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Price per carat from $900 to $1,000,000
549 quoted prices of this kind. Half of the US ones fall between $100 and $836, median $250. None of them is a purchase. This page holds the 149 quoted from $900 to $1,000,000.
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| Price | Stone | Carat | Shape | Where | Year | What was quoted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $900 to $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | - | Roughly what 1ct D VVS2 lab diamonds cost when she built her ring |
| $900 to $1,100 | Natural diamond | – | round | Grunberger Diamond | 2024 | 8HA natural round melee, called extremely fair pricing, but no lab-grown stock |
| $914 | - | – | - | - | - | Computed per-carat price of the 1500 listing above, called it overpriced |
| $930 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | round | LooseGrown | 2024 | IGI-certified old European cut lab diamond, about $310/carat, bought loose for a bracelet project |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | - | branded ideal-cut lines (A Cut Above, BG Black) | 2020 | Buyer claiming trade experience says these branded ideal-cut lines cost about $1,000-$2,000 more per carat than standard retail on a 1 ct stone |
| $1,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2022 | Sri Lankan dealer per-carat benchmark cited for a stone like this, since supply has tightened |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Cited roughly $1k per carat for a 5-7ct lab stone as proof large lab diamonds now price like costume jewelry |
| $1,000 to $1,500 | Moissanite | 1 ct | - | - | 2023 | Buyer's sense of typical price range for a legitimate 1ct moissanite at credible jewelry stores |
| £1,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Diamonds reportedly change hands at about this much per carat on resale, per a writer who sold her own ring |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2023 | Writer says natural SI diamonds can be found for about 1-2k a carat by shoppers who know where to look |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | US-based custom cutters run close to $1,000/carat |
| $1,000 | - | 25.3 ct | - | - | 2024 | Initial ballpark guess for this treated Colombian emerald |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Luvansh | - | Non-asscher shapes at similar carat running about $1,000/ct or below at the same vendor. |
| £1,000 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | Gives roughly £1,000 per carat as a rough minimum for a nice quality ruby, since ruby pricing isn't standardized like diamonds |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2024 | General estimate that a 1-carat flawless lab diamond should cost around $1,000, far less than a comparable natural stone. |
| $1,000 | Other gemstone | 4 ct | - | - | 2025 | Suggests about $1,000 per carat would be a good purchase price for this stone |
| $1,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Opinion that good-quality sapphires can be shopped around at roughly this per-carat average |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | writer's own store | - | Jeweler's straightforward per-carat pricing structure at their own store |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | General per-carat estimate this buyer is seeing while shopping |
| $1,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Cited benchmark of about $1,000/carat for higher-quality melee diamonds; commercial J-K/I1 melee is worth well under that. |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Claimed rate for a GIA/IGI center stone, disputed by other buyers as far too high |
| $1,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2025 | Buyer's guess at the per-carat cost of the small stones used in the asker's 1.68 ctw cluster ring |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Claimed typical consumer per-carat retail price for lab diamonds in the markup debate |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Writer's estimate that lab diamonds run under $1,000 per carat |
| $1,000 to $4,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Cited per-carat cost for a lab-grown stone plus setting, for resale-math comparison |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Bought a lab stone 6 months earlier, near-perfect cut/color/symmetry, for under $1k a carat |
| $1,000 | Sapphire | – | - | - | 2026 | Buyer says padparadscha sapphires typically run about this much per carat or more for quality |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Says a really well cut, well colored lab diamond runs at least this much per carat, disputing much cheaper claims elsewhere here |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Buyers say quality certified D/IF stones sell for well under $1,000 per carat |
