Silver Lab Grown Diamond Rings

Sterling silver is the entry metal in our range, and it is softer than gold and platinum. We use it mainly for earrings and fashion pieces; for a ring worn every day we recommend 14k gold or platinum for prong security.

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Buying Guide

We are direct about this one. Silver is a legitimate metal for jewellery and a poor one for a ring that holds a centre stone through daily wear. It is softer than gold and platinum, which means prongs move sooner under the same contact — desks, door handles, car keys — and a stone that has moved is a stone that eventually comes out.

Where silver earns its place is earrings, which take almost none of that impact, and where its low entry price makes lab-grown diamonds accessible in a way nothing else in the range does. Silver also reacts with sulphur in the air and darkens over time; that is surface-level and reverses with cleaning rather than being damage. If you want a white metal that never asks for attention, platinum is the alternative. Every stone here is IGI-certified in D–F colour, VVS–VS clarity and Excellent cut.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is silver an option for engagement rings?

Silver is our entry metal — fashion pieces start at $179 — but we do not recommend it for an engagement ring. Silver is softer than gold and platinum, so prongs holding a centre stone loosen sooner under daily wear. For a ring worn every day we recommend 14k gold or platinum.

Why do you only use silver for earrings?

Because of how it wears. Sterling silver is softer than gold and platinum, so prongs holding a centre stone loosen sooner on a ring in daily contact with everything. Earrings take almost none of that impact, so silver is a sound choice there — and at $179 for fashion pieces it is the most accessible entry into the range.

Does silver tarnish?

Sterling silver reacts with sulphur in the air and darkens over time. It is surface-level and reverses with cleaning rather than being permanent damage. Stored dry and worn regularly, silver earrings stay bright. If you want a white metal that never needs that attention, platinum is the alternative.

Which metal is best for sensitive skin?

Platinum. It is hypoallergenic and contains no nickel, which is the metal most often responsible for a reaction. If you prefer gold, higher purity means less alloy, so 18k is generally better tolerated than 10k. We stock 458 platinum pieces across the range, every shape we cut.

What metal should I choose for earrings?

Any of the five we work in, and the reasoning is different from a ring. Earrings take almost no impact, so silver is a sound choice here at $269, and 18k gold makes more sense on an earring than it does on a daily-wear ring. If sensitivity has been an issue, platinum is the safest option.

  • IGI certification Every Beyond Carat diamond is graded by IGI, and the report ships in the box.
  • Flexible payments Affirm monthly payments and Shop Pay Installments at checkout.
  • Returns 65-day returns, measured from the date your order ships. Free prepaid, insured UPS return label on U.S. orders. Free ring resizing for a full year.
  • Warranty Lifetime manufacturing warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.

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