The market · page 2 of 8 · updated September 2026
Prices set side by side from $500 to $1,300
2,805 quoted prices of this kind. Half of the US ones fall between $1,000 and $9,500, median $2,500. None of them is a purchase. This page holds the 400 quoted from $500 to $1,300.
| Price | Stone | Carat | Shape | Where | Year | What was quoted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $500 to $1,500 | Other gemstone | 2.55 ct | cushion | - | 2026 | Buyer says the pale cushion stone, if not a certified pad, is only worth about 500 to 1500 to them |
| $500 to $600 | - | – | - | - | 2026 | Same buyer cites an eternity diamond ring in 10k gold at roughly $500-600 as a comparison |
| $500 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2026 | Estimate of what a modest gold travel ring might be worth if lost or stolen |
| $500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2024 | Buyer's rough estimate for a synthetic Type IIa diamond, contrasted with natural pricing to illustrate the fraud incentive behind forged inscriptions |
| $500 to $1,190 | Natural diamond | 0.25 ct | - | Blue Nile | 2025 | A 0.25ct Blue Nile pave ring in 14k white gold, size 6, listed buy-it-now on eBay for 500 versus roughly 1190 original retail |
| $500 | Lab-grown diamond | 0.78 ct | decagon | JannPaul | 2025 | An in-stock 0.78ct decagon priced about $500 less than sourcing a 1.13ct decagon from the same vendor |
| $500 | - | – | - | - | 2026 | Estimate that about 7.5 grams of gold in the ring would be worth roughly 500, used to argue the price is too high for a natural diamond ring |
| $500 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2026 | Buyer's estimate of cost for a nice 2ct lab diamond as a lower-loss alternative to natural |
| $508 to $330 | Lab-grown diamond | – | round | Carbon Sparkle vs Diyona | 2026 | Across three identical HPHT round diamonds compared site to site, Diyona beat Carbon Sparkle, Altura and Aurelinne every time with no discount code needed |
| $510 | - | – | - | Rare Carat | - | Discounted Rare Carat price for the Boda Six Prong setting alone, separate from the diamond |
| $510 | Natural diamond | 0.27 ct | - | Rare Carat | 2026 | A buyer checked Rare Carat and found three stones matching the same specs priced around $510 |
| $537 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | Ritani | 2026 | The asker's same-spec price find for a lab stone (2ct ideal cut F VS1), screenshotted July 2026 |
| $541 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | - | Buyer says you can get a 2+ carat lab diamond for around the same $541 price point |
| $550 to $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | - | - | 2025 | Buyer's estimate for a similarly sized IGI-certified lab-grown alternative to the asker's natural stone, guessed at roughly a tenth of the natural price |
| $550 to $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | - | Buyer's estimate of a fair price for a similarly specced 2ct CVD lab stone with a slightly high pavilion angle |
| $550 to $965 | - | 2.57 ct | pear | - | - | Refined estimate for this specific 2.57ct lab-grown pear padparadscha loose stone, depending on brand and cut quality |
| $555 | Lab-grown diamond | – | asscher | - | 2026 | Recent group-buy listing for a nicer half-eternity band with larger lab diamonds, about $100 above the $455 consignment ring |
| $568 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Sarah Elise Jewelry | - | Same design on Etsy with 3 oval + 5 round lab diamonds instead, 14k yellow gold, price includes tax and shipping |
| $570 to $700 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.03 ct | cushion | - | 2026 | A jeweler's estimate of top fair price for the same specs, likening the asker's price to a friends-and-family discount |
| $573 to $3,800 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.77 ct | - | Aurelinne vs Brilliance vs Loose Grown Diamond | 2026 | Same IGI-numbered stone: $572.90 at Aurelinne, over $2,000 at Brilliance, just over $3,800 at Loose Grown Diamond |
| $573 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.2 ct | - | Loose Grown Diamond | 2024 | Same stone listed cheaper in USD on another site, suggested as a possible price-match |
| $576 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.81 ct | round | Loose Grown Diamonds | 2025 | Same stone spec priced lower at a competing online vendor, prompting a price-match request |
| $580 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.04 ct | - | - | 2026 | A reader's own market check found the cheapest mainstream site carrying this exact stone around $580, calling Altura's $341 close to the market floor |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | Quince | 2026 | Closest comparable anniversary band the buyer found elsewhere: 14kt gold, only 1tcw versus the 1.5tcw band they bought for less |
| $600 | - | – | - | - | - | Same style band found at a local antique jewelry shop for $600, versus $200 for the same kind on Etsy which is what was actually bought |
| $600 | Moissanite | – | - | - | 2022 | Calls a CAD 4-8k moissanite quote roughly a 1000 percent markup over typical ~600 custom pricing |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2023 | Claims $600 for a 2 ct lab diamond is not a real retail price, only available to trade buyers in India |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2023 | Says a $600 2 ct lab diamond would be lower tier, likely uncertified and HPHT-treated |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.25 ct | round | - | 2023 | A buyer noted a lab-grown diamond similar in size to the heirloom stone (about 1.25ct round) costs around $600, arguing that's not worth dismantling a family piece for |
| $600 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | A self-described emerald dealer said this is what they personally would pay for the stone alone |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Shane Co / Brilliant Earth | 2024 | Says these chains charge this much markup or more on lab stones |
| $600 to $800 | - | – | - | - | - | Claims a same-spec stone could be found for this much, well under the 1500 listing |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | - | - | 2024 | Buyer estimated a 1.5 carat lab diamond like the asker's should cost around $600 |
| $600 to $6,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.85 ct | round | - | 2024 | Same-spec IGI-certified 2.85ct round Ideal-cut F/VVS2 lab diamonds can be found priced from about $600 to $6,000 across sites. |
| $600 to $3,500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2024 | Had a similarly sized and quality ring custom-built for about $600 total versus roughly $3,500 for a ready-made design that inspired it |
| $600 to $4,000 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2025 | 1ct natural diamonds vary from about $600 for slightly colored/included stones up to $4k+ near flawless |
| $600 | Lab-created coloured stone | – | - | - | 2025 | Estimate to make the same design with lab sapphire through an overseas vendor |
| €600 to €700 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2025 | Guessed resale value for such earrings, about 25-30% of the roughly 2500 EUR retail price |
| $600 to $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.5 ct | round | - | 2025 | Estimate for price-matching a 2.5ct D-F round lab stone between Rare Carat and Loose Grown Diamond, before setting |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | 2025 | Says a 3ct F/VS2 lab diamond typically goes for about $600 elsewhere |
| $600 to $700 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.5 ct | radiant | - | - | Estimate of a fair price for the stone alone in the post |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | loosegrowndiamond.com | 2025 | Buyer says the asker's roughly $2,000 lab stone is overpriced; similar specs available for $600 or less elsewhere. |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | Calavera | 2025 | Estimated cost to source a similar 2ct loose lab diamond from this vendor |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Estimates the asker's stone alone is worth about $600 set in a thin gold band |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2025 | Buyer said a roughly 2ct lab diamond like the asker's should cost around $600, calling Brilliant Earth's price way overpriced |
| $600 | - | 22 ct | - | - | - | Buyer owns a similar but better-quality 22ct sapphire cabochon valued at 600usd |
| €600 to €3,600 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2026 | Buyer cites a ring with about 4.7g of gold (roughly 600 in metal value) retailing near 3,600, about a 500% markup over melt |
| $600 to $700 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Buyer says GH VS2 melee at this size should be findable for about $600-700/ct versus the ~$890-1,000/ct quoted |
| $600 to $700 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.03 ct | cushion | - | 2026 | This buyer's estimate of fair value for the same stone |
| $600 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | - | A buyer estimated the ring's setting alone, without the stone, is worth about $600 |
| $600 to $300 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 0.75 ct | - | - | 2025 | Buyer paid under $600 for a 3/4 total-carat-weight vintage cluster ring, guesses a lab-grown equivalent would only fetch $300s |
| $600 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.9 ct | - | - | 2025 | Buyer said a similar 2.9ct D VS2 lab diamond retails around $600 now |
| C$600 | Moissanite | – | marquise | - | 2026 | Baseline consensus estimate for a fair price on the ring in question |
| $610 to $855 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2023 | Same 14k Stuller setting priced by four different local jewelers |
| $640 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | pear | Forever Star | 2026 | Quote for 14k yellow gold Camellia Milgrain or Nadia setting, stone+setting+shipping |