| $1,000 | - | 1.5 ct | - | - | 2026 | Quote for a 1.5 ct unheated lavender-pink opalescent Luc Yen sapphire at $1,000/ct, about $1,500 total; called too high by several buyers |
| $1,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Old mine cut diamonds reportedly trading at or above this per-carat rate currently due to demand for the style |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | wztygems | - | Buyer says this vendor sells roughly a thousand-dollar 1ct lab-grown diamond |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | round | Ivy & Rose | 2025 | Roughly the per-carat rate for a 2ct antique-cut lab diamond there, called too high for the shopper's $1,000 total stone budget |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | - | - | 2025 | Cited as an example of how cheap large lab diamonds have become compared to antique natural stones |
| $1,061 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.81 ct | round | Adiamor | 2023 | Per-carat price used to help the person asking compare candidate replacement stones |
| $1,093 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2024 | Industry analyst Edahn Golan put the average retail price of a 1-carat lab diamond at $1093 in April 2024, about 27% above Lightbox's standard G-J VS price then |
| $1,100 | - | 2.2 ct | - | - | 2026 | Seller's own listing for a no-heat African ruby, sold via PayPal/Etsy/bank transfer with free UPS shipping and a seven-day return policy |
| $1,100 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Jeweler-buyer cites roughly $1,100/ct as typical retail for natural melee, much less for lab-grown |
| $1,108 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.91 ct | - | - | 2024 | Per-carat price for a 9.14mm option under comparison |
| $1,140 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Brilliance | - | 0.25ct lab diamond stud priced at $285, i.e. about $1,140 per carat |
| $1,200 | - | – | - | - | 2023 | A gem dealer said fine, dominantly green sapphires in the 1.5-3ct range can easily run over $1,200 per carat |
| $1,200 to $1,500 | Sapphire | – | - | - | 2024 | Said stones like this currently run about $1,200-1,500 per carat |
| $1,250 | - | 3 ct | - | - | 2024 | Dealer priced a 3-carat Zambian emerald rough (uncut) at $1250 per carat |
| $1,250 | Other gemstone | 4 ct | - | - | 2025 | A dealer-perspective buyer calls $1,250 per carat a good price for this stone |
| $1,389 | Natural diamond | – | - | Costco | - | 0.36ct natural diamond stud priced at $500, i.e. about $1,389 per carat |
| $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | De Beers Lightbox | 2023 | Colorless VVS lab diamonds from De Beers/Lightbox run about $1,500 per carat versus $5k+ elsewhere for a similar 1 ct stone |
| $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | asscher | Luvansh | - | 5ct+ asscher-cut lab stones still pricing above $1,500/ct, higher than other shapes at similar carat. |
| $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Jannpaul | - | Says Jannpaul's patented White Series Emerald 2.0 stones alone run about $1,500 per carat |
| $1,500 | Natural diamond | 1.25 ct | - | - | 2026 | Buyer's own sense of a fair per-carat ceiling for a medium-color 1.25ct sapphire |
| $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Seller says these custom-cut Private Reserve stones retail around $1,500/ct for F/G VVS1-2, versus a generic ~$250 round brilliant |
| $1,600 | Natural diamond | 1.8 ct | - | - | 2026 | Same 12-stone melee quote at a lower GH color grade instead of E-F |
| $1,800 | Natural diamond | 1.8 ct | - | - | 2026 | Quote for 12 accent diamonds, ~3.4mm each, ~1.8ctw total, VVS clarity E-F color, for a custom sapphire ring |
| $1,800 | - | 25.3 ct | - | - | 2024 | Buyer's estimate for an emerald with this level of oil enhancement |
| $1,800 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Buyer says $1,800 per carat is high for this stone's quality; expects better color or clarity at that level |
| $2,000 to $5,000 | - | – | - | - | 2022 | Natural melo melo pearls typically sell for $2,000-$5,000 per carat at auction; roughly one sells at a national auction house per year |
| $2,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2023 | Same writer: the I to SI natural stones most people buy cost about the same 2k per carat |
| $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2023 | Writer says lab stones of IF to VVS2 clarity still run about 2k per carat |
| $2,000 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | Buyer says better cut and quality padparadscha sapphires run about $2k per carat |
