Lab grown diamond rings, made where you're buying them
A few recent pieces from the workshop.
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Same stone.
Three more hands in the middle.
How it usually works
- Our factory workshop makes it
- plus a distributor takes a cut
- plus the brand takes another
- plus the showroom's rent goes on top
equals that’s what you get quoted
How it works with us
- Our factory workshop makes it
equals that’s what you pay
Usually 20–30% less than a showroom for the same certified stone. Same look, one less margin.
Lab-grown · made and sold by the same people since 1991
Lab grown diamond rings, made where you're buying them
A ring is the piece where the setting matters as much as the stone. The same diamond looks completely different in a six-prong solitaire, a bezel and a halo — and the three wear completely differently too. A bezel survives a life that involves gym equipment and toddlers; a high-set solitaire catches light better and catches on knitwear more.
We make solitaire rings, halo rings, three-stone rings, eternity and half-eternity bands, and cocktail pieces, in 14k and 18k gold. All of it is made at our factory workshop at Bharat Diamond Bourse. When you ask us what something costs, you are asking the people who will actually make it, which is why the number is the factory price rather than a retail one.
Every stone comes with an IGI, GIA or HRD certificate. For a ring in particular, ask to see the certificate before you commit anywhere — including here. Cut grade matters more than carat weight for how a ring actually looks on a hand, and cut grade is the thing a photograph will never show you.
Send us a photo of a ring you like, or just describe what you are imagining. We will come back with designs and a factory-price quote on WhatsApp.
Common questions
- Is a lab grown diamond ring a real diamond ring?
- Yes. Same carbon, same crystal structure, same hardness, graded by the same laboratories to the same standards. A gemmologist needs specialist equipment to tell the difference, which is exactly why the certificates come from IGI, GIA and HRD rather than from us.
- Can you copy a design I have seen elsewhere?
- Usually, yes — send the photo. If it is a trademarked signature design from a specific house we will say so rather than making a copy, but the overwhelming majority of ring designs are not that.
- What if the size is wrong?
- We resize our own pieces. Tell us and we will sort it out.