Diamond Solitaires

Diamond Solitaires

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The diamond solitaire is the timeless, must-have ring for your wedding proposal. Explore our collection and find your perfect match among our models in 375 or 750 gold.

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Ocarat, your trusted online jewelry boutique, presents its curated selection of diamond solitaires - stunning engagement rings crafted in white gold, yellow gold, or rose gold, in 375 or 750/1000 quality (9 or 18 karats).

A comprehensive catalog of over 180 available styles with a wide variety of designs to suit every taste. Choose from a classic diamond solitaire showcasing a single stone, or a solitaire accented with pavé-set stones.

The diamonds we offer can be natural or lab-grown - this information is specified on each product page.

Ocarat is also home to a bespoke creation atelier in Paris. Our jeweler can craft custom pieces tailored to your needs and desires. Feel free to reach out by email or phone for more information.

Why Order Your Diamond Solitaire from Ocarat?

For over 15 years, our site has been guiding couples on their journey to the perfect wedding, offering both classic rings and more contemporary, original designs. Our customers have loved the advantages and services available to them:

  • Free Customization
  • 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee or Your Money Back
  • Free shipping to metropolitan France and Belgium
  • Click & Collect available at our Paris store
  • Pay in up to 4 interest-free installments
  • Loyalty program offering store credit from your very first order

How to Choose a Diamond Solitaire? (The 4Cs: Carat, Color, Clarity, Cut)

Diamond is the most sought-after stone for solitaire rings. It is prized for its unmatched hardness, unique brilliance, and powerful symbolism of eternity and fidelity. Before purchasing a diamond solitaire ring, it is essential to understand the selection criteria, which rest on four factors known as the "4Cs":

  • Carat: corresponds to the weight of the stone. The higher the carat weight, the larger and more precious the diamond.
  • Color: graded on a scale from D to Z. A D diamond is perfectly colorless; from M onward, a slight yellow tint becomes noticeable.
  • Clarity: measures the presence of inclusions visible under magnification. The fewer inclusions, the rarer and more valuable the diamond.
  • Cut: determines brilliance. It refers to how the diamond has been shaped to capture and reflect light. A well-cut diamond will outshine a larger but poorly cut stone.

What Is the Difference Between a Natural Diamond and a Lab-Grown Diamond?

Natural diamonds are mined from the earth after millions of years of formation. Lab-grown diamonds, on the other hand, are created in a laboratory by replicating the same pressure and temperature conditions. Both types share identical physical, chemical, and optical properties - the only difference is their origin. To the naked eye, it is virtually impossible to tell them apart.

Lab-grown diamonds are generally available at a lower price for the same carat weight, allowing you to get a larger stone for the same budget. They are also a more eco-conscious choice, as they require no mining.

What Budget Should You Plan for a Diamond Solitaire?

There is no simple answer, as the price of a diamond solitaire ring depends on several factors: stone quality, diamond type (natural or lab-grown), metal choice (9 or 18-karat gold), and setting style.

At Ocarat, our catalog features lab-grown diamond solitaires starting from 160€, up to several thousand euros for natural diamonds, to suit every budget.

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