| $2,000 to $4,000 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2025 | Buyer's ceiling estimate for alexandrite per-carat prices in general |
| $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Services that grow a memorial diamond from a lock of hair charged roughly $2k per carat, at least at one point, from memory |
| $2,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | round | - | 2025 | Buyer's claim that a good hearts-and-arrows stone runs about $2,000 per carat |
| $2,000 | - | – | - | - | - | Good-quality padparadscha sapphires run $2,000+ per carat retail; called one of the rarest, most sought-after sapphires |
| $2,000 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2026 | Buyer's average price estimate for a 1ct natural diamond, contrasted with lab pricing |
| $2,000 | - | 2 ct | - | - | - | Buyer estimates 2+ct sapphires run $2,000+ per carat |
| $2,000 to $15,000 | - | – | - | - | - | A large certified natural padparadscha sapphire can run $2,000 to $15,000 per carat; certified lab pads also pricey but less |
| $2,200 | - | 8 ct | - | - | 2025 | GemGuide lower-fine reference price for a natural blue sapphire around this size |
| $2,211 | Lab-grown diamond | 5.08 ct | round | Adiamor | 2023 | CVD lab diamond with higher clarity than the Whiteflash stone but far cheaper per carat |
| $2,250 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | emerald | Jann Paul | 2025 | Grower's most expensive emerald-cut lab stone at that size, per a buyer who checked pricing |
| $2,300 | Lab-grown diamond | – | other | Jann Paul | 2024 | 2.2mm lab decagon melee, about 120 SGD (~2300 USD) per carat; the person asking called the pricing monstrously high |
| $2,500 | - | 3.05 ct | - | - | - | The person asking asking whether $2,500/ct is a fair price for a 3.05ct no-heat padparadscha sapphire up for auction |
| $2,500 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Buyer frames the deal as about $2,500 per carat, saying clarity should be better at that price for a slightly bluish-green stone |
| $2,500 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2024 | Buyer's benchmark price for a nice GIA-certified natural diamond at the time |
| $2,500 | - | 5.2 ct | - | - | 2024 | Zambian emerald, 5.2 carats, priced at $2,500 per carat, about $13,000 total; not identified as an engagement piece |
| $2,500 to $20,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Natural diamonds range roughly $2,500-$20,000 per carat depending on quality, per buyer |
| $2,538 | Lab-grown diamond | – | round | Jann Paul | 2025 | 8HA round lab melee quote, about 87.50 USD each, 3-month wait time |
| $2,600 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | - | Estimate of the asker's per-carat cost implied by the $23k asking price for the 8.72ct stone |
| $2,652 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | Cited standard retail rate for 1-2ct oil-treated Colombian oval emeralds, for comparison |
| $3,000 to $7,000 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | Same buyer's estimate for a comparable emerald if untreated or minor treatment instead of moderately oiled |
| $3,000 to $3,500 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | - | - | 2025 | Typical price cited for a 1ct natural I VS2 diamond, used to gauge whether the asker's stone was priced fairly |
| $3,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Buyer's translation of the Surat wholesale quote into roughly $3,000 per carat, about $4,500 for the asker's size stone |
| A$3,000 | Sapphire | – | - | - | 2025 | Buyer's estimate of the going per-carat rate for this quality of sapphire, in Australian dollars |
| $3,000 to $5,000 | - | – | - | - | 2026 | Buyer has heard this as a rule-of-thumb per-carat diamond price range |
| $3,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | other | JannPaul | 2023 | Quoted per-carat price for the new Octagon Nova cut before tax; about 4-5 month wait |
| $3,200 | Sapphire | – | - | - | - | Typical per-carat price for a fine ideal-color sub-2ct unheated blue sapphire, per a gem dealer |
| $3,500 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Top-quality vibrant blue sapphires can run well above this per-carat rate |
| $4,000 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | Buyer says smaller 5-10ct Colombian emeralds with minor or no oil treatment easily exceed this per carat |
| $4,000 | - | 25.3 ct | - | - | 2024 | Another buyer's minimum per-carat estimate for a 25ct stone of this kind |
| C$4,780 | Natural diamond | 1.01 ct | - | - | - | Buyer's estimated fair per-carat rate for this diamond, implying about $4,828 total |
| $4,823 | - | 3.11 ct | - | - | - | Per-carat math on the $15k price for the heated 3.11ct sapphire, called overpriced for a heat-treated stone. |
