Collection FAQs
A lab grown diamond engagement ring features a real diamond created in a controlled laboratory environment rather than mined from the earth. Lab grown diamonds have essentially the same chemical composition, crystal structure, and optical properties as natural diamonds, while offering a wider range of options across different carat weights, shapes, and designs.
Yes. Lab grown diamonds are real diamonds made of crystallized carbon and have essentially the same physical and optical properties as natural diamonds. They are different from diamond alternatives such as moissanite and cubic zirconia.
Start with the diamond shape, carat weight, setting style, metal, and overall ring profile you prefer. Also consider your budget, finger size, daily wear, setting security, and whether you plan to pair the engagement ring with a wedding band later.
There is no single best diamond shape because each creates a different look on the finger. Round diamonds offer a classic appearance, while oval, pear, marquise, emerald, radiant, cushion, princess, Asscher, and heart shapes provide different proportions and styles. Compare the diamond's length, width, and overall measurements along with carat weight when choosing a shape.
The right carat size depends on your budget, finger size, diamond shape, setting, and preferred finger coverage. Diamonds with the same carat weight can appear different in size because their dimensions and proportions vary, so compare the length and width measurements instead of relying on carat weight alone.
The best setting depends on your preferred style and how you plan to wear the ring. Solitaire settings keep the focus on one center diamond, halo settings add smaller surrounding diamonds, while three-stone and accent designs create more visual detail. Setting height, prong structure, and basket design are also important if you plan to wear a wedding band beside the engagement ring.
Many lab grown diamonds are available with independent laboratory documentation. When a grading report or assessment is provided, check the issuing laboratory, report number, diamond measurements, and listed quality characteristics against the details of the diamond you are purchasing.
Yes. Depending on the design, details such as diamond shape, carat weight, metal, ring size, setting style, and selected design elements can often be customized. If you plan to wear a wedding band with the ring, consider the engagement ring's setting height, basket, and band profile, as some designs sit flush with straight bands while others may pair better with curved or contoured wedding bands.

















