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What Buyers Said About Brilliant Earth, Provence Jewelry and Ritani

2,811 accounts, one line per buyer who used or priced a store themselves. Stores with enough reports have a page of their own; the rest are named here and nowhere else.

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StoreVerdictWhat happened
TiffanyrecommendEngagement ring, two bands and a platinum infinity band worn daily with no issue; a lost pearl earring was matched and new backs supplied free
TiffanywarnQuoted 500 to make a bracelet with one small stone smaller
TiffanymixedEngagement ring worn 24/7 for three years through lifting and kids with no warping or issues, though the writer finds the brand badly overpriced
TiffanywarnA rude associate wrote down a roughly 60k bracelet as 105k; the writer had a local jeweler make it instead
TiffanywarnPlatinum milgrain wedding band lost its milgrain within months and the associate claimed it was not the ring sold; has held up 10+ years since
TiffanyrecommendRing worn daily and roughly for years with loose upkeep and no problems
TiffanywarnPaid for a bracelet repair and it came back with bloody fingerprints on the ticket and card; the complaint went nowhere
TiffanywarnA very similar ring in 2012 lost a tiny diamond and Tiffany would not replace it without charge
TiffanymixedBands mostly fine; a 20-year-old Etoile band lost a diamond and a local jeweler fixed it for 100 to avoid Tiffany prices; an Embrace band bent out of shape
TiffanywarnPearl earrings bought about 1.5 years ago for the wedding are already tarnishing
Tiffanyrecommend10-year-old engagement ring and band worn constantly, even digging in sand, with no issues
TiffanywarnStaff treated the writer and father dismissively after they got caught in a storm; an emailed complaint was brushed off
TiffanywarnThe salesperson suggested damage to a ring is usually the customer's doing, which cost them confidence
TiffanyrecommendGreat rep when buying the wife's engagement ring this year; his band needed resizing and New York sent back a new ring with the original engraving at no cost
TiffanywarnRockefeller Center store was snobby, said appointments are usual and showed only 2 or 3 engagement rings
TiffanyrecommendA resize polished away the knife-edge design, so they remade the whole engagement ring to size free and staged a celebratory pickup
TiffanywarnA salesperson mocked the fiance's budget; the ring was bought at Shane Co instead
TiffanywarnEternity band bought in 2004 lost a diamond in 2006; the Vegas store had no jeweler and New York wanted shipping plus the stone paid; a local jeweler found all stones loose
TiffanyrecommendOwns a Tiffany ring and has no regrets; praises the pave work and says she never worries about losing stones from the setting.
TiffanyrecommendWon a Tiffany Etoile ring at auction after comparison-shopping online first to set a bidding limit
TiffanyrecommendBuying the setting directly and paying for a crown swap and stone-setting service may beat a custom local order given how high local custom pricing has gotten
TiffanymixedGifted a platinum diamond Fleur de Lis Key pendant about 15 years ago for $3,900; the same piece now retails around $8,500
TiffanymixedA professional gem faceter says these firms demand top quality and charge a massive premium; has still bought from them when no better cut or rough was available elsewhere
TiffanyrecommendChose a Tiffany band instead of Cartier since cost wasn't a concern; also owns and enjoys a 22k antique Tiffany band from 1903
TiffanywarnBought a wedding band with a few diamonds there, then found the same style with bigger diamonds for $800 less at a pawn shop and returned it
TiffanyrecommendPaid $10,000 for a .71ct F/VS1 platinum princess-cut ring; felt paying Tiffany prices for the brand name was worth it
TiffanyrecommendWriter had a broken necklace chain replaced for free by Tiffany during a store visit, calling it the best customer service in the industry
TiffanywarnBought her daughter a ring at Tiffany, had a problem and returned it within 2 days, but Tiffany gave trouble making it right; hasn't bought from Tiffany since
TiffanywarnA roughly $1,000 stoneless infinity ring bought in 2012 tarnished and turned the writer's finger green
TiffanyrecommendOwns several Tiffany pieces; says the customer service has been worth the premium and the pieces have held up well over time
TiffanywarnWedding band bought at a local Tiffany store lost a small diamond after about 3 years of gentle, work-from-home wear; store never warned it wasn't meant for daily use
TiffanyrecommendOwns Tiffany rings bought new; praises the craftsmanship and being able to get servicing at any Tiffany store, despite paying a brand premium
TiffanyrecommendBought a hard-to-find platinum and rose gold 2mm Lucida band from this Asia-based reseller; called the buying experience great and the pricing reasonable.