| $4,826 | Lab-grown diamond | 5.02 ct | round | Whiteflash | 2023 | Whiteflash's branded-cut lab diamond, used as the high-price comparison point here |
| $5,000 to $6,000 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | - | - | - | Typical price cited for a 1ct GIA natural diamond alone; add about $2k more for the ring setting |
| $5,000 | Sapphire | – | - | - | - | High-end per-carat price offered for 3ct+ vivid blue unheated sapphires with top clarity and cut |
| $5,000 to $50,000 | - | – | - | - | 2023 | High-grade unheated natural coloured gemstones can cost 5-50k a carat or more |
| $5,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 1 ct | - | - | - | Estimate that a 1-carat diamond runs about $5k, pushing back on a much higher figure mentioned upthread |
| $5,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2024 | Estimates good-quality natural diamonds run around this per carat |
| $5,000 | Sapphire | – | - | - | 2024 | Cited price for quality unheated purple sapphire |
| $5,000 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | Buyer says paying $5k per carat for this stone (the ~$10k listing) is way too much |
| 5,000 to 7,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | - | PHP; buyer says a loose 1ct lab diamond typically sells for 5,000-7,000 pesos. |
| $7,000 to $10,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Cited per-carat cost for a natural stone plus setting, for resale-math comparison |
| $8,000 to $12,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Natural old-mine-cut diamonds run about $8,000-$12,000 per carat |
| $8,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2022 | Warmer Q to R color antique diamonds over 3 carats trading near this per-carat price |
| $8,392 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.51 ct | round | Distinctive Gem (Jon @ Rhino) | 2023 | Priciest of the three comparable lab diamonds the person asking compiled, from a boutique seller |
| A$10,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | - | Told a quality triple-excellent-cut E/SI1 diamond runs about 10,000 per carat |
| $10,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Claim that natural pink diamonds cost at least $10k per carat due to their rarity |
| $10,000 to $40,000 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | Same buyer's range for untreated Colombian emeralds of similar smaller sizes |
| $10,000 | - | 10 ct | - | - | 2024 | Separate estimate: about $10,000 per carat for this stone if all conditions are perfect |
| $10,000 | - | – | - | - | 2025 | The best black opals were said to top out around this much per carat |
| $10,000 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2025 | Top-tier Russian or Brazilian color-change alexandrite reportedly commands tens of thousands of dollars per carat |
| $10,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Claims standard natural diamond pricing runs about $10,000 per carat |
| $10,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | A natural padparadscha of comparable quality was estimated at roughly $10k per carat, give or take |
| ₹10,000 to ₹22,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | The person asking, a goldsmith, gave a per-carat range later clarified as stated in rupees, not dollars |
| $10,000 to $25,000 | - | – | oval | - | 2026 | Budget estimate for an unheated 4ct+ GIA-certified padparadscha sapphire, cheaper the closer to the source in the supply chain |
| $10,000 to $30,000 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2026 | Buyer says a true orange-based padparadscha runs about 10,000 per carat, up to 30,000 per carat for a fine 2.55ct stone |
| $10,000 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2026 | Estimate for a genuine copper-bearing paraiba tourmaline, if authentic |
| $10,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Target budget per carat for a 4-6ct J-L VS2 from one jeweler; his sourced list came back in six figures instead |
| $10,100 | Natural diamond | 1 ct | round | - | 2023 | Cites the Rapaport list price for a 1ct G VS1 natural diamond as proof $7.3k is a good price |
| A$11,000 | Sapphire | – | - | - | - | Per-carat price quoted to buyer by Australian sapphire dealers for no-heat blue sapphire |
| $12,000 to $15,000 | - | – | - | - | - | Estimate for a top-quality unheated, natural, pigeon-blood-red Burmese-type ruby, minimum per carat |
| $12,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2022 | Equivalent larger-carat N color antique diamonds trading above this per-carat price |
| ₹15,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Buyer's own per-carat price from a Mumbai jeweler sourcing directly from Surat manufacturers |
