The Guide

No, gold isn't magnetic. But a piece that doesn't stick to a magnet isn't automatically real gold: plenty of other metals aren't magnetic either. And a spring in the clasp can react.

Yes. F-G SI is a grade for colour and clarity, not a type of stone. It tells you what the diamond looks like, not whether it's real. At TOV every diamond is natural.

It depends mostly on the gold weight and the karat. A fine band in 14 karat costs the least, a wide ring in 18 karat or a ring with natural diamonds the most. At TOV, every product page shows the price and the gold weight.

A ring with a row of equal-sized stones set side by side along the band, usually across the top. You wear it as a wedding ring, next to your engagement ring or simply on its own.

585 means that 585 of 1000 parts are pure gold: 14 karat. On 18 karat, it says 750.

Yes. A lab-grown diamond is carbon in the same crystal structure as a natural diamond, with the same hardness and sparkle. Only the origin differs: a lab instead of the earth.

Yes, 9k is real gold, but only 37.5% of it is gold. The rest is other metal, such as silver and copper. That makes it paler in colour and worth less than 14k.

Yes. They're grown in a mussel and made of real nacre, not glass or plastic. Cultured simply means a person started the process.