FAQ

Our manufacturing process is most efficient when all rings of the same design pass through production together. It’s our way of being able to provide superior quality control and costing of each production run.

We ship an entire lot of rings to one address when completed, which ultimately saves everyone extra shipping costs. It also avoids some team members getting their rings before others.

Our partner facilities have different production times than we do at Baron®. When their product is complete, we want you to have it as soon as possible. Aside from apparel, all items will ship with the team order at a later date.

Your team contact is likely a coach, manager, or a volunteer from the team who serves as the liaison with our staff at Baron®. They are likely the ones who would have sent you the link to the online locker room. Moving forward your Locker Room liaison is designated to provide assistance, and answer questions you may have. If there are questions they don’t immediately have the answer to, they will contact us at Baron® to resolve.

Your order number is found in your confirmation email. It is listed as #CAN1234 or #USA1234.

There is no need to change your shipping address if your order is shipping with a team. However, if you have an apparel item shipping directly to you, please contact [email protected] to update your shipping address.. Please provide your order number for reference.

If you’d like to make a change or modify a detail on your order, please contact [email protected] with your order number and requested change. You will receive a confirmation email when the change is made.

1. Return to the Online Locker Room that you placed your order.
2. Select the “Balance” option of the ring that you purchased.
3. Enter your original order number and name the order was placed under.
4. Proceed with payment as per usual.

The total size of the ring. It is not your finger size. Not all ring sizes are available for all finger sizes. All measurements are in millimeters. 

Finest non-precious metal ever developed. Metal has a rich platinum-white silver finish, resists scratches, will not tarnish, and has strong durability.

Yellow gold coating applied to our precious metal producing a yellow gold polish look that is strong and durable.

It is a very strong and durable metal that is very valuable. 41.6% pure gold.

Jewellery innovation introduced in 2016, using diamond-like black coating creating a rich, high definition polish look.

Certainly, lab-grown diamonds are entirely genuine. They possess an identical crystal structure and carbon atom composition as their naturally occurring counterparts found in mines. These lab-grown diamonds originate from a tiny diamond seed and are nurtured into rough diamonds, which are subsequently shaped and polished to the desired form before becoming available for acquisition. This method represents the optimal approach for acquiring a superior gemstone to embellish your engagement ring, one that is not only cost-effective but also ethically sourced.

Diamonds, discovered worldwide, have their origins millions of years ago within the Earth’s crust, renowned for their remarkable hardness. These precious gems emerged as carbon atoms transformed into exquisite, crystal-clear diamonds under the immense pressure and extreme heat beneath the Earth’s surface.

In laboratories, the creation of diamonds replicates the natural conditions found within the Earth’s crust using cutting-edge technology, involving high pressure and high temperature. This is accomplished through two primary methods: chemical vapour deposition (CVD) and high-pressure high-temperature (HPHT). Lab-grown diamonds of gem-quality share the same carbon atoms and crystal structure as their naturally occurring counterparts. Moreover, they undergo the identical diamond grading process, certifying their authenticity as genuine diamonds.

In the present era, technology empowers us to produce lab-grown diamonds, free from the environmental and ethical concerns associated with mined diamonds. You can rest assured that your lab-grown diamond ring hasn’t contributed to the labour abuses prevalent in diamond mines, providing peace of mind regarding its origin.

The sole differentiation between mined diamonds and lab-grown counterparts lies in their source of origin. Mined diamonds originate naturally from deep within the Earth’s crust, whereas humans meticulously manufacture lab-grown diamonds within a tightly controlled laboratory setting. Despite their artificial creation, lab-grown diamonds maintain their status as authentic diamonds, radiating the same brilliance and lustre as their naturally mined counterparts. Mined diamonds are associated with environmental pollution and the disruption of local ecosystems. Moreover, the mining of natural diamonds bears the risk of yielding conflict diamonds. In contrast, opting for lab-created diamonds guarantees a 100% conflict-free assurance.

Diamond mining presents a significant ethical concern, chiefly revolving around the exploitation of labour. Miners, particularly those in developing nations, frequently endure low wages and labour in perilous conditions. An IMPACT report highlights the unjust acquisition of farmers’ land by mining companies, often without fair compensation. While some argue that diamond mining injects much-needed economic support into these regions, the adverse consequences associated with its sourcing cast doubt on whether it truly benefits these communities.

The environmental impact of large-scale mining operations is profound. Widespread deforestation leads to various problems related to climate change, such as soil erosion, loss of biodiversity, and desertification. Additionally, residual mining materials react with oxygen in the atmosphere, resulting in acid mine drainage. This chemical process generates sulfuric acid, which contaminates water sources and damages the soil, ultimately leading to reduced crop yields.

Diamonds obtained from conflict zones or used to fund armed conflicts are commonly referred to as blood diamonds. The trade-in blood diamonds only exacerbates human suffering and protracts violent conflicts in these regions. The global community has long condemned the trade in blood diamonds. As a result, the Kimberley Process Certification System was established in the early 2000s to curb the circulation of conflict diamonds.