TiffanymixedEnjoys other jewelry bought from the brand or secondhand, but would personally want full specs and certificate knowledge before committing to an engagement-ring diamond there.
TiffanywarnChecked 11 secondhand Tiffany rings sold online with their certificates and found 8 of the 11 failed to score excellent on a cut-quality screening tool, suggesting inconsistent cut quality.
TiffanywarnSeparately noticed many secondhand Tiffany rings listed with certificates were not great cuts, which lowered her confidence in the brand's diamond quality.
TiffanyrecommendBought a retired Tiffany Lucida band in rose gold and platinum two-tone from this preloved Tiffany reseller a couple years ago; a good source for hard-to-find retired Tiffany pieces.
TiffanyrecommendBought his wife a Tiffany sterling silver signature ring that she adores; says silver holds its luster with care
TiffanywarnShopped in store and found the stone quality mediocre for the price, doubting the brand's staying power
TiffanywarnQuoted well over $200k for a 3-carat diamond in the signature knife-edge setting, seen as an unjustified markup
TiffanywarnThree Tiffany rings, including an engagement ring and wedding band, each lost at least two diamonds despite light, part-time wear; writer says they won't buy from Tiffany again
TiffanyrecommendOwns a six-prong solitaire for 4 years; values the free lifetime cleaning and prong inspection and the option to trade up later
TiffanyrecommendPraises the brand's diamond selection and cutting standards as worth the price
TiffanywarnPave diamonds fell out after 5 months and the platinum band snapped 5 years later; Tiffany offered only $6,500 to fix an $11,000 ring without first reviewing its own repair records
TiffanywarnSoleste ring bought 2021; pave stones fell out at 5 months and repair was charged, band snapped at 5 years and repair was quoted in the thousands before a discounted remount
TiffanyrecommendIn-store staff verified the authenticity of a preloved platinum band even without its original standard blue box
TiffanymixedHad a good experience buying a luxury piece there before, but was frustrated when the store wouldn't disclose diamond specs beyond the basic 4Cs or show a certificate before committing to an engagement-ring diamond.
TiffanymixedThe asker's own $10,000 ring is beautiful but she feels it isn't worth the price versus a cheaper local-jeweler option
Brilliant EarthmixedLiked the advanced search filters and setting selection for research, but the same stone bought elsewhere for $10k was listed here at $20,340
Brilliant EarthrecommendBought a platinum twist-solitaire setting with a 1.08ct D VVS2 diamond; quality and setting were better than expected, and it cost roughly half what a local jeweler quoted to custom-make the same design.
Brilliant EarthwarnFiance bought the ring without knowing BE's reputation; no in-store jewelers so resizing/repairs must ship to their NJ location; got the $750 extended-warranty fee refunded.
Brilliant EarthwarnEngagement ring's entire setting snapped off within 5 years of normal wear; Brilliant Earth denied the lifetime warranty and blamed her, while a local jeweler found the gold too thin and the prong support undersized.
Brilliant Earthwarn$13k ring arrived 2 months late; pave diamonds fell out of the band twice after purchase; condescending repair staff; only refunded a $400 setting-price difference
Brilliant EarthwarnThe asker's ring arrived about a half size too big; after reading about others' bad experiences decided to return both rings and have a local jeweler remake them instead.
Brilliant EarthrecommendFiance bought a 2-carat lab-grown oval on the Nadia setting, just over the asker's $10-12k budget
Brilliant EarthrecommendSpent a bit over $10k; argues against going cheap since family reactions to a modest ring can sting
Brilliant EarthrecommendVery good buying experience; the site itself was educational
Brilliant EarthrecommendHusband bought the diamond there, then had a jeweler build a custom setting; saved money this way
Brilliant EarthwarnCenter stone fell out of a ring only 1 month old; local jeweler found poor repair workmanship under a microscope afterward.
