Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings

Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings, Any Shape or Weight, with the Stone Deciding the Price

Across the ten shapes, 1,316,499 lab grown diamonds are in stock at Rare Carat today, 1,097,237 of them with 360 HD video. Each of the 680 or more ring designs on this page takes whichever of those stones you pick as its center. The diamond accounts for most of the price. The lowest priced lab grown stone, with the current savings applied, is $120. Among lab rounds, which most designs are pictured with, the median comes to $459 for one carat and $1,434 for two carat. Shown today with a 1 carat lab round set in 14K white gold, three of the designs on this catalog page price out at $915 for the Linda comfort fit solitaire, $1,245 for the Vivian solitaire and $1,695 for the Bellora hidden halo, stone included. The stock figures were taken on October 19, 2026 and move as diamonds sell.

Every lab grown engagement ring design Rare Carat makes is on this one page, and each can be set with any lab grown diamond in stock today. Lab grown has removed most of the grade questions a natural buyer has to work through. Color and clarity are close to settled, since most lab stones grade D to F and VS or better. Cut becomes a filter you tick instead of a cost you weigh. What the ring ends up costing comes down to the weight and shape of the stone plus the design you put it in. Below, two tables split the stones by shape and by carat band, and every row links through to its own page.

Lab Grown Center Stones, Shape by Shape

Of the lab stones in stock, 485,855 are rounds, 188,448 are ovals and 115,335 are pears. Asschers number 25,008 and are the scarcest shape. The medians in this table take in every weight, so they say as much about which shapes customers buy large as about price per carat. The one carat ladders further down the page hold weight constant. Clicking a shape opens its own lab grown diamond engagement ring page, where these same designs appear with that shape as the center.

Shape by shape, the 1,316,499 lab grown diamonds in stock on October 19, 2026, every weight, at the price you pay today

Lab Grown Center Stones, Band by Band

The same 1,316,499 stones, all ten shapes together, are split by weight in the carat table. The fullest band, 0.90 to 1.10 ct, holds 247,803 of them. Medians are given for lab rounds so that shape does not pull the figure around. They rise slowly: $459 at one carat, then $1,434 at two, $2,795 at three and $3,981 at four. That slow rise separates lab grown from natural pricing. One more carat of lab diamond costs about what one more tenth of a carat costs in a natural stone, so a fixed ring budget buys a larger diamond. Bands that have a ring page of their own carry a link to it in the row.

The 1,316,499 lab grown diamonds in stock on October 19, 2026 grouped by carat band across all shapes; each band's median is for lab rounds

Color and Clarity Grades on a Lab Grown Stone

Lab rounds from 0.90 to 1.10 carats serve as the reference here. Hold clarity at VS2 or better and 97 percent of the stones on the color ladder sit at D to F, with D and G each starting at $370. Hold color at D to F and 67 percent of the stones on the clarity ladder are VVS2 or better, with VS1 starting at $370. Most of the grade discussion that fills a natural diamond purchase is settled before it begins. That leaves shape, weight and design as the decisions on a lab grown diamond ring. Cut is still the thing to watch on rounds, where Excellent is the floor. On fancy shapes symmetry is still worth checking, and the 360 HD video is the way to check it.

Lab rounds of 0.90 to 1.10 ct, lowest price on two ladders: by color at VS2 or better (114,784 stones) and by clarity at D to F (113,142 stones)

Same Grade, Lab Grown Price Next to Natural Price

Take a one carat round at G color and VS1 clarity. The lab grown stone starts at $370 and the natural one at $1,475, with a natural median of $3,310. Over the whole of that band the medians come to $459 lab against $2,815 natural. Move up in weight and the distance grows, since large natural stones are scarce and large lab stones are not. Both are diamonds: GIA, IGI and GCAL grade them on the same scales, and both are inscribed on the girdle. The natural stone brings scarcity to the ring and the lab stone brings size. For the same designs priced with natural centers, see the round natural diamond engagement rings page and the natural pages linked further down.

Lab grown and natural rounds, 0.90 to 1.10 ct, matched grade for grade, October 19, 2026

Which Settings Suit a Lab Grown Center

Because size costs little in a lab stone, lab rings lean toward plain solitaires carrying larger centers, with slim bands and hidden halos more common than full halos. On a lab grown diamond engagement ring the practical calls are six prongs once the stone passes two carats and a bezel if the ring is worn every day. The band should grow with the diamond, from about 1.5 mm under a three quarter carat stone to 2.5 mm or wider at four carats. Each design on this page can be ordered in white, yellow or rose gold or in platinum, set with the stone you pick. Our gemologists earn no commission, and by chat or phone they will put your finalists side by side on video with you.

Today's Price of a Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring

Each lab grown engagement ring in the grid above is priced as a finished piece around a default center. Today that center is a 1 carat lab round set in 14K white gold. Within the first rows the finished prices run between $915, the Linda comfort fit solitaire, and $1,695, the Bellora hidden halo. Pick a heavier stone or a different shape and every design reprices to match the stone.

Price of each lab grown engagement ring as pictured on this page, 14K white gold with the center stone included, October 19, 2026

How a Lab Grown Diamond Ring Order Works at Rare Carat

Rare Carat sells every ring on this page as a direct retailer and merchant of record. The design you choose can hold any of the more than 2 million diamonds, natural and lab grown, that we stock. Before a ring ships, our staff in New York put the center stone under a microscope and check the girdle inscription against the grading report. Shipping comes free and insured, returns are free for 30 days and resizing is free during the first year. Every setting we make comes with a lifetime manufacturing warranty. Katapult, Affirm, Klarna, Afterpay and PayPal Pay Later are offered at checkout for anyone who would rather pay in installments. Rare Carat holds a 5 out of 5 rating on Google and on Trustpilot, and no jewelry brand in America is rated higher on Trustpilot.

The stone counts and prices above take in every lab grown diamond Rare Carat had in inventory on October 19, 2026. They use the filters the diamond grids use: with or without video, color D to K, clarity FL to SI2, cut Good or better, and a GIA, IGI or GCAL report. Counted shape by shape on that day, the ten shapes come to 1,316,499 lab grown stones, 1,097,237 of them with 360 HD video. Prices are what you pay today after the savings, and the regular price shows struck through on each stone. A starting price means the lowest priced stone in the row, whatever its grade or weight. The ring figures were read from the designs as pictured on this page on October 19, 2026. Each is set in 14K white gold and includes the center stone named, and the design count is the count shown on the page. The carat band medians, the color and clarity ladders and the lab against natural comparison all use lab rounds, so that shape does not shift the price.