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 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 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...
View detailsYellow, White, or Rose: Choosing Metal for Everyday Wear
D2 lab-grown diamond jewelry comes in 14k and 18k gold, in yellow, white or rose, and in 950 platinum.
View detailsChoosing a Band Width for a Ring You Wear Every Day
Band width is the distance across the face of a ring, in millimeters, and it decides how much of your...
View detailsStud Size on the Ear: A Visual Carat Guide
Carat is weight, not width, so the size of a lab-grown diamond stud on your ear depends on its measured...
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