Lab-grown diamond engagement rings
A lab-grown diamond is a real diamond, with the same chemistry and hardness as a mined one, grown in weeks rather than formed over geologic time. For the same budget it usually means a larger or higher-grade stone.
Every ring on this shelf is offered with a lab-grown center stone. Settings run from classic solitaires to halos and three-stone designs.
See every lab-grown engagement rings, with filters
What to look for
- Lab-grown and mined diamonds are graded on the same cut, color, clarity and carat scales; check the grade, not just the size.
- Some people care strongly about mined versus lab-grown either way. If you are not sure which your partner prefers, their hints will tell you.
- Cut matters most for sparkle. An excellent-cut smaller stone often looks brighter than a poorly cut larger one.
Not sure what they would choose?
On The Perfect Hint, your partner marks the pieces they would actually wear as hints, and you browse a catalog ranked by their taste. They never see what you bought.
How it works