Brilliant EarthwarnRegrets buying through the company but gives no further specifics.
Brilliant EarthwarnSays personal experience with quality and customer service has been consistently bad; no order specifics given.
Brilliant EarthwarnEntire setting fell off with the diamond after about a year; company again called it wear and tear before offering to discuss it.
Brilliant EarthwarnThin pave band bent out of round after a couple years of wear; company quoted 3-4 weeks for repair and would not give a faster estimate from a photo
Brilliant EarthwarnCalls the purchase a nightmare and everything about the company shady, without further specifics.
Brilliant Earthrecommend2.25ct lab diamond ring with two side stones in yellow gold for about $13k all together; also praised Costco's returns and warranties in general
Brilliant EarthwarnSmall diamonds in her wedding band from here started falling out, losing three stones within a year; Brilliant Earth wouldn't service the ring after it was soldered to another band
Brilliant EarthwarnRing setting was not soldered properly and bent 90 degrees the day after the proposal.
Brilliant EarthrecommendFound a comparable VS2 G 1.5ct cushion stone with a similar-style setting for $10,300, cheaper and better cut than the asker's quote
Brilliant EarthwarnReceived the wrong ring after being charged extra, then had a months-long fight for a refund despite being within the 30-day return window.
Brilliant EarthrecommendBought the same ring style with standard side stones a few weeks earlier; order arrived on budget with excellent delivery and condition
Brilliant EarthrecommendEnjoyed shopping for lab-grown diamonds there
Brilliant EarthrecommendBought wife's ring and diamond; graded flawless except one grade down on fluorescence, a Hearts and Arrows stone; visited the Dallas store in person to view and size
Brilliant EarthrecommendCenter stone is a 1.69ct lab grown G color ideal cut VS1 diamond; partner picked the vendor without knowing the specs beforehand.
Brilliant Earthrecommend9x7mm super premium emerald moissanite on a Primrose 14k gold setting, list price $4,130 bought on sale for $3,900
Brilliant EarthrecommendOwns and loves a 1 ct lab-grown diamond bought from this vendor
Brilliant EarthwarnDescribes an awful experience with this vendor, no specifics given, before switching to Diamonds Direct Birmingham
Brilliant EarthwarnCited multiple buyers horror stories about this vendor
Brilliant EarthwarnSays BE and many other retailers carry a huge markup compared to Ritani or overseas loose-diamond vendors
Brilliant EarthrecommendDescribed as low-pressure for total beginners, walking first-timers through options with no obligation to buy
Brilliant EarthrecommendFiance bought the ring with no complaints; a smooth transaction, picked up in person at the showroom once finished.
Brilliant EarthwarnBought a white gold ring and salespeople never mentioned it would need replating roughly every six months as the rhodium wears through to yellow gold.
Brilliant EarthrecommendShipping to the showroom took exactly 2 weeks; a friend's ring and band from the same retailer are still holding up after 2 years, though separate jewelry insurance and a local jeweler for repairs are used as backup.
Brilliant EarthrecommendFiance bought the ring there and the experience was positive.
Brilliant EarthrecommendFiance bought the engagement ring there, and the writer also tried on and bought wedding bands in the showroom; positive experience both times.
Brilliant EarthrecommendLow-set, sturdy marquise setting held up well worn daily at a job requiring gloves; wedding bands ordered from the same retailer all arrived on time or early.
Brilliant EarthmixedOwns a BE ring plus other BE jewelry with no problems for several years, but stopped recommending the brand after reading others' horror stories.
Brilliant EarthrecommendFound a very similar-spec ring there for under $5,000 and prefers how it shows off the center stone versus the Costco setting
Brilliant EarthrecommendNo interest in buying from them, but the no-pressure showroom was great for trying on many diamond-centric styles
Brilliant EarthrecommendUsed the brick-and-mortar showroom just to see rings on her finger and narrow down preferences, with no purchase made there
Brilliant EarthwarnGot