Cluster Lab Grown Diamond Rings

A cluster ring groups several smaller stones close together so they read as one larger stone, a flower or a starburst. It gives a bigger look for the carat weight and lets you mix shapes in one design. Ronora lab grown diamonds are real CVD stones, VVS-VS clarity, D-E-F colorless; one ring in this collection is set with moissanite, stated on its product page.

What is a cluster ring?

A cluster ring sets many small stones in a tight group instead of one large center stone. The group can copy the outline of a single stone, or form a flower, a bow or a scattered pattern.

How is a cluster different from a solitaire?

A solitaire shows one stone and nothing else. A cluster shows a pattern of stones, so the light moves across many small facets. The total carat weight is spread across the group, which is why a cluster can cover more of the finger than a single stone of the same weight.

Frequently asked questions

Does a cluster look like one big diamond? From a distance it can, depending on how tightly the stones are set. Each product page shows the arrangement.

Is a cluster ring harder to clean? More stones mean more small gaps. A soft brush and warm soapy water every week or two keeps it bright.

How is the carat weight stated? The total carat weight means all the stones together. Each product page lists it with the metal options.