Lab Grown Solitaire Ring

Nothing competes with the center stone in a solitaire engagement ring, which is exactly why the style has stayed a favorite for generations. Here, that single stone is a lab grown diamond, with the same brilliance and 10 Mohs hardness as a mined diamond, set by hand on a band in the metal of your choice.

Prong or Bezel Set Engagement Ring?

Prong settings hold the stone with four or six metal claws, letting in the most light for maximum sparkle. Six prongs add a little extra security, while four prongs show more of the stone. A bezel set engagement ring wraps the stone in a thin rim of metal, protecting its edge and sitting lower, a practical choice if you work with your hands. Our article on bezel settings weighs the pros and cons.

A thinner band makes a lab grown diamond solitaire ring look larger by contrast, while a pavé band adds subtle sparkle without a halo. Still deciding between one stone and three? Read three stone vs solitaire, then check the diamond size chart.

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