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Engagement Rings with Lab-Grown Diamonds

Lab-grown diamonds have the same chemical and optical properties as natural diamonds. Each card shows the actual price of the lab-grown diamond and opens the specific configuration shown.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a lab-grown diamond a real diamond?

Yes. A lab-grown diamond is a real diamond with the same chemical composition, hardness, and light reflection as a naturally formed stone. Visually, there is no visible difference either—even experts cannot definitively distinguish it without special equipment.

What is the difference between a lab-grown diamond and a natural diamond?

The only difference lies in how they are formed. Natural diamonds form deep within the Earth over millions of years, while lab-grown diamonds are precisely cultivated under controlled conditions. In terms of quality, durability, and brilliance, both types are identical.

Why are more and more couples choosing lab-grown diamonds?

Today, many people associate lab-grown diamonds with a modern and conscious form of luxury. In addition to their high-quality appearance, transparency, contemporary design, and responsible use of resources are playing an increasingly important role in the choice of a ring.

Are lab-grown diamonds durable enough for an engagement ring?

Yes. Lab-grown diamonds have the same hardness as natural diamonds and are therefore ideal for everyday wear. They are considered particularly resistant to scratches and retain their luster even after many years.

Are engagement rings with lab-grown diamonds significantly less expensive?

Compared to natural diamonds, an engagement ring set with a lab-grown diamond is often significantly less expensive, even though the stone has the same physical and optical properties. As a result, many couples opt for larger stones or more elaborate designs without having to compromise on quality or aesthetics.

Which type of stone is particularly popular right now?

Oval, emerald, and classic round cuts are particularly popular right now. While oval shapes have a modern and elegant look, emerald cuts are known for their clean lines and understated charm. Round diamonds, on the other hand, remain the timeless classic, offering particularly intense light reflection.

Are lab-grown diamonds certified?

Yes. High-quality lab-grown diamonds are tested by international institutions such as IGI, GIA, or HRD and come with an official certificate. This certificate documents important quality characteristics such as cut, clarity, colour, and carat weight.

Can an engagement ring be customised?

Many engagement rings can be customised—for example, by choosing the type of precious metal, gemstone, or ring width. Personal touches such as an engraving also make the ring even more personal and unique.

Which precious metals pair particularly well with lab-grown diamonds?

White gold is one of the most popular options, as it elegantly highlights the stone’s clarity. Yellow gold has a classic, warm look, while platinum exudes a modern and particularly luxurious feel. Which option is best depends primarily on your personal style.

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Each piece of jewellery is crafted only after you place your order, carefully made from solid gold and genuine gemstones.

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The difference between carat sizes

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0.5-carat engagement ring in Velur's carat size comparison
1-Carat Engagement Ring: A Comparison of Carat Sizes by Velur
1.5-carat engagement ring in Velur's carat size comparison
2-Carat Engagement Ring: A Comparison of Carat Sizes by Velur