

A 6.01ct marquise cut lab grown diamond in a warm Fancy Yellowish Brown champagne tone. Saturated, eye-clean, and a true one-of-a-kind statement on the hand.
Champagne and a marquise are a pairing built for drama. This 6.01ct stone holds a Fancy Yellowish Brown, a warm, golden champagne tone that glows against the skin and changes with the light. It's an unusual color even among fancy stones, and the long marquise shape gives it the most finger coverage of any cut at this weight.
The marquise points draw the eye outward and lengthen the hand, while the broad facets let the champagne color spread and warm rather than concentrate in one spot. Graded Fancy Yellowish Brown with VS2 clarity, it reads richly colored and clean to the eye.
The setting leans warm on purpose. Solid 14K yellow gold (58.5% gold) carries the golden tone of the stone right into the band, so the whole ring reads as one continuous warm glow.
A note on the color: this is a lab grown diamond, created in a controlled facility rather than mined. The champagne hue is the body color of the crystal itself, grown in, not a coating or treatment, so it never fades. Optically and chemically it behaves exactly like any mined diamond.
A stone this size and color is scarce even in lab grown, so this piece is likely one of a kind.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Center stone | 6.01 ct marquise cut lab grown diamond |
| Color / Clarity | Fancy Yellowish Brown / VS2 |
| Metal | 14K yellow gold (58.5%) |
| Setting | Solitaire |
| Ring size | US fixed size, this is a one-of-a-kind piece |
| Certificate | IGI-certified (1ct+); report included with your order |
| Total carat weight | 6.01 ct |
Yes. It's a lab grown diamond with champagne body color from the growth process (not coated or treated). Chemically and optically identical to a mined diamond.
It's a color grade describing a warm, golden champagne tone. "Fancy" marks it as a recognized fancy-color stone rather than a near-colorless one.
No. The color is the body color of the diamond crystal, not a surface treatment, so it's permanent.
Large champagne stones are scarce; this piece is likely one of a kind.
Lab grown diamonds 1 carat and above are IGI-certified and verifiable online.
The sparkle is soft and classy, which is exactly what I wanted.
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