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Rose Fire Floating Diamond Charm

$495.00
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Nearly half a carat of pure, vivid pink fire. This 0.49-carat radiant-cut lab-grown diamond combines the brilliance of sharp faceting with the rarest color grade in the diamond spectrum — Fancy Vivid Pink. Measuring 5.6 x 3.98 x 2.69 mm, the radiant cut amplifies the saturated pink tone without overwhelming the shape. Graded VS1 clarity, the stone is eye-clean and evenly saturated.

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Nearly half a carat of pure, vivid pink fire. This 0.49-carat radiant-cut lab-grown diamond combines the brilliance of sharp faceting with the rarest color grade in the diamond spectrum — Fancy Vivid Pink. Measuring 5.6 x 3.98 x 2.69 mm, the radiant cut amplifies the saturated pink tone without overwhelming the shape. Graded VS1 clarity, the stone is eye-clean and evenly saturated.

The Details

  • Stone: 0.49ct lab-grown diamond, radiant cut

  • Color: Fancy Vivid Pink

  • Clarity: VS1

  • Measurements: 5.6 x 3.98 x 2.69 mm

  • Drill: Single drill (floating style)

  • Setting: Suspended from 14K gold jump ring

  • Note: Charm only — chain not included. This is a one-of-a-kind stone.

For the collector who wants the rarest color in the most brilliant cut, set free.

Ships free. Backed by our lifetime craftsmanship warranty.

Why Floating?

Traditional diamond settings use prongs, bezels, or channels to hold a stone in place. They work — but they also cover part of the diamond, block light from entering certain angles, and add visual weight to the piece.

A floating diamond is different. We precision-drill a hole through the center of each lab-grown diamond in our studio, then thread it onto a 14K solid gold jump ring. The diamond hangs freely — no prongs, no bezel, no metal touching the stone's surface. Light enters from every direction. The stone turns and moves as you move. The result is a diamond that looks larger, brighter, and more alive than the same stone in a traditional setting.

Every floating diamond is drilled by hand. It is a process that requires patience, precision, and a deep understanding of how diamonds behave under pressure. Not every stone survives the drill. The ones that do become something entirely new.