Diamond rings in Morocco

Two diamond origins are offered: natural diamond and laboratory diamond. Designs range from the solitaire, which shows the stone alone, to the halo and the pavé band, which add small diamonds around it. Our article on solitaire, halo, pavé and trilogy settings compares what each one changes day to day.

Both are diamond: the same carbon crystal, the same hardness, the same sparkle once well cut. A natural diamond formed in the earth; a laboratory diamond is grown in a few weeks. The first is rarer, the second costs less at equal quality. Every product page states the origin of its stone, and our comparison natural or laboratory diamond also covers resale.

The price depends mostly on the weight of the centre stone, its origin, its colour and its clarity, then on the setting. Rather than a general range, use the price filter: under 10,000 MAD, 10,000 to 20,000 MAD, 20,000 to 30,000 MAD or over 30,000 MAD. It only shows rings actually on offer. Our article on the budget for an engagement ring in Morocco explains what weighs most on the price.

The shape is the outline of the stone: round, oval, pear, marquise, radiant. A round stone returns the most light; elongated shapes slim the hand and look larger at equal weight. The carat measures weight: look at the centre stone's, which is separate from the total weight that also counts the small diamonds of the band. See diamond shapes.

Colour is graded from D (colourless) to Z, clarity from IF to I according to the inclusions seen under a loupe; with cut and carat they make the 4Cs of a diamond. A certificate from an independent laboratory, IGI or GIA, describes one specific stone: when there is one, the product page gives the laboratory, the number and the link to check it. The small stones of a pavé have no individual certificate. See how to read an IGI or GIA certificate.

An advisor helps you on WhatsApp or at the Casablanca showroom, Galerie Panorama, Shop 48, in Sidi Maarouf; you can book an appointment to see the pieces up close. The order is confirmed with the advisor, and the ring is shipped anywhere in Morocco. For the size, the guide to measuring your ring size gives the method.

The price depends in particular on the type of diamond, the carat, the quality of the stone, the setting and the design. Use the price filters to see the rings Oroma actually offers.

Both are diamonds, but their origin and their market differ. Your choice depends on your budget, your personal preferences and the characteristics of the stone. Read the comparison guide to decide.

Whether there is a gemmological report, and which one, depends on the stone. Product pages state the certificates available; not every small stone has an individual report.

Yes. Use the filters by price, diamond type, carat and shape to compare the designs that match your budget.

You can browse the designs on the website and contact Oroma Diamond for information on visiting the showroom in Casablanca.