Simple & straightforward
Our Pricing, Explained
Nature created diamonds over a billion years ago. The larger a natural diamond, the rarer it becomes. Each one is unique, like a snowflake. So they are priced individually, often with certificates to describe their character and qualities.
But we can make laboratory-grown diamonds every day of the week. Among the finest you can find. In the color or size we choose. So our pricing is easy, as transparent as our stones.
How it works
The Stone
Our lab-grown diamonds are priced at $800 per carat. In pink or blue or white. For example, a one carat pink solitaire costs $800. A half carat blue costs $400. And a quarter carat white costs - you’ve guessed it - $200.
The Setting
A setting cost is added to the cost of the lab-grown diamonds in your piece. A silver or gold-plated setting is $100. For earrings and necklaces, a 10 karat gold setting is $200. (Half of that if you buy a single earring). And for our solid 10k gold rings, the setting is $300.
The Price
The math is simple. We add the price of the total carat of the stones used, based purely on size, to the setting price, based purely on precious metal, silver or gold. So, as an example, any half-carat pendant in silver that catches your eye will always be $500. In pink or blue or white.