| A$645 to A$2,250 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Same loose lab diamond quoted at $645 AUD online vs $2,250 AUD by a local jeweler |
| $650 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | Rare Carat | 2025 | The person asking compared the $137 Alibaba stone to a roughly $650 retail listing for a similar 1ct lab diamond at Rare Carat. |
| $650 | Moissanite | 1.5 ct | oval | Charles & Colvard | 2019 | Charles & Colvard's own loose 1.5 ct oval at 650, the priciest of the four sellers compared |
| $650 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | Rare Carat | 2025 | Buyer says a similar 2ct lab stone can be had for $650 by price-matching through Rare Carat. |
| €650 to €700 | Natural diamond | 0.5 ct | cushion | 77diamonds | 2026 | Only 3 comparable old-mine-cut stones with the same K/VS/half-carat specs sat in this range, pricier than equivalent modern round brilliants at the same vendor |
| $680 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | - | Hypothetical lab equivalent of the natural stone above, same comparison |
| $688 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 1.58 ct | oval | - | 2024 | Buyer searched stonealgo.com using the asker's specs and found a 1.58ct F VS1 oval for $688 |
| C$700 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | gldn | 2026 | The asker's own price for a 4mm-wide, 1mm-thick solid gold band (a personal-achievement ring, not an engagement/wedding ring); later returned |
| $700 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2022 | Lab-grown alternative with the same H VS2 excellent specs offered as a far cheaper option than natural |
| $700 to $50,000 | Lab-created coloured stone | – | - | - | 2023 | A 7.5mm lab-created Alexandrite cost $700, versus an estimated $50k for a natural of similar quality. |
| $700 to $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2023 | Estimated finished-ring cost buying the same 2ct stone from a US vendor instead of direct overseas, including markup |
| $700 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Buyer's estimate that a solitaire band setting alone runs about $700 at Brilliance |
| $700 to $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.55 ct | - | - | - | Buyer's estimate of a fair price for the asker's stone |
| $700 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | 2024 | Estimates a 3ct lab diamond would typically cost around this or less |
| $700 | Moissanite | 2 ct | - | - | 2024 | Estimates the same ring style would cost no more than this from a Provence rep in 18k gold |
| $700 to $850 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | A 30-year jeweler's estimate that mounting and setting a stone like this would cost about this much |
| $700 to $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.55 ct | - | - | 2024 | Buyer estimated a lab diamond of the asker's size and quality should cost around $700-800 |
| $700 | Natural diamond | 0.7 ct | round | - | - | Says a loose .70ct VS2 I round stone like the Costco ring's center diamond costs around $700 alone |
| $700 to $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | - | A loose 3ct lab diamond found online for about $700-$1,000, versus $7,000-$9,000 at retailers for a similar-looking ring; DIY total estimated at $2,000-$3,000 |
| $700 to $2,400 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2025 | The same wedding band style priced from $700 to $2400 across six different stores |
| $700 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.59 ct | emerald | - | 2025 | A loose 3.59 ct lab emerald in D-F VS1 said to start around 700, leaving about 1300 of the asking price for the setting |
| $700 to $800 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Buyer's estimate for a custom ring like the asker's in 10k or 14k gold from an overseas maker |
| $700 to $800 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Starsgem | - | Buyer's estimate breakdown: diamond about $300, setting $400-500, typical Starsgem pricing |
| $700 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2025 | Estimated a fair price for the asker's set at about $300 for the band plus $400 for the main ring in 14k gold, roughly $100 less in 10k |
| $700 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2025 | Claims a complete finished gold ring setting can be sourced from China for about $700, offered as a price comparison |
| $700 | - | – | - | - | 2025 | Buyer claims a similar ring can be custom made for $700 or less |
| $700 to $1,000 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2025 | Jeweler's rough estimate for the setting/mounting material alone on the asker's ring |
| $700 to $900 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.8 ct | oval | - | - | Buyer's estimate for a comparable setting from an overseas jeweler, well under the asker's $1.5k budget |
| $700 to $2,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | Macy's (Effy) | 2026 | Buyer's own Effy ring bought on a Macy's flash sale, originally over $2,000; shows how steep Macy's jewelry sales can be |
| $700 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.07 ct | - | - | 2026 | Buyer's opinion that the asker's center lab diamond is worth at most $700 and the Macy's setting is overpriced |
| $700 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | - | Counter-claim that a 3ct lab diamond should cost around this, not $7,000 |
| $700 to $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.82 ct | round | - | - | Estimated loose-stone price for a similar 4.82ct F/VS1 round lab diamond, implying about $3k of the asker's price went to the setting |
| $700 to $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.82 ct | round | - | - | Estimate of roughly $700 for the stone plus $1,000-2,000 for the setting, well under the asker's $3,700 total |
| $700 | Moissanite | – | - | - | 2026 | Buyer says they're currently seeing $700 and up for 14k gold rings with moissanite |
| $700 to $1,000 | Moissanite | – | - | - | 2026 | Buyer says $700-1,000 seems fairly normal these days for a well-made 14k gold moissanite ring |
| $700 to $1,000 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2023 | Buyer noticed similar-looking solitaire settings priced far lower elsewhere, wondering why the chosen one cost so much more |
| $700 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.41 ct | round | - | 2025 | Same 2.41ct lab stone found priced from $700 to $1500 across different online sellers before the buyer price-matched to the low end |
| $700 | - | – | - | Etsy | 2022 | A second listing with a similar or larger opal, without the beveled halo setting, priced well below the first |
| $702 to $4,209 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.44 ct | cushion | - | - | The same IGI-certified stone (by cert number) was found listed from $702 to $4,209 across different online vendors after 16 months of watching |
| $715 | Natural diamond | 0.5 ct | - | Rare Carat / Blue Nile | 2025 | Cheaper online-vendor equivalent cited for the same comparison |
| £720 to £1,250 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.2 ct | - | - | 2024 | Range the buyer found for 1.2ct triple-excellent D VVS2 lab diamonds elsewhere; paid £868, near the low end |
| $725 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | pear | Bereal | 2026 | Quote for the same ring spec, 14k yellow gold, stone+setting+shipping |
| $750 | - | 4.07 ct | - | - | - | The seller accepted the buyer's negotiated offer of $750/carat after starting at $600/carat |
| $750 to $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.5 ct | - | - | - | Says shopping around shows 2.5ct ideal H/VS1 lab diamonds averaging $750-$800 online, matching the asker's grade |
| $750 | Natural diamond | 0.5 ct | - | - | - | Cited median secondhand price for an average half-total-carat stone; resale said to run about a third of that plus gold value |
| $750 to $217 | Lab-grown diamond | 0.94 ct | - | Rare Carat | 2025 | Rare Carat originally listed the stone around $750 before price-matching a $217 listing for the identical diamond found at White House Brothers |
| $750 | Moissanite | – | - | - | 2025 | Same buyer estimates the same simple design in 14k gold around this price; notes gold had just spiked that week |
| $750 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | 2026 | Same buyer's estimate for a lower F/VVS2 version of the same stone, about half the price |
| $750 | - | – | - | - | - | Claims a custom 14k gold version with a similar natural stone could be made for about the same asking price |
| $760 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | pear | Starsgem | 2026 | New vendor quote for the same ring specs as the person asking kept shopping |
| $780 to $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2022 | A jeweler says a custom setting runs about $780 in 14k gold vs around $1,000 for the same design in platinum |
| $780 | - | 0.72 ct | - | - | 2024 | Cited sale of a comparable 0.72ct Afghan Panjsher emerald for reference |
| $780 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2025 | Same custom semi-mount would have cost $780 in platinum versus the $531 the buyer paid in white gold |
| $800 to $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | round | - | 2023 | Same-grade excellent 1ct round diamond: about $800 IGI-certified on one online retailer versus about $2,000 GIA-certified on another. |
| $800 to $900 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 0.97 ct | round | - | 2019 | A jeweler says they'd retail a similar stone at this price, noting the lower color grade hurts value |
| $800 to $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 0.97 ct | round | - | 2019 | Buyer's estimate for secondary-market value via private sale or pawn shop |
| $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | Lightbox | 2022 | Buyer contrasted the asker's loose diamond purchase with a 1 carat Lightbox lab diamond priced around $800 |
| 800 | - | – | - | - | 2023 | AUD; comparable new plain band at a chain jeweler, per band |