| $15,000 | - | 12 ct | - | - | 2026 | Dealer's own per-carat offer for the smaller of the two Colombian emeralds in this negotiation |
| ₹20,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | - | Self-described jeweler's per-carat jeweler-markup price for a VVS2 lab stone |
| 20,000 to 30,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | Greenhills stalls | - | Philippine peso per-carat range for loose lab-grown diamonds at Greenhills pearl-section stalls, which also do custom settings |
| ₹20,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Got certified lab-grown earrings made at this per-carat rate through a relative's jewellery business in Gurgaon |
| $21,000 | - | 16 ct | - | - | 2026 | Dealer's own per-carat offer for the larger of the two Colombian emeralds in this negotiation |
| $30,000 | Sapphire | – | - | - | 2026 | Average 2-3 carat padparadscha sapphires reportedly run about $30,000 per carat |
| ₹30,000 to ₹35,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | marquise | - | - | Buyer's benchmark for fair market pricing on this spec; anything above called an unjustified markup |
| $32,000 to $35,000 | Natural diamond | 5 ct | - | - | - | Rapaport-based per-carat estimate for a 5ct VVS2 G-H stone |
| ₹35,000 to ₹40,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | The asker's figure for typical per-carat retail pricing charged by branded Indian lab-diamond jewelers for the same grade stones |
| ₹45,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2024 | Quoted this per-carat rate for a VS1, F colour lab-grown diamond |
| ₹45,000 to ₹50,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Some online sites price lab-grown diamond jewellery in this per-carat range |
| $50,000 to $70,000 | - | – | - | - | 2024 | Natural alexandrite over 1 carat can run $50,000-70,000 per carat |
| ₹50,000 to ₹60,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | - | - | - | Buyer's estimate for a plain one-carat lab-grown diamond in India |
| $60,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 1 ct | - | - | 2025 | A rough estimate that a 1-carat diamond ring at this price tier runs around $60,000 |
| $60,000 to $100,000 | Sapphire | – | - | - | 2026 | Padparadscha sapphires over 3 carats reportedly run $60,000 to $100,000 per carat |
| $100,000 | - | 10 ct | - | - | 2024 | At 10 carats natural alexandrite was estimated around $100,000 per carat |
| $100,000 | Other gemstone | – | - | - | 2026 | Owner says genuine Brazilian-origin paraiba tourmaline runs six figures per carat, versus this stone likely from Mozambique, Afghanistan or Ethiopia |
| $200,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Estimate for a natural fancy blue VS1 diamond price per carat |
| $1,000,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2021 | Widely cited price for natural red diamonds, the rarest fancy-color diamond, with fewer than 50 known in circulation worldwide |
| $1,000,000 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | - | Buyer says natural red diamonds run about $1M per carat, far above a lab-grown stone of similar color |
| $1,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Buyer says overseas Chinese custom-cut vendors offer under $1,000/carat, calling it the best value |
| $15,000 | - | 1 ct | - | - | 2024 | Top-quality natural alexandrite up to 1 carat can reach up to $15,000 per carat |
| - | Diamond, lab or natural not said | – | - | - | 2025 | Melt-price formula given for gold jewelry: spot price per gram times purity, with 15-30% over melt called a decent deal on new pieces |
| $500 | Natural diamond | – | - | - | 2025 | Buyer's estimate for the cost of high-quality micro-pave diamonds |
| $50 | Moissanite | – | - | - | 2025 | Moissanite market price per carat, Chinese sellers often cheaper still |
| $350 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | Reply says current lab diamond prices are now well under $350/carat |
| $500 | - | – | - | Gemology_obsession | 2025 | Referred to a specific seller for good sapphire material under $500 per carat |
| $100 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | 2026 | Claims lab diamond market price has fallen to under $100 per carat |
| $100 | Lab-grown diamond | – | - | - | - | A nice lab emerald shouldn't run more than about $100/ct unless cut by a specialty lapidary |
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Sources and method
Price reports on this page come from 109 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)
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- 2023-01: How much would you spend on an engagement ring? (909 comments)
