With our lab grown diamond engagement rings, you don’t need to sacrifice quality or size to create the diamond engagement ring of your dreams.
Lab grown diamonds are real diamonds grown in man-made conditions. They have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as mined diamonds.
Take advantage of the added quality and lower price and make that upgrade a big one! Go ahead, you deserve to have a Rock on that hand.
Lab diamonds are identical to natural diamonds: they have the same crystallized carbon structures as mined diamonds. However, mined diamonds start life as carbon dioxide and form under intense pressure and heat below the earth’s surface over billions of years.
Instead of developing underneath the earth’s crust, lab-grown diamonds use the same material as natural diamonds but in a laboratory using sophisticated technology that duplicates the natural geological process. Consequently, lab-created diamonds look the same as natural diamonds to the naked eye and have the same physical properties and optical appearance.
In fact, they are 100% diamond.
Round is our most popular cut. For almost 100 years, diamond cutters have been using advanced theories of light behavior and precise mathematical calculations to optimize the fire and brilliance in a round diamond. They also have the widest variety of setting styles so you can customize to your heart's content.
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Unlike the round, the cut of this shape isn't standardized, letting you choose the qualities that give you the look you'll love.
Whether it's cut for bold flashes of light or smoldering scintillation, or with a square or rectangular profile, the princess cut is the ultimate in variation.
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Many People love how the length of oval cut diamonds flatters their fingers. Unlike round, length-to-width proportions aren't standardized so you can pick the look you like best. Oval cut diamonds look great with diamond pavé-set bands. Their timeless shape also lends itself well to vintage styles.
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Emerald Cut Diamonds are instantly recognizable by their "step-cut" facets that create a geometric "hall of mirrors" effect.
These rectangular step-cut facets are the only ones that define the cut, so you can choose the individual proportions and qualities you love.
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A pear shaped diamond, also commonly called pear cut diamond or teardrop diamond, is a brilliant-cut diamond, cut in the shape of a pear or teardrop. The pear cut, with its teardrop shape, creates a subtle slimming effect on your finger. Unlike round, the cut isn't standardized so you can choose the proportions that you like best.
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The radiant cut is a combination of "step-cuts" like the emerald shape and "brilliant cuts" like the round. And it shows all the benefits of both.
The radiant cut was designed in 1977 to maximize brilliance (bright white flashes) and fire (rainbow-colored flashes).
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There are two common methods for lab diamond creation and growing, High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) and CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition). CVD is a newer technology and the preferred process to produce a quality, genuine diamond.
Growing these diamonds requires a unique and innovative process that starts with a thin ‘seed’ diamond placed inside a chamber and subjected to high temperatures. Then, a carbon-rich gas mixture is introduced to the chamber. The gases are ionized to break down their molecular bonds, allowing the pure carbon to attach itself to the diamond seed. As the carbon builds up, it forms atomic bonds with the seed diamond, resulting in the growth of a new, larger diamond — identical to diamonds found in nature.
These are conflict-free diamonds that forgo the mining process and are, instead, created in a laboratory setting meaning they have been manufactured instead of mined.
Lab grown diamonds are real diamonds grown in man-made conditions. They have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as mined diamonds.
Take advantage of the added quality and lower price and make that upgrade a big one! Go ahead, you deserve to have a Rock on that hand. (*of identical quality)