| $800 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2023 | Quote from an out-of-state maker for the same setting, including shipping and insurance to mail the diamond |
| $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2023 | Rough going rate for a 1 ct lab-grown diamond, compared with a mined one |
| $800 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2023 | Buyer says many semi-set white gold rings like this one cost $800 and up nowadays |
| $800 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Etsy | 2024 | A buyer said they'd seen a better-quality pink diamond on Etsy for $800, with grading reports included |
| $800 to $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 1 ct | pear | - | 2024 | Buyer estimated a comparable 1 ct pear ring bought as a loose stone (~$500) and a separate classic setting (~$300-400) would cost about $800-1000 total |
| $800 to $1,000 | Moissanite | – | - | - | 2024 | Genuinely high quality moissanite around 5x7mm with side stones costs notably more than $800-$1,000 |
| $800 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | A boutique jeweler quoted this for a band very similar to the $300 one bought online |
| $800 to $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | oval | Moda Gold Club | 2024 | Buyer said 3+ carat lab diamond rings with setting regularly sell under $1k in this Facebook auction group; one 3ct oval ring had just sold for $800 |
| $800 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2024 | Same buyer estimated a comparable platinum mounting costs at most $800, calling the featured ring overpriced |
| $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | - | StoneAlgo (partner sites) | 2024 | 1.5ct D VVS1 stones for a pair of 3ct total-weight earrings priced about $800 each on StoneAlgo |
| $800 to $900 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | radiant | - | 2025 | Same jeweler says this is the fair price ceiling for a lab diamond of this size and shape |
| $800 to $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | US-based vendor | 2025 | The same basic 14k solitaire semi-mount setting from a US-based vendor runs about $800-1000 |
| C$800 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | Alex Park Jewelry | 2025 | The recommended alternative's US price plus $150 USD shipping works out to about $800 CAD landed in Canada |
| $800 to $900 | - | – | - | - | - | Buyer says buying overseas would typically run about $500-$600 per ring plus $300 for the diamond, before accounting for any import tariffs |
| $800 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | - | Cited that 14k gold alone can push a custom moissanite ring cost above $800, depending on design |
| $800 | - | – | - | - | - | Says 10g of 18k gold alone should cost this much at current prices, less than the 1000 quote the person asking got |
| $800 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.06 ct | - | - | - | This buyer's estimate for just the centre stone alone in another buyer's ring |
| $800 | Moissanite | 4 ct | - | - | 2025 | Buyer's own estimate that a basic 10k gold resetting job should cost no more than about $800, versus the $1,100 quote received |
| $800 to $12,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | oval | - | 2025 | Sarcastic comment implying other sellers charge far more for similar stones, mocking this price as too low to be real |
| $800 | - | – | - | - | 2025 | Estimates a custom version of the asker's ring would run about $800, with the diamond alone worth about $400 |
| $800 | Lab-grown diamond | – | oval | Luvansh | - | The person asking says buying from Luvansh directly runs about the same price as the auction route but avoids overseas shipping risk |
| $800 to $4,800 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Calavera | 2026 | A local jeweler was charging $4,800 for the exact lab diamond available for just over $800 on Calavera |
| $800 | Moissanite | 3 ct | marquise | - | - | Buyer's fair-price estimate for the asker's ring versus the $1,250 paid; says the loose moissanite is worth about $50 |
| $800 to $1,600 | Moissanite | 3 ct | - | TheGoldenGlance vs Gema&Co (both Etsy) | 2026 | Same custom 14k white gold ring design quoted by two Etsy sellers before the buyer picked one |
| $800 to $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.82 ct | round | - | 2026 | Buyer says a similar F color round lab diamond this size should cost around $1,000, give or take a couple hundred dollars |
| $800 to $2,500 | - | – | - | - | - | Three local jewelers quoted $2,500, $1,000 and $800 to put a new head on a diamond ring and replace some stones |
| C$800 to C$1,000 | - | – | - | - | 2026 | Estimated 14k setting cost to pair with an online-sourced stone |
| $800 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Cost quoted for lab-grown epaulette side stones for the asker's ring design, versus natural equivalents |
| $800 to $1,600 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | The same CVD lab diamond under review appears listed across multiple online sellers ranging from about $800 to $1,600 |
| $800 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | other | DK | 2024 | A custom 3-stone platinum setting from jeweler DK cost about $800 less than a similar setting quoted by Brian Gavin Diamonds |
| $844 | - | – | - | - | 2025 | Built a comparable-spec ring for $844 via an online configurator, calling the $2700 James Allen quote a rip-off |
| $850 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Combined wholesale estimate about $850 total, with fair retail typically 2-3x that if GIA-documented |
| $850 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.3 ct | - | Provence | 2025 | Buying the same 2.3ct lab ring entirely through this vendor would likely have run about $850, versus $991 sourcing stone and setting separately |
| $850 to $20,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Calavera | - | Bought a lab stone from Calavera for $850 that the writer says would run over $20k as a natural equivalent |
| $850 to $3,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.78 ct | pear | - | - | A 2.78ct yellow pear-shaped lab diamond cost $850 online versus $3000+ that local jewelers wanted just for a similar stone |
| $850 to $5,000 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 1997 | Average full 1-carat center stone price across buyers that year, varying with quality and place of purchase |
| $851 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.45 ct | round | - | - | HPHT lab diamond example used to show baseline VVS2 pricing before the IF comparison |
| A$854 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.99 ct | - | Facet Lane | 2025 | Australian vendor price for the same 2.99ct stone, cheapest of the six compared |
| $860 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | pear | Messi Gems | 2026 | Quote for the same ring spec, 14k yellow gold, stone+setting+shipping |
| $870 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.36 ct | round | Brilliance.com | 2024 | Suggested as a better-value excellent-cut alternative to the $1,100 diamond the person asking already ordered |
| $885 to $1,450 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | Fayjewelry vs Tianyu | - | The same custom setting design cost $885 from Fayjewelry (Cherry) versus $1,450 quoted by another Chinese maker, Tianyu. |
| $888 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | round | Aurelinne | 2026 | Buyer's own ideal-spec 2ct lab diamond bought online, cited to argue the asker's jeweler upgrade program overcharges |
| $900 to $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2022 | Buyer estimated the ideal price for this Ideal-cut lab diamond at $900-$1,000 |
| $900 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | round | - | 2024 | Claims a 2ct E VVS2 round lab diamond with similar specs can be found for about $900 elsewhere |
| $900 to $10,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Claims to have seen the identical stone, matched by IGI number, priced near $900 at one seller and $10,000 at another |
| $900 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | radiant | LooseGrownDiamond | 2025 | CVD-grown equivalent stone found online, certified |
| $900 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | radiant | LooseGrownDiamond | 2025 | Same stone spec listed online for about $900, versus about $2900 quoted in-store |
| $900 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Buyer's guess at the cost from a Chinese vendor |
| $900 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2025 | Buyer says a 14k white gold ring for this much already feels like a rip-off, so silver at that price is worse |
| $900 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | Tiffany | 2025 | Says a silver diamond ring can be had at Tiffany for under this price, and calls that already overpriced |
| $900 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | 2025 | Buyer says a 3-carat D-color lab diamond would normally run around this much depending on clarity and cut |
| $900 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | 2026 | Estimate for a similar-size E VVS2 ideal-cut lab stone, better specs than the asker's F VS1, with a basic 18k 4-prong setting estimated at $1,200 |
| $900 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2026 | Another band manufacturer's online calculator quote for the identical 4mm x 1mm plain gold band; buyer said this makes the asker's price about 2x raw gold cost versus a typical 2.5-3x industry markup |
| €900 | Moissanite | – | - | - | - | The same ring style priced with moissanite instead of the lab diamond |
| $900 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Estimate for what a lab diamond with specs similar to the asker's could cost elsewhere |
| $900 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | 2026 | Buyer says a fair price for the asker's ring would be around $900 |
| $900 to $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.61 ct | - | - | - | Says the person asking could have gotten the stone for this range, calls the D color a waste of money |
