring set with a simulant may come in handy.  
You can leave home without worrying about having your diamond engagement ring lost or stolen.
what is 925 silver?
The highest quality silver for Jewellery is called Sterling Silver or 925 Silver. It is called 925 silver because it is 92.5% pure silver. The other 7.5% is another metal (typically copper), which helps strengthen and stabilize the metal.    
Is pure silver better?
For Jewellery, 925 silver is far better. Pure silver is also known as fine silver and it is not as good for making Jewellery for several reasons:
- pure silver is not ductile, meaning it can't be easily formed into Jewellery or adjusted to fit
- pure silver is soft, making it less functional
- pure silver will mix with small amounts of hydrogen sulfide in air and will tarnish
How is it stamped?
    Typically 925 silver will be stamped with a ''925'', ''S925'', or ''Sterling'' marking. Not all 925 silver is marked, so you may need to consult the seller on how the quality and purity is assured. Often, if a silver item is not marked the Jewellery may only be electroplated with Silver—which makes its value much lower than 925 silver. Metallurgists or reputable Jewellery dealers may be able to confirm the purity of the silver by measuring or by applying chemical tests to the metal. Purity test kits for silver can also be purchased and tested at home.
What is 925 silver for Jewellery?
Simply put, it is the purest form of silver for making Jewellery that maintains its beauty over time. Because it is a stable alloy, it will not tarnish over time. It is more workable by Jewellery adjusters. 925 silver will not bleed or shed onto your skin when you wear it.