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Pear Cut Lab Grown Diamond Toi et Moi Open 3 Claw Prong Engagement Ring in Rose Gold
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About Our Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings

Explore our lab grown diamond engagement rings in classic, vintage, and nature-inspired designs. Choose from classic colorless diamonds as well as fancy pink, blue, green, and yellow options. Lab grown diamonds are real diamonds created in controlled laboratory environments and possess essentially the same chemical, physical, and optical properties as natural diamonds.
As part of our broader Lab Diamond Rings collection, these engagement rings are available in timeless and distinctive shapes, including, round, oval, pear, cushion, emerald, marquise, princess, radiant, and hexagon cuts. Browse solitaire, halo, three-stone, side-stone, cluster, and nature-inspired settings designed for a variety of personal styles.
Many designs can be customized by center-stone shape, carat weight, setting style, and metal. Depending on the design, available metals may include 10K, 14K, or 18K yellow, white, and rose gold, with platinum and other materials offered on selected styles. Explore our engagement rings or use our Custom Ring Guide to create a ring that reflects your individual style.

Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings FAQs

Yes. Lab grown diamonds are real diamonds created in controlled laboratory environments. They have essentially the same chemical, physical, and optical properties as natural diamonds, but differ in their origin.

Yes. Lab grown diamonds have essentially the same hardness and durability as natural diamonds, making them well suited for everyday wear. As with any engagement ring, the setting and proper care also play an important role in long-term wear.

The main difference is origin: lab grown diamonds are created in controlled laboratory environments, while natural diamonds form through geological processes. Both are diamonds with essentially the same fundamental physical and optical properties, so your choice can come down to preferences such as design, carat weight, and budget.

No. Lab grown diamonds are diamonds, while diamond simulants such as moissanite are different materials. Although simulants may have a diamond-like appearance, they do not have the same chemical composition and properties as lab grown diamonds.

Lab grown diamond engagement rings are available in shapes such as round, oval, pear, cushion, emerald, marquise, princess, and radiant. You can also explore different setting styles, including solitaire, halo, three-stone, side-stone, and nature-inspired designs.

Depending on the design, metal options may include 10K, 14K, or 18K yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold. Platinum, sterling silver, and gold vermeil may also be available on selected styles. Check the product options for the exact metals available for each ring.

Customization can include selecting the center-stone shape, carat weight, setting style, and metal. Available options can vary by design, so choose the combination that best suits your preferred look and personal style. Learn more in our Custom Ring Guide.

Consider your preferred visual size, diamond shape, setting, lifestyle, and budget rather than focusing on carat weight alone. Elongated shapes may appear larger from the top at the same carat weight, while halo and cluster settings can also create a larger overall look. Available carat weights vary by design, so review the product options or contact us for customization.

Start with the diamond shape and setting style you prefer, then consider the Four Cs—cut, color, clarity, and carat—along with the metal and how the ring will be worn day to day. The best combination is one that balances appearance, quality, lifestyle, and personal preference.

Yes. In addition to classic colorless lab grown diamonds, this collection includes colored options such as pink, blue, green, and yellow, offering more ways to create a distinctive engagement ring.