| $900 to $1,000 | - | – | - | - | - | A buyer said plain 14k mountings alone often run about $900, so under $1,000 for a diamond-halo ruby ring like the asker's is standard |
| $900 to $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | - | Whiteflash | 2024 | Whiteflash sells two 1.5ct stones with nearly identical cut specs: $900 non-branded vs $2,000 branded Precision Cut |
| $900 to $7,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.6 ct | oval | Rare Carat vs Luvansh | 2026 | Same 3.6ct oval diamond listed at $7k on Rare Carat but found for $900 at a competitor, then price-matched |
| $905 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.4 ct | - | Diyona + FayJewelry | 2026 | 2.4ct E VVS2 ideal HPHT lab diamond for $305 plus tax, set in a 14k art deco FayJewelry setting for $600, all in under $1,000 |
| $905 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Loose Grown Diamond | 2023 | The same replacement diamond was listed about $500 cheaper at this competitor than Frank Darling's regular price |
| $907 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.1 ct | oval | Calavera | 2025 | The same 3.1 ct oval E VS2 stone priced $907 at Calavera vs $630 paid at Doveggs |
| $925 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.12 ct | emerald | ebth.com | 2024 | Auction-bought fancy pink emerald-cut lab diamond, 14k gold with lab side stones, called a lucky price |
| $930 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.03 ct | cushion | - | 2026 | Cheapest online listing this buyer could find for the exact same stone before the person asking bought it |
| $948 to $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.5 ct | cushion | Rare Carat | 2023 | Writer's own stone cost $948; the cheapest similar-quality, same-cut stone elsewhere on the site was over $2,000 |
| $950 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.8 ct | emerald | RareCarat | - | Price-matched diamond plus 14k setting totals about $950 before tax |
| $950 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 0.7 ct | - | - | - | Same size and specs in lab estimated at $950-$1,500 depending on the gold, per the buyer |
| £950 to £1,050 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | Cartier | - | A woman's 14k gold band quoted around £950 at mainstream jewellers, versus about £100 more for an 18k Cartier band |
| $968 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Daniel William Diamonds | 2024 | Same old transitional-cut lab diamond found listed at less than half of Ritani's asking price at another online vendor; paid $968 total, no tax, 2-day shipping included |
| $975 to $1,150 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.12 ct | round | Brilliance | 2022 | Typical online vendor price range found for comparable ideal D VS2+ lab diamonds around this size |
| $975 to $900 | Lab-grown diamond | – | round | LooseGrownDiamond | 2025 | The same round lab diamond was listed at about $975 by one reseller and about $900 by another (Calavera) |
| A$987 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.99 ct | - | Jogia Diamonds | 2025 | Australian vendor price for the same 2.99ct stone comparison |
| £1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | oval | Abelini | 2023 | Very similar spec listed for under £1000; cut grade not stated and a jewelry designer flagged the setting as thin and breakage-prone |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Moissanite | 2 ct | pear | - | 2025 | Similar styles the person asking had seen priced online, for comparison to the $3k jeweler piece |
| $1,000 to $18,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Calavera / Rare Carat | - | The same certified lab stone was about $1,000 on Calavera versus $18,000 on Rare Carat before any price match |
| £1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2017 | Buyer recalled reading that the UK average engagement ring price is about £1,000 |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 0.97 ct | round | - | 2019 | Suggested minimum asking price selling privately to an individual |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | Blue Nile | 2022 | Same diamond-and-setting package retails around $1,000 versus the $649 he paid with shipping included. |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 0.93 ct | round | - | 2022 | The person asking saw the lab-grown equivalent of his roughly 0.93ct natural stone priced around $1,000 versus his $7,700 natural quote |
| $1,000 to $11,000 | Lab-created coloured stone | 5 ct | cushion | Flawless Moissanite | 2022 | Custom 5ct elongated cushion lab sapphire ring with lab diamond double halo, made to replicate an $11,000 store ring, cost just under $1,000 |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2023 | Buyer says similar 2ct D VS1-spec lab diamonds have gone for around $1,000 US elsewhere |
| A$1,000 to A$3,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | Blue Nile | - | A stone priced about AUD 1,000 on Blue Nile online was compared to a similar-quality stone costing roughly AUD 3,000 in an Australian retail store |
| A$1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | - | Same style still sold new at a jeweller for this price, versus the $250 secondhand price paid |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2023 | Writer says her lab diamond cost about 1000 more than the same-size moissanite she had before |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 0.5 ct | round | - | 2023 | A jewelry store quoted over $1,000 for a same-size half-carat round solitaire, versus $400 paid at a pawn shop |
| $1,000 to $5,000 | - | 2.6 ct | oval | - | - | Another buyer says they would not pay even $1,000-5,000 given the cut and inclusion issues seen in the photos |
| $1,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Buyer found comparable natural diamonds online for about $1,000 versus the $4,100 quote. |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | - | A jeweler's typical charge for the gold wedding bands he designs, about a third to half an ounce of gold |
| $1,000 | - | – | - | other stores | - | 6mm beveled gold men's band: 1,000+ at other stores vs 500-600 at Costco; 1,000 is a floor |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | marquise | - | 2023 | Estimated cost for a 1ct marquise lab diamond solitaire versus a pave band with tax included |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.27 ct | - | - | 2023 | Thinks $2,500 is optimistic for the asker's ring in its elaborate setting and that this much is more realistic if lucky |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.52 ct | round | - | - | Suggests around $1,000 would be a fair price for this 1.52ct ideal D IF lab diamond, well under the $1,750 Ritani quote |
| $1,000 | - | – | - | - | - | Suggests aiming around $1k for a top-tier loose stone |
| $1,000 to $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | pear | - | 2024 | Buyer suggested a loose lab stone plus a custom setting for a similar ring shouldn't cost more than $1000-1200 |
| £1,000 to £3,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2024 | Stone-only price range seen while browsing Hatton Garden jewellers |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | - | Same specs as the $10k Tiffany ring could be bought elsewhere for about $1,000-2,000 |
| $1,000 to $3,000 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | princess | - | - | Buyer says a GIA-graded 1ct natural princess cut diamond could sell for this much if it grades well, far above a pawn offer |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2024 | Guesses a high-end fancy-style diamond that size might run around this much retail, as a comparison point |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2024 | Buyer expects a lab band like the asker's to cost closer to 1,000 |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | loosegrowndiamond | 2024 | Estimated cost for a 3-3.5ct lab diamond stone alone, before setting |
| $1,000 to $3,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 2.02 ct | - | - | - | Suggests a fair price range for a 2ct fancy vivid blue round brilliant of this grade |
| $1,000 to $1,600 | - | 1 ct | - | - | 2024 | Illustrative: a 1ct top unheated blue sapphire might run $1,000 in Bangkok, $1,200 in Singapore, or $1,600 in New York |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | round | - | 2024 | Comparable 1ct F VS1 lab diamond available online for under $1,000, versus $4,000+ for natural |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2024 | Suggests an off-the-shelf lab diamond ring near $1,000 instead, since $500 alone isn't enough for a fully custom US ring |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Estimate of fair market price for the stone alone, versus the $10k asked |
| $1,000 to $3,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 6 ct | oval | Luvansh | 2024 | Same certificate-numbered 6+ carat oval lab diamond found at Luvansh on sale versus listed for $3,000 on another site |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | oval | - | 2024 | Suggested paying roughly $1,000 more for a GCAL 8X certified oval instead of a standard-cut oval, for more consistent light performance |
| £1,000 | - | – | - | - | - | Says a basic stoneless gold wedding band from a normal shop costs this or more, vs the £500 self-made one |
| $1,000 to $6,000 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | - | - | - | Writer's illustrative range for a natural 1 ct diamond, contrasted with a similarly priced lab option at 5 ct |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | - | Excellent-quality 2ct lab diamond available around $1k for comparison |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | - | – | - | - | 2023 | Local quotes for a 14k solitaire setting about 2 years before the comment, versus about half that paid to an out-of-state jeweler |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Claims the same stone as the asker's could be found loose online for under $1k |
