Three Stone Lab Grown Diamond Ring

Yes! Using our customization bespoke process, you can create an entirely original engagement ring of your dreams that is uniquely you. You have the flexibility to choose the type of stones you prefer, whether it's diamonds, colored gemstones, or a combination of both. Additionally, you can select the size and cut of each stone to create a unique and personalized ring that suits your style.

The choice between a three stone engagement ring with mixed diamond shapes or the same diamond shapes largely depends on your personal preferences and the style you envision for the ring. Both options can result in stunning and unique designs, so here are some considerations to help you decide

• Mixed Diamond Shapes: Mixing different diamond shapes can create a visually distinctive and eclectic look, with each diamond symbolizing different aspects of your relationship, adding depth and complexity to the ring's meaning. Mixing shapes can also provide variation in sparkle! Different diamond cuts can reflect light differently, creating a ring with varying levels of sparkle and brilliance. This can be appealing if you want a ring that catches the eye from various angles.
• Three of the Same Shape: Choosing the same diamond shape for all three stones results in a classic and harmonious appearance due to the perfect symmetry and balance of the design. If you prefer a more traditional and timeless engagement ring that won't go out of style, opting for the same diamond shapes can be an excellent choice.

Side stones are usually small, decorative diamond or gemstone accents that flank the sides of the center stone in a ring. They are designed to enhance the overall appearance of the ring. These stones can come in various shapes, like half moons, shields, tapered baguettes, and more. They add an ornate flair to the ring's design, making it stand out and providing an extra layer of character and elegance. 

Yes! Lab grown diamonds are 100% real diamonds. They are made of pure carbon, crystallized in the same cubic structure as mined diamonds. The primary difference is their origin: natural diamonds are formed over millions of years beneath the Earth's surface, while lab grown diamonds are created using advanced technology in a matter of weeks.

Yes! They are graded by the same standards as mined diamonds, including the 4Cs—cut, color, clarity, and carat weight.