Lab Grown Diamond Jewelry Under $1,000

The starting price does. Every piece here starts below that figure at its default carat and quality; larger stones and higher grades price up from there. We show the starting price so you can compare designs on equal terms, and the configurator prices the exact specification you choose before you reach checkout.

A complete, IGI-certified lab-grown diamond piece with the stone set — not a setting on its own. Under $1,000 the range covers stud earrings, hoops, and smaller-carat rings in every metal we work in. A complete one-carat solitaire starts around $1,049, just above this band.

Metal weight and setting complexity, almost always. Platinum is denser than gold, so the same ring takes more metal and costs more. A setting with accent stones carries more labour and more diamond than a plain band. The centre stone grade does not vary — everything here holds the same D–F, VVS–VS floor.

Lab-grown diamonds are bought to be worn, not traded, and we would rather say that plainly. Production has scaled quickly and prices have fallen, and the gap against mined stones has widened with them: the jewelry insurer BriteCo put it at 72.8% per carat in 2025, against 26.6% in 2019. Buy the piece for the piece. Our lifetime manufacturing warranty covers the workmanship for as long as you own it.

Yes. Every price shown is for the complete piece with the stone set and the IGI report included — not a setting price with the diamond quoted separately. A one-carat solitaire at $1,049 is a finished ring. Prices shown are for the default carat and quality; larger stones and higher grades price up from there.