| $1,000 to $700 | - | – | - | Etsy | 2025 | Same-style ring the buyer paid $1,000 for was later seen listed on Etsy by a different seller for $700 |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | radiant | - | 2025 | A buyer estimated a similar loose 5ct lab stone could be found online or direct from cutters for around this much |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | - | Same 2ct F VS1 spec cited at roughly $1,000+ if lab-grown, versus 10k+ natural |
| $1,000 | Other gemstone | – | oval | Etsy seller | 2025 | Found a fairly similar vintage oval moss agate ring on Etsy for under half the ~$2000 Oore Jewelry price, i.e. well under $1000 |
| $1,000 to $1,400 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Points to a group-buy lab-diamond tennis bracelet discussion selling in this range as a fairer comparison than the $4,300 NYC quote |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2025 | Bought an exact replica of his real wedding band via an online marketplace for about $1000 less than his real ring cost, as a spare |
| $1,000 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2025 | Rough guess for a custom solid white gold topaz ring made by a local US jeweler, depending on gold used |
| $1,000 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2025 | Repeated opinion that a fair price is closer to this amount than the original quote |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | - | – | - | Luvansh | - | Claims Luvansh could match the spec for 1-2k with a 25% off code, well under the local listing |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.04 ct | round | - | 2025 | Buyer's estimate that an equivalent 3.04ct D/VS1 lab diamond should cost around $1k from many suppliers, versus the $5.5k the asker's diamond alone cost |
| $1,000 | - | – | - | - | 2025 | Estimated additional cost for a comparable setting, about $1k more |
| $1,000 to $3,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | emerald | - | 2025 | Two IGI-certified stones with identical grades can differ this much because cut precision isn't fully captured by the certificate |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 4 ct | - | - | 2025 | Writer's own 4ctw total weight ideal-cut D/VVS2 lab diamond studs in 18k gold cost about $1,000, roughly a tenth of the earth-mined quote |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | round | - | 2025 | Buyer estimates a 2ct round lab diamond ring should cost under $2,000, maybe as low as $1,000 depending on metal and vendor |
| $1,000 to $10,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | A lab stone at $1k or less looks the same as a natural that would have run $10k or more before labs caught on |
| $1,000 to $199 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | Macy's | - | Macy's app-exclusive sale: 2ct lab diamond ring on silver marked down from $1,000 to $199 |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | 2025 | Folks regularly get 3 carat lab diamonds for less than $1000 on other sites |
| $1,000 | - | – | - | Sugarberry Memorials | 2025 | Buyer says her usual jeweler would have charged about this for a ring like the asker's $3,200 Etsy purchase |
| $1,000 | - | – | - | - | - | Would have paid over 1000 for the same two bands without the sale discount |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2025 | Typical cost cited for the lab-grown equivalent of the same 1ct VVS1 DEF stone and 18k gold setting |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Loose Grown Diamond | 2025 | A diamond wedding band priced around this much at the same online vendor |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 2 ct | pear | - | 2025 | One buyer said stepping up from a 1.93ct to a 2ct pear diamond would have cost about $1,000 more, so she went with the smaller stone for the savings |
| $1,000 to $3,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | - | 3ctw round martini-set stud earrings: $1k via a private downtown LA jeweler found on Facebook Marketplace vs about $3k for the same at Grown Brilliance, and $1,700-2,000 at Rare Carat with worse specs |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Fiorese | - | Buyer's estimate for the ring with center stone included at current gold prices, recommending this vendor generically |
| $1,000 | - | – | - | - | 2025 | Buying the diamond online instead of through a local jeweler saved about this much, though a local setting fee added another $100 |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Sam's Club | 2025 | Buyer says a similar lab-grown ring runs about $1,000 at Sam's Club (not available in Canada, though) |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.26 ct | cushion | - | 2025 | Buyer says a comparable stone to the asker's could be found for closer to $1,000 |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.92 ct | - | Rare Carat | 2025 | Writer's estimate of what a comparable ring plus stone would have cost through Rare Carat instead |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | round | - | 2025 | General claim about a ceiling price for a 2ct stone in a simple 14k gold solitaire |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Estimate for custom-making a similar setting with diamond accents in 14k rose gold; also cited $100-200 per gram depending on detail |
| $1,000 to $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.2 ct | - | - | - | Wholesaler's estimate of a fair retail price for the asker's ring, versus the $3k asked |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.2 ct | - | - | - | Estimate the ring could be replicated via an overseas vendor for under $1,000 |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | Zales | 2025 | Buyer says the same style ring could be found at Zales for about $1000 less than the $2000-2500 the person asking is considering |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 4 ct | oval | - | 2025 | Said a higher color/clarity 4ct lab oval in a normal cut could be bought unbranded for under $1,000, versus $7,900 for the designer piece |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 1.57 ct | - | - | - | A jeweler on their network said they could source an identical stone to the asker's and still profit at this price |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | AliExpress | - | Suggested the person asking could find a similar ring there instead |
| £1,000 | - | – | - | - | - | Writer's cited average UK engagement ring price |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | Blue Nile | 2026 | Buyer says most Blue Nile rings run 1,000 dollars or more, pushing back on the idea that they're a budget option |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.5 ct | marquise | - | 2026 | Overseas-vendor price estimate for a comparable stone |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | - | Same example: an equivalent 1ct lab diamond ring runs about $1,000 retail |
| $1,000 to $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | Blue Nile | 2026 | Lab-grown equivalent to the natural above, same seller and specs |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2026 | The asker's illustrative example of lab-diamond depreciation risk, same argument |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | - | – | - | - | 2026 | Estimated savings buying online versus buying in-person at a store or jeweler |
| $1,000 | - | – | - | - | - | Estimate: a similar-size diamond about $600 plus a setting for a few hundred more |
| $1,000 | - | – | - | - | - | Claims many jewelers could replicate the asker's described ring style for about $1,000 |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | cushion | - | 2026 | Buyer's estimate that a crushed-ice cut cushion like the asker's should only cost about this much |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2026 | Says a 2ct lab diamond with better specs than the asker's stone can be found for under this |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.09 ct | - | - | 2026 | Suggests the person asking list around $1500 and be willing to accept as low as $1000 |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.09 ct | - | - | 2026 | Estimates $1000-1500 on marketplace |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.09 ct | - | - | 2026 | Suggests trying to sell for $1000 if the ring is in good condition |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.09 ct | - | - | 2026 | Writer, who paid a bit over $4000 for a similar ring including insurance and resizing, says they wouldn't expect more than $1000 on resale |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Says the same ring bought as lab-grown instead of natural would have cost about $1000, reselling for around $50 |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.09 ct | - | - | 2026 | Estimates around $1000 |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.09 ct | - | - | 2026 | Insists the stone alone is worth over $1000, disputing others' low estimates |
| $1,000 | Sapphire | 1.2 ct | - | - | 2026 | Buyer's ballpark market estimate for a roughly 1.2ct sapphire like this one |
| €1,000 | Natural diamond | 0.32 ct | - | - | 2026 | A jewelry-industry buyer says they could make and sell an equivalent ring for about 1,000 euros against the 1,500 euro asking price |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 1 ct | - | - | 2026 | 1ct 14k white gold ring bought on sale, roughly 400 below its regular price |
| €1,000 | Natural diamond | 0.5 ct | - | - | 2026 | Comparable current market price for a similar-size, higher-clarity diamond, per buyer |
| €1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 0.3 ct | - | - | - | Price found for a similar ring with a 0.30ct lab diamond instead of natural |
