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New Arrivals: Lab-Grown Diamonds, answered
Straight answers to what shoppers ask us most about this collection.
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What affects the price of new lab-grown diamond jewelry?
Metal, total carat weight and style set the price. Here that means 14K gold or sterling silver, from small accents of .05 ct. tw. up to several carats, plus width and length on bracelets. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which new lab-grown diamond styles are most popular?
Sterling silver necklaces and rings lead the list. Cross and infinity necklaces come first, then small silver rings such as star, open heart and whale's tail. Two-stone necklaces and tennis bracelets in 14K white and yellow gold follow, along with diamond bands.
What does ct. tw. mean on these listings?
It stands for total carat weight. It adds up every diamond in the piece, not just one stone. A tennis bracelet listed at 2 1/5 ct. tw. is many smaller diamonds that together reach that weight.
What do VS+ and F+ mean in a product title?
They describe clarity and color grades. VS+ means the diamonds are very slightly included or better, and F+ means near-colorless or better. Only some titles here list them, so check each product page for its details.
How do I pick between white, yellow and two-tone gold?
Match the metal to the wearer's other jewelry. White gold gives a cool, bright look beside the diamonds, yellow gold feels warmer, and two-tone mixes both. Rose gold also appears in this collection for a softer blush tone.
How should I care for lab-grown diamond jewelry?
Clean it gently and store it separately. Warm water, mild soap and a soft brush remove everyday film. Keep pieces apart in a soft pouch so metal does not scratch. See our jewelry care page for more.