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- 2025-03: ELI5: Is there a real difference between mined or lab-grown diamonds? Is one “real” and other “fake”? (632 comments)
- 2026-02: Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Ring - Did I let her down? (600 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)
- 2026-04: Why the hate towards large diamonds 💎? (426 comments)
- 2023-01: Why do people still choose natural over lab diamonds? (424 comments)
- 2026-07: Need help pick a ring! (361 comments)
- 2026-02: Is this diamond worth the price? (339 comments)
- 2025-08: ELI5: Lab Grown Diamonds vs Traditional (302 comments)
- 2025-09: I just want to cry (290 comments)
- 2025-06: Natural Diamonds - New Campaign - Good timing or too little too late? (266 comments)
- 2025-04: (25F) Bought my first Diamond Ring. (242 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)
- 2023-09: How to sell a ring appraised at $200k? (241 comments)
- 2024-11: Need help deciding between two GCAL 8x Lab Rounds for Tulip Setting (240 comments)
- 2025-07: help me find my dream OMC elongated warmer ideally 2.5 - 3 ct [or "spready"] (231 comments)
- 2024-04: Wife wants diamond earring studs for her birthday (201 comments)
- 2025-12: Lab vs natural diamonds - what did you choose? (196 comments)
- 2023-05: I got scammed on Etsy. Don’t be like me and buy from an unverified seller. Seller: WhiteBirdIN (191 comments)
- 2026-07: Designed a ring we love with my bf but it’s out of budget :/ (173 comments)
- 2024-12: Should I tell hubby I’m going to upgrade my stone? (161 comments)
- 2025-08: Lab grown diamond prices (152 comments)
- 2023-08: Is this a fair price? (151 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)
- 2025-08: I paid $5600 for this diamond. Good deal or I got played about how good of deal I’m getting. It’s from a wholesaler? (136 comments)
- 2023-02: I'm having a jeweler make my engagement ring. He doesn't work with customers' gems, so he's showing me the green sapphires he sourced. Do they look yellow? (136 comments)
- 2025-10: If lab grown diamonds have no resale value, then why are they still thousands of dollars? (134 comments)
- 2025-07: OEC Engagement Ring for ME! (126 comments)
- 2025-07: Is this too expensive? (116 comments)
- 2026-02: Why do the lab diamond community insist natural diamonds have no resale value? (106 comments)
- 2024-03: What would be a fair offer price for this GIA certified sapphire unheated? (106 comments)
- 2026-02: Affordable Lab-Grown Diamond Brands in India – Need Suggestions (103 comments)
- 2026-04: Impulsively bid on this sapphire - wondering if I overspent (89 comments)
- 2025-02: How do big stores actually sell jewelry at their prices (88 comments)
- 2026-07: $52,000 or $94.57 a carat, the choice is yours, my 4th Diamond from Altura. (86 comments)
- 2026-06: Should I remove the stones on the sides? The center stone is a 2+ carat paraiba (non-Brazilian) (76 comments)
- 2025-04: Average Engagement Ring Cost (74 comments)
- 2023-12: Professional opinion on lab diamond (73 comments)
- 2026-06: What did you pay for your lab grown diamond? (73 comments)
- 2024-12: Loosegrown has gotten pretty good for OEC and inexpensive! (71 comments)
- 2023-06: Honest opinion: Can you get a quality diamond engagement ring for under $15k (64 comments)
- 2025-04: Overpaid for an engagement ring stone? (61 comments)
- 2023-09: Ruby: is this fair price? (60 comments)
- 2025-03: Is $5000 fair value for this emerald stone? 4 ct, zambian, minor oil (59 comments)
- 2025-12: Is this Costco ring a good deal? On sale for $3,199. Originally $4,699 (58 comments)
- 2024-02: what would be a reasonable price for this emerald and a this band (55 comments)
- 2025-02: GIA Certified 10.12 ct Brazilian Alexandrite – NFS, Incredible Color Change (53 comments)
- 2020-08: Looking to buy engagement ring and tiffanys is too expensive (49 comments)
- 2026-03: Offered on these 2 Colombian stones in the HK show '26 (NFS) (49 comments)
- 2025-10: Why is the etsy price so low? Claims to be 6 carat from Ceylon, and this gem website is around 1 carat and way more expensive Does anyone have a genuine, trustworthy etsy gemstone seller? (43 comments)
- 2026-04: padparadscha sapphire 4+ carats , oval. (43 comments)
- 2025-02: How come Opals seem so much cheaper than other types of stones? (42 comments)
- 2026-01: No Heat Certified Ruby 2.2 carat. (41 comments)
- 2025-02: Did we overpay for my engagement ring? (41 comments)
- 2025-07: How would you rate this Diamond? Is it overpriced? (40 comments)
- 2023-12: 3.11 Carat Heated Sri Lankan Sapphire? (40 comments)
- 2025-07: Any thoughts on this bought it for 650$/carat. (40 comments)
- 2025-03: My fiancé wants a Cartier engagement ring (40 comments)
- and 49 more, all in the dataset