| $1,000 to $1,450 | - | – | - | FayJewelry vs Tianyu | 2026 | Same custom setting design quoted $1,000 by FayJewelry vs $1,450 plus $45 shipping by Tianyu, about 50% more |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.02 ct | oval | - | - | Estimated total cost for the asker's stone if sourced from an overseas vendor, or less |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Citrai | 2026 | Buyer says Citrai sells lab diamonds cheaply, claiming a stone double the buyer's carat weight with similar specs could be had for about $1,000 or a little less |
| $1,000 to $16,000 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | - | - | - | Buyer cites general pricing guides putting a 1-carat natural diamond at $1,000 to $16,000+ depending on the 4Cs |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.61 ct | oval | - | 2026 | Estimated fair total if buying the loose stone and setting separately (DIY) |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.61 ct | oval | - | 2026 | Writer's estimate of a fair total price range for the asker's ring specs |
| 1,000 | - | – | - | - | - | A friend's branded wedding bands cost $1k for both and looked about 85% similar to their own $48 pair |
| $1,000 | - | – | - | Her Fifth Carat | 2026 | Another jeweler quoted the same ring for about $1,000 more than designer Lex at Her Fifth Carat charged |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | pear | - | - | Says a comparable CVD-grown stone can cost under this amount instead of the higher HPHT price |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | 2026 | Buyer bought a similar stone and setting with better specs for under $1,000, calling the asker's $4,000 price nuts |
| £1,000 to £1,500 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | - | Says a stone that looks eye-clean should cost around this much in shops, less online |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | A premade lab stone with a super ideal cut would run about $1,000 versus a custom cut from a well-known cutter |
| $1,000 to $3,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.5 ct | marquise | - | 2026 | Range of quotes gathered so far for just the 2.5ct marquise lab stone from various sources |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | oval | Brian Gavin vs Whiteflash | 2026 | The person asking found Brian Gavin ran roughly $1k-1.5k more than Whiteflash for a comparable oval |
| $1,000 to $1,200 | Moissanite | – | - | - | 2026 | Buyer's fair-value estimate; near-identical designs from independent designers seen for under $1,000 |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 2 ct | - | - | 2026 | Buyer says a 2ct diamond ring in 10k gold could be found for about $1000 or less, as an alternative to the Swarovski spend |
| £1,000 to £5 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | 2026 | A 3ct lab diamond runs just over £1000 versus about £5 for a similarly sized cubic zirconia, roughly a £950 gap |
| $1,000 | Lab-created coloured stone | – | - | - | 2026 | Estimated cost floor for a precious-metal replica set with synthetic lab-grown stones |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2024 | General budget guideline for a plain platinum solitaire setting versus one with pave, stone not included |
| $1,000 | Natural diamond | 1.7 ct | emerald | Blue Nile | 2024 | Three similar G-VVS emerald cut candidates near 1.7ct priced about $1000 apart from each other |
| $1,000 to $3,500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Brilliance/Adiamor | 2024 | Another buyer found the same recut stone $1,000 more at Brilliance (even with a 20% discount) and $3,500 more at Adiamor than at Loose Grown Diamonds |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | princess | - | 2024 | Says comparable princess-cut rings sell on Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist in about this range |
| $1,000 | Natural diamond | 0.74 ct | other | - | 2024 | The person asking found stones of similar or better spec, without the pink hue, elsewhere for about $1,000 versus the $7,400 asked here |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2024 | Budget for small, roughly 0.5-1ct, warm-color or included natural diamonds cited as $1,000-2,000 |
| $1,000 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | - | A new 18k gold band comparable to the writer's antique 2.3mm find was quoted at over $1,000. |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Similar VS2 lab diamonds from other sellers go for about $1,000, still considered too high by the buyer |
| $1,000 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2026 | One buyer's estimate to have a similar ring made new |
| $1,000 to $200 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Example comparing a $1,000 lab diamond of similar specs that might resell for about $200 |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Says simple lab diamond styles typically run this much |
| $1,000 to $4,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Says this is the current average as long as it's a lab stone with the right vendor |
| $1,000 to $3,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | - | - | Writer says a top color/clarity 3ct lab diamond runs about $1k-$3k |
| $1,000 to $6,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Writer says lab diamond rings currently run about $1k-$6k depending on the designer and how much gold is used |
| $1,000 to $20,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2026 | General estimate for custom diamond ring cost depending on stone, metal and design |
| $1,000 to $10,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | A $1,000 lab diamond was said to look identical to a $10,000 natural diamond of the same size to an onlooker |
| $1,000 to $4,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.5 ct | marquise | - | 2024 | Same lab marquise diamond priced from about $1,000 to $4,500 across 5 different vendors; buyer paid $1,200 where it was finally secured |
| $1,003 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | - | - | - | Writer's illustrative price for a 5 ct lab diamond, about the same as the low end of a 1 ct natural |
| $1,006 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.44 ct | round | - | - | Same diamond spotted for less at another site than the earlier $1,700 estimate |
| $1,015 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | pear | Better Star | 2026 | Quote for the same ring spec, 14k yellow gold, stone+setting+shipping |
| $1,050 to $4,200 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2026 | A buyer said true antique rose-gold garnet rings can be found for about a quarter of this $4,200 ruby ring's price |
| $1,050 | Natural diamond | – | heart | James Allen | - | A comparable natural heart-shaped stone under 1ct would cost roughly three times the lab option at vendor James Allen, per the buyer's estimate |
| $1,077 to $11,252 | Lab-grown diamond | 6.04 ct | radiant | Rare Carat listing vs price-matched final cost | 2025 | Rare Carat's own listing price compared to the out-the-door price after matching a cheaper competitor |
| $1,080 to $1,410 | - | – | - | Loose Grown Diamond (LGD) | - | Price range for matching specs found by filtering the LGD website |
| $1,082 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.58 ct | oval | loosegrowndiamond.com | 2025 | Same stone he had already bought from Ritani found listed lower elsewhere; used to negotiate a price match |
| $1,090 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | pear | Tianyu | 2026 | Quote for the same ring spec, 14k yellow gold, stone+setting+shipping; considered a top-tier vendor |
| $1,093 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.14 ct | - | Ritani | 2024 | Same 2.14ct HPHT stone quoted at Rockher for 750; Ritani priced it far higher |
| $1,100 to $180 | Moissanite | – | - | MoissaniteCo | 2023 | Writer preferred an $180 Amazon moissanite ring's setting over a nearly identical $1,100 MoissaniteCo ring |
| £1,100 | - | – | - | - | - | Buyer says they'd price this diamond at about £1100 (roughly $1400), calling the $4100 quote a rip-off. |
| $1,100 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2023 | Estimate that the asker's stone alone was worth about 1100 and about 1500 out the door with a cheap 14k 4-prong setting, versus the 5500 paid |
| $1,100 to $1,600 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Riddles/Arthurs/Jared/Continental Diamond | 2025 | A loose-diamond seller says customers who brought their own lab stone to a jeweler for a simple engagement-ring setting ended up paying $1100-1600 total |
| $1,100 to $1,300 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | PriceScope price chart | 2025 | A diamond buyers' forum's lab-diamond price chart shows a same-quality 2ct stone priced $1,100-$1,300 before the setting |
| $1,100 to $8,100 | Lab-grown diamond | 4 ct | pear | Rare Carat listing vs Aurelinne-matched price | 2025 | Rare Carat's own listed price compared to what the buyer actually paid after matching Aurelinne |
| $1,100 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.5 ct | - | - | - | Estimate for what a comparable 4.5ct E VVS2 lab center stone should cost, versus the asker's $7,500 quote |
| €1,100 to €1,375 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2024 | Example of how import duty (about 20-25%) raises a loose diamond's landed cost when shipped from the US to Romania. |
| C$1,100 to C$1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | – | marquise | - | 2026 | Buyer's estimate of a fair price for an equivalent lab-diamond version of the ring in question |
| $1,100 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | JannPaul | 2025 | A JannPaul pave solitaire setting priced about $1100 less than a comparable classic setting from a custom jeweler |
| $1,103 to $1,185 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Aurelinne vs Calavera | 2025 | Same certified diamond listed at both sites; the person asking notes Calavera's prices have been creeping up over time |
| $1,117 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.1 ct | radiant | Ritani | 2026 | Same jeweler says they built a comparable 3.1ct F/VVS2 radiant 14K solitaire through this vendor for $1117 total |
