Lab-grown diamond rings feature diamonds grown in laboratory conditions instead of forming in nature. The selection includes different diamond sizes, gold colours and ring styles.
Compare the design, metal, diamond size and other quality details stated for each product. You can also explore solitaire rings, diamond band rings, halo rings and all diamond rings.
Choosing a lab-grown diamond ring
When choosing a lab-grown diamond ring, consider the ring style, metal, diamond size and intended use together. A single-stone solitaire ring highlights the centre stone, a halo ring adds extra sparkle around it, and a diamond band ring integrates diamonds into the line of the ring.
Lab-grown diamond or natural diamond?
The key difference is origin: a natural diamond forms in nature, while a lab-grown diamond is grown under laboratory conditions. Other factors include diamond size, cut, colour, clarity, ring material and budget. To compare the wider selection, see also diamond rings and read our guide to lab-grown diamonds.
A lab-grown diamond ring as an engagement or wedding ring
A lab-grown diamond ring can be used as an engagement or wedding ring just like any other diamond ring, provided the design feels right and works with any second ring worn beside it. See also engagement rings and wedding rings.
Frequently asked questions about lab-grown diamond rings
What is a lab-grown diamond ring?
A lab-grown diamond ring is a ring featuring a diamond grown under laboratory conditions rather than formed in nature.
Can a lab-grown diamond ring be used as an engagement ring?
Yes. A lab-grown diamond ring can be an engagement ring just like a ring set with a natural diamond. Choose the design according to your style, intended use and budget.
How should lab-grown diamond rings be compared?
Compare at least the ring metal and design, the diamond size and quality factors, and how the ring fits beside a possible engagement or wedding ring.
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