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Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Rings
Strip a ring down to one stone and there's nowhere left to hide — the diamond and the setting both have to earn their place. That's the entire idea behind a solitaire, and it's why our lab grown diamond solitaire rings stay the most-requested style in the store, proposal season or not.
Every stone in this collection is a certified lab grown diamond — graded on cut, color, clarity, and carat the same way a mined diamond would be, just produced in weeks rather than pulled from the ground after a billion years. That's the whole trade-off in your favor: the same brilliance and hardness as a mined diamond, for roughly 30-40% less, which usually means you can size up a carat without sizing down your budget.
Whether you're shopping for a proposal, choosing a solitaire diamond engagement ring together, or replacing a ring you've worn for years, you'll find round, emerald, oval, and cushion cuts here, each hand-set in 18K white, yellow, or rose gold. No side stones, no halo, no distraction from the one diamond you picked.
Shop Solitaire RingsSolitaire Diamond Cuts, Compared
The cut decides more about how a ring looks and lives on your hand than carat weight does. Here's how our four solitaire cuts actually differ once they're on a finger, not just on a spec sheet.
| Cut | Look | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Round Solitaire | The brilliant cut — 58 facets angled to throw the most light and fire of any shape. | First-time buyers, and anyone who wants the safest resale and resize value. |
| Emerald Cut Solitaire | Long, step-cut facets that read clear and glassy rather than fiery — clarity over sparkle. | Buyers who want understated, editorial elegance and don't mind a higher clarity grade requirement. |
| Oval Solitaire | Same 58-facet brilliance as round, stretched into an elongated silhouette. | Anyone who wants a round's sparkle with a larger-looking, finger-flattering shape. |
| Cushion Cut Solitaire | Rounded corners and a soft, pillowed outline with warm, vintage-leaning brilliance. | Buyers drawn to antique-inspired or heirloom-style settings. |
Not sure which one you'd wear every day? Round and oval solitaire diamond rings are the two easiest starting points — they sparkle the most in everyday light and photograph well from almost any angle, which is exactly why they're our two best-selling cuts.
Three Decisions, In Order
Most people get stuck picking a solitaire because they try to decide everything at once. In practice, it comes down to three choices — and they go in this order, because each one narrows the next.
1
Cut Shape
Sparkle-forward (round, oval) or clarity-forward (emerald, cushion) — decide this first, since it shapes every choice after it.
2
Gold Tone
Match it to what's already worn daily — a watch, earrings, another ring. Consistency reads as intentional, not accidental.
3
Carat & Setting Height
Set a carat budget, then pick between a low everyday setting or a higher one that lets in more light from the sides.
Choosing Your Gold Finish
Every solitaire in this collection comes in three 18K gold options. The diamond stays the same across all three — what changes is tone, upkeep, and how the ring reads against different skin tones.
White Gold Solitaire Rings
Cool and bright, rhodium-plated for extra shine and scratch resistance. It's the highest-contrast setting against a diamond, which is why it's the default pick for most first-time engagement ring buyers.
Yellow Gold Solitaire Rings
Warm, classic, and the most hypoallergenic of the three tones — a straightforward choice if white gold's rhodium plating has ever caused irritation.
Rose Gold Solitaire Rings
A soft blush tone from a higher copper content, which also makes it the most scratch-resistant of the three — worth knowing for a ring worn every single day.
Certified Diamonds. Set by Hand. Built for Daily Wear.
Certified lab grown diamondsEvery stone ships with grading documentation covering cut, color, clarity, and carat.
Same hardness as mined diamondsSame carbon structure, same 10 on the Mohs scale, same fire and brilliance.
18K gold, three finishesWhite, yellow, and rose gold, cast and polished in-house before the stone is set.
Everyday-secure settingsProngs and bezels checked to hold up under daily wear, not just studio lighting.
Before You Buy a Solitaire Ring
Is a lab grown diamond solitaire a real diamond?
Yes. It's carbon crystallized under heat and pressure — the same process that forms a diamond underground, just carried out in a controlled lab. Same hardness, brilliance, and certification as a mined stone of equal grade.
How much more can I get for my budget with lab grown diamonds?
Typically 30-40% more carat for the same spend compared to a mined diamond of equal cut, clarity, and color.
Which solitaire cut holds up best for everyday wear?
Round and oval solitaire diamond rings generally hold up best day to day — fewer sharp edges to catch on clothing, and both are the easiest to reset or resize later.
What's the real difference between round and emerald cut solitaires?
Round brilliant cuts maximize sparkle using 58 facets. Emerald cuts are step-cut instead, trading fire for a clearer, more transparent look — which is why clarity grade matters more for emerald cut solitaires.
Which gold tone is best for a solitaire engagement ring?
White gold gives the most contrast and suits most skin tones. Yellow gold is warmer and most hypoallergenic. Rose gold is most scratch-resistant thanks to its copper content.