| A$1,132 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.99 ct | - | Aurelinne | 2025 | US vendor price for the same 2.99ct stone comparison |
| A$1,144 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.99 ct | - | Ruby Harper | 2025 | US vendor price for the same 2.99ct stone comparison |
| $1,150 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.03 ct | radiant | Loose Grown Diamond | - | The same 3.03ct E VS1 radiant lab diamond the person asking was considering at Adiamor was found listed elsewhere for $1,150 |
| $1,163 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | pear | Provence | 2026 | Quote for the same ring spec, 14k yellow gold, stone+setting+shipping; considered a top-tier vendor |
| A$1,170 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.99 ct | - | Calavera | 2025 | US vendor price for the same 2.99ct stone the buyer was comparison-shopping; low price implies lab-grown |
| $1,200 to $800 | Lab-grown diamond | – | round | - | 2025 | Shop's asking price for a GIA-graded ideal-cut lab stone, negotiated down to 800 by the buyer |
| $1,200 | - | – | - | - | - | Similar wedding bands not matched to the engagement ring were available for about $1200, versus $2000 for the matching one they bought |
| $1,200 to $1,400 | Moissanite | – | - | MoissaniteCo | 2022 | Suggested competitive US branded pricing range for a similar stone |
| $1,200 | Natural diamond | 1.28 ct | oval | - | 2022 | This buyer's suggested counter-offer to the dealer's $2,000 quote |
| $1,200 to $7,000 | Sapphire | – | - | - | - | Warning that some jewelers mark up a sapphire actually worth about $1,200/ct and sell it as if worth $7,000/ct |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Ritani | 2023 | Same spec lab diamond found for $1.2k at Ritani, much less than the $3.9k paid at Brilliant Earth |
| $1,200 | - | 2.6 ct | oval | - | - | Harsh lowball valuation of the same ruby, citing cut, inclusions and unverified provenance concerns |
| $1,200 to $1,300 | Natural diamond | 0.69 ct | - | - | 2024 | A self-described diamond dealer said the same ring shouldn't cost more than this |
| $1,200 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.73 ct | - | - | 2024 | Buyer's fair price for a 2.65 to 2.80 ct F VS1 lab stone, calling the asker's store quote far too high |
| $1,200 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2024 | A friend's ring saw the same in-store-vs-online price gap, coming out about $1,200 cheaper online |
| $1,200 to $2,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.4 ct | - | - | 2024 | Same specs priced at $1200 with IGI certification versus $2500 with GIA certification |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | – | cushion | - | - | Similar stones seen priced even lower, around $1,200 |
| $1,200 | - | – | - | - | - | Estimate of the ring's value broken down to just its parts |
| $1,200 | Moissanite | – | - | - | 2024 | Claims a 2.5-3ct moissanite in a 14k setting should cost $1200 or less |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.2 ct | - | - | 2024 | Writer says a 2.2ct D/VS1 great-cut lab stone runs about $1,200 now, versus roughly $27,000 for a similar-looking mined stone |
| $1,200 to $1,400 | - | – | - | - | 2025 | Estimates the setting alone should cost about this much |
| $1,200 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 2.91 ct | round | - | 2025 | Same stone spec seen priced lower elsewhere than what was paid at Frank Darling |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.59 ct | emerald | - | 2025 | A jewelry store owner would price a loose VS2 stone of the same specs at about 1200, below the listing |
| $1,200 to $1,400 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Jeweler-buyer says a stone of the same size and specs as the asker's runs $1,200-1,400 at their store. |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | emerald | Calavera | 2025 | Estimated sourcing the stone via this vendor plus a local custom setting would total under this, versus the asker's $3,340 |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | – | round | James Allen | 2025 | An identical lab stone listed online at the same figure as the shop's original ask |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.28 ct | round | James Allen | 2025 | An identical-spec diamond found listed on James Allen at the same $1,200 pre-negotiation price |
| $1,200 to $450 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Same diamond priced $1,200 at Dreamstone vs about $450 at Loose Grown Diamonds (LGD) |
| $1,200 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Rough fair-price estimate for a comparable ring |
| $1,200 to $1,500 | Natural diamond | 1.5 ct | radiant | - | 2025 | Buyer's guess at what the ring could fetch on resale |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.58 ct | - | - | 2026 | Buyer suggested a similar-size F VVS2 lab diamond should cost no more than about $1,200, versus the D IF listing the person asking found. |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Rare Carat vs Calavera | 2026 | Amount a buyer expected to save by getting Rare Carat to price-match the same lab diamond found cheaper on Calavera |
| $1,200 to $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.5 ct | marquise | - | 2026 | Buyer's opinion on the fair maximum price for the asker's exact stone spec |
| $1,200 to $600 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | Jared | 2025 | Jared quoted 1,200 for duller, lighter-weight 14k gold bands; a Vietnamese gold shop delivered better quality for 600 |
| $1,200 to $2,000 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | - | 18in 14k solid gold rope chain, 12.22g; pawn shop originally asked $1700, bought on sale for $1200 after tax, similar chains seen online around $2000 |
| $1,200 to $1,800 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2026 | Estimated cost range for a 2ct lab diamond ring including setting |
| $1,200 to $6,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 4 ct | oval | - | - | Same spec stone cited at $1,200 from an online retailer with new stock versus $6,000 at a store with two-year-old inventory |
| $1,200 to $1,400 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Chinese diamond makers (Fiorese, Provence) | - | Estimated cost to get the same style ring direct from Chinese manufacturers instead of a US store |
| $1,200 to $5,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | The same fancy pink lab diamond was listed at different retailers for roughly $1200, $3000 and $5000 |
| $1,200 | - | – | - | - | 2026 | Estimated cost to have the damaged ring remade elsewhere instead of repaired by Tiffany |
| €1,225 to €1,900 | Natural diamond | – | - | 77diamonds vs local Romanian jewelers | 2024 | The same diamond: about 1,225 euros landed via 77diamonds after VAT versus 1,300-1,900 euros quoted by local jewelers |
| $1,232 | - | – | - | Adiamor | - | Adiamor's own quote to set the same loose diamond in 2 weeks, versus $1,750 from David Klass in 2-3 weeks |
| $1,250 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.44 ct | - | FayJewelry | 2026 | Custom 14k setting with 2.44 carats of lab side stones |
| $1,259 to $3,258 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.55 ct | radiant | - | - | StoneAlgo search range across vendors for those specs, used to judge the asker's quote as too high |
| $1,290 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | Brilliant Earth | 2023 | The same ring design costs $1290 for an 18k yellow-gold setting only at Brilliant Earth, versus a $2000 quote for a 14k two-tone custom copy |
| $1,300 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.02 ct | - | Ritani | 2023 | Comparable stone listed at Ritani for around this price; the person asking bought elsewhere instead |
| $1,300 to $35,000 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | - | General claim that lab diamonds plus Chinese custom manufacturing let a buyer get the look of a $35,000 ring for about $1,300. |
| £1,300 | - | – | - | - | 2019 | Writer's own estimate for a comparable 5mm men's band, roughly double her 3mm £650 band; about $1,600 by her conversion |
| $1,300 | No stone (plain band) | – | - | - | 2023 | Quote from a local jeweler for the same custom setting; the same jeweler's stock solitaire settings ran $300-$900 |
| $1,300 | Sapphire | 1.25 ct | - | - | 2023 | Buyer's general benchmark for an average roughly 1.25ct sapphire, offered as a comparison to the $1850 quote |
| $1,300 to $1,700 | - | – | - | - | - | Estimated retail cost for a comparable 3/4 eternity ring with diamonds and emeralds, for comparison against a custom family-made version |
| $1,300 to $2,000 | - | 2 ct | - | Ritani | - | Eye-clean E-F color 2ct stones found in this range, even at Ritani |
| $1,300 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | - | Starsgem | 2024 | Buyer's own purchase of a 3 CTW pair via a Starsgem group buy, under $1,300. |
| $1,300 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | - | - | 2024 | Estimates a lab diamond version of the same ring would run close to half the $2,600 moissanite price |
| $1,300 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2024 | Same diamond found $1,300 cheaper online than the in-store price; the store matched the online price |
| $1,300 | - | – | - | - | 2025 | Online vendors quoted 1300 dollars or more just for a setting, without doing the stone-setting work themselves |
| $1,300 to $1,500 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2025 | Another buyer's opinion of a fair price range for the same design |
| $1,300 to $3,900 | - | – | - | - | - | Three quotes for the same platinum band: $3900, $2400, $1300, called the 'bridal tax' |
Sources and method
Price reports on this page come from 306 public discussions where buyers answered in their own words. Each comment that stated what someone paid became one row; notes are paraphrased, never quoted.
The largest discussions used here (60)
- 2026-08: Hi! I’m the one who spent $4000 at Swarovski. This is what I got. (912 comments)
- 2023-01: How much would you spend on an engagement ring? (909 comments)
- 2026-04: my girlfriend told me she wants a 2 carat natural diamond or she'll say no. i already bought this lab diamond ring. am i crazy for thinking shes a red flag (898 comments)
- 2025-01: How much did you pay? (703 comments)
- 2025-05: Neighbor’s natural 5 carat just got smeared at and I’m laughing. (580 comments)
- 2026-01: I don’t mean this rudely at all but is everyone posting here marrying rich guys or are my standards just not attuned to what the norm is these days? (533 comments)
- 2026-02: Synthetic Diamonds aren’t “Fake”, and the amount of cope from the naturals industry is amazing (488 comments)
- 2023-08: Show me you inexpensive rings! (475 comments)
- 2024-10: How much spent on engagement ring? (446 comments)
- 2023-12: To all the dealers trashing Lab Diamonds (430 comments)
- 2026-03: Am I crazy for wanting a $6k ring? (412 comments)
- 2026-07: PSA: do not buy an engagement ring from Tiffany’s (372 comments)
- 2023-04: Why does everyone have a HUGE diamond these days? (370 comments)
- 2026-04: Did I overpay for 13 carat lab diamond ring? (363 comments)
- 2023-09: What do you consider expensive for a wedding ring? (355 comments)
- 2024-12: Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings? (335 comments)
- 2026-05: MEN of SG, how much did you spend on your engagement ring? (333 comments)
- 2023-06: Am I the Ass hole for not listening to my wife “3 years salary ring rule” (333 comments)
- 2026-09: Anyone else pay for a portion of their engagement ring? (328 comments)
- 2024-07: Absolutely mortified about getting a ring for my gf (308 comments)
- 2026-08: I bought this for proposing my girlfriend, but... (301 comments)
- 2023-07: I know she will love it, but now I’m nervous that I overpaid (290 comments)
- 2026-09: Is a single diamond engagement ring too basic? (289 comments)
- 2024-08: Read this before purchasing a lab grown diamond (275 comments)
- 2025-02: A natural diamond dealer challenged me to a debate (250 comments)
- 2024-05: Buying an engagement ring for my to-be wife. Thoughts/Opinions? (245 comments)
- 2025-11: Help! GF loves this 3-ring set from Jewels of Toronto, but I’m scared to pull the trigger ($7.5k, 4.5ct Lab). Advice needed! (242 comments)
- 2026-04: What can I realistically sell a 3.09ct lab grown diamond ring for? (241 comments)
- 2024-04: First diamond purchase for an engagement ring (227 comments)
- 2025-12: How’d I do? (223 comments)
- 2023-07: I fell in love with oval stones, but was unexpectedly gifted my grandmothers engagement ring. 🥹 Im absolutely going to use the stones, but now I’m back on square 1. does any one have re-setting ideas? My fingers are long and thin (220 comments)
- 2024-05: I don't like my engagement ring (217 comments)
- 2025-01: Where are y’all’s getting your engagement rings?! (208 comments)
- 2025-10: Planning on proposing soon. Am I Overpaying? (207 comments)
- 2024-09: Ring came in for my (future) wife! What do you all think? (200 comments)
- 2022-12: Difference between a $500 ring and a $10,000 Tiffany ring (199 comments)
- 2025-04: Why can’t I get more money for this? What am I missing? (197 comments)
- 2024-01: Will I regret getting a 3ct Moissanite vs a 1.31ct lab diamond (pictured)? (197 comments)
- 2025-09: Is cubic zirconia really such a dealbreaker? (197 comments)
- 2024-08: Was quoted 10k CAD for a 2.5 carat moissanite (196 comments)
- 2023-06: Moissanite - Any regrets? (189 comments)
- 2023-04: After 2 months of research and searching everywhere, we found the perfect fancy vivid pink diamond. We went to Diamonds Direct in Houston for a setting and the manager was condescending. He called it a cheap lab stone, told us he usually doesn't help people, then walked away while talking to us. (188 comments)
- 2024-08: A review of Luvansh.com from someone who creates rings (188 comments)
- 2023-12: What to do with engagement ring? (187 comments)
- 2022-09: Let the man pick the ring that he and his fiancée want please! (Rant) (185 comments)
- 2025-06: Buying 3.5 radiant cut . Am I paying too much ? (184 comments)
- 2025-12: Is this ring worth what they’re asking for? (174 comments)
- 2024-12: Should I go Lab or Natural? (171 comments)
- 2024-06: $8.5k Lab grown engagement ring (168 comments)
- 2026-08: Would you pay 2.25k for this ring (166 comments)
- 2026-01: If labgrown diamonds are chemically the same as mined diamonds, how come they have less resale value compared to mined diamonds? (164 comments)
- 2022-03: To everyone but especially those new to moissanite: I'm begging you to stop buying from scamming Etsy sellers (164 comments)
- 2026-04: My Lab collection (162 comments)
- 2023-10: Engagement/ wedding rings through Costco (154 comments)
- 2026-02: 3 Month Update 💍 (153 comments)
- 2025-08: Lab grown diamond prices (152 comments)
- 2024-11: I’m planning to purchase a ring for my wife from Costco, is it a good deal? (145 comments)
- 2023-03: According to The Clear Cut 2ct lab diamonds can be bought for $600? The owner is also giving them away for free with natural diamonds? (144 comments)
- 2025-06: I’m gonna throw up🤢 (143 comments)
- 2025-01: Got my fiancé a 1 carat diamond ring! $5.7k. (142 comments)
- and 246 more, all in the dataset