MSR-1409 18K Yellow Gold Cuatomization Double stones Lab Grown Diamond Jewelry Ring

At the heart of MSR-1409 are two lab-grown diamonds, hand-selected for lively brilliance and a pleasing face-up appearance. Lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds—identical in physical, chemical, and optical properties to mined stones. What you see is the same captivating play of fire, brilliance, and scintillation; what you gain is modern traceability and exceptional value at a given quality. The “double stones” composition opens a world of possibilities. Choose a matched pair for perfect symmetry, or opt for complementary shapes that create a conversation: round with pear for a soft-meets-sleek feel, oval with emerald for a tension of curves and lines, cushion with marquise for a romantic twist. We guide each selection to minimize distracting bow-ties in fancy shapes and to ensure both stones dance with light in harmony.

Carat weight is personal—and customizable. Some love the balance of equal sizes (for example, 0.50ct + 0.50ct or 1.00ct + 1.00ct) for a perfectly mirrored silhouette. Others prefer a poetic offset—say, 0.70ct paired with 0.40ct—to accent the dialogue between the stones. Elongated shapes like oval, pear, and marquise often look larger per carat, while step cuts like emerald and Asscher trade overt sparkle for elegant flashes and a hall-of-mirrors depth. Whatever your preference, we help you choose carat weights and proportions that suit your ring size, lifestyle, and stacking plans. Because each diamond is unique, exact measurements will vary slightly; the promise remains constant: a pair of beautifully cut stones that flatter the hand and command attention without shouting.

The setting details are where MSR-1409 becomes distinctly yours. You can customize:

• Stone shapes and pairing (round, oval, pear, marquise, emerald, cushion, Asscher)
• Orientation (classic side-by-side, gently bypassed, or slightly tilted for a dynamic line)
• Prong style (sleek claw prongs, protective V-tips for points, or modern bezel)
• Basket height and gallery design for the perfect balance of presence and comfort
• Band width and profile—ultra-slim and delicate or slightly broader for added gravitas
• Finish options (high polish on the shank, or a soft satin for quiet sophistication)
• Pavé accents on the shoulders, if you want extra sparkle without overwhelming the duo
• Inside engraving to mark a date, initials, or a private line only you two know

If you prefer a different metal color, MSR-1409 can be rendered in 18K white or rose gold while preserving its signature silhouette. Certification options are available upon request, and we will gladly curate stones to your preferred color and clarity range.

How to wear it? There are no rules—only stories. As an engagement ring, the two-stone design symbolizes two paths meeting as one, a perfect emblem for a shared future. As an anniversary, promise, or “push present,” it honors a moment of transformation with a design that is both intimate and visible. As a right-hand ring or self-gift, it’s a sophisticated statement of personal dualities: strength and softness, ambition and ease, day and night. It stacks gracefully with slim gold bands—contour rings that nestle around the stones, or a straight pavé band for a line of light beneath the duo.

Caring for your MSR-1409 is simple. Clean periodically with warm water, a drop of mild soap, and a soft brush—paying special attention under and around the settings where everyday lotions can collect. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a lint-free cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and remove the ring before strenuous activities. Though 18K gold is durable for daily wear, all fine jewelry benefits from periodic professional checkups to ensure prongs remain secure and to refresh the finish if you like a high shine.

What makes MSR-1409 distinctly Messijewelry is the way it feels considered from every angle: the warmth of 18K yellow gold, the conversation between two diamonds, the balance of comfort and presence, and the ease of customization that lets you express what matters most. It’s not just a ring—it’s a portrait of two, drawn in light and gold.