Resetting Your Current Stone: What Happens to It When You Upgrade
Resetting means moving the center stone you already own from its current setting into a new one.
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What an Engagement Ring Upgrade Costs and How Long It Takes
An engagement ring upgrade with a lab-grown diamond is priced like a new custom piece, and it follows the same...
View detailsUpgrading Your Engagement Ring: Reuse or Replace Your Current Center Stone
Upgrading an engagement ring means a larger lab-grown center stone, a new setting for your current stone, or both.
View detailsFrom Sourcing to Delivery: The Engagement Ring Timeline, Step by Step
A custom engagement ring with a lab-grown diamond center moves through a few clear stages, and each stage has its...
View detailsBuying an Engagement Ring as a Surprise: Sizing Without Asking
Planning a surprise proposal with a lab-grown diamond engagement ring means finding the ring size without asking, and there are...
View detailsEngagement Ring Setting Styles, Explained
A setting style is how a ring holds its center.
View detailsChoosing a Center Shape for Your Engagement Ring
The center shape sets the outline of an engagement ring.
View detailsHow to Read an IGI Report for a Lab-Grown Diamond
An IGI report for a lab-grown diamond is a short document written in shorthand.
View detailsWhat "Matched" Means: Evaluating a Pair of Studs or a Tennis Line
Two lab-grown diamonds can share a carat weight and still not look like a pair.
View detailsHow D2 Sources Your Lab-Grown Diamond, Step by Step
We source a lab-grown diamond for you in six steps, from your first message to the box at your door.
View detailsWhat "Made to Order" Actually Means, and How Long It Takes
Made to order means your lab-grown diamond jewelry is made after you order it, in the metal and options you...
View detailsRing Sizing at Home: Finding Your Size Before You Order
Find your ring size at home before you order a lab-grown diamond ring: measure one you wear, or ask a...
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