Junipurr Jewelry Diamond Prong

Elegance meets sustainability in our Threadless Diamond Prongs, where the allure of lab-grown diamonds takes center stage. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these Diamond Prong-Sets are designed to elevate your jewelry selection to new heights. 

Our Threadless Diamond Prongs are available in solid 14k yellow gold and white gold. They come in four sizes to unleash your creativity in mind-blowing curations:

• 1.5mm (0.01 ct)
• 2mm (0.03 ct)
• 2.5mm (0.06 ct)
• 3mm (0.11 ct)

Captivating Lab-Grown Diamonds: 
We work exclusively with lab-grown diamonds that are as stunning as they are ethical. Grown in controlled environments with the utmost care, these diamonds boast the same chemical composition and brilliance as their natural counterparts. Offer your clients the refinement of diamonds without compromising on your values.

Perfect Cut and Quality:
Each diamond is cut to perfection by our skilled artisans. Their precision ensures that every facet of the diamond is meticulously aligned, allowing the gem to reflect light in a breathtaking way. 

Exceptional Clarity (VS1/2):
Clarity is a hallmark of a superior diamond. Rated at VS1 clarity, our lab-grown diamonds exhibit minimal internal imperfections. 

Radiant F-Grade Colour:
The colour of a diamond is a testament to its purity, and our Diamond Prongs proudly showcase F-grade colour diamonds. This colour grade means that the gem sparkles with exceptional whiteness and brilliance, ensuring that this piece effortlessly stands out.

How are diamond colours graded?
Diamond colors are graded using a scale developed by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) that ranges from D (colorless) to Z (light yellow or brown). Graders assess a diamond's color by comparing it to a set of master stones with known colors under controlled lighting conditions. The less color a diamond exhibits, the higher its grade on the scale. Diamonds in the D to F range are considered "colorless," while those in the G to J range are classified as "near colorless." As the grade moves further down the scale, the presence of yellow or brown hues becomes more pronounced, affecting a diamond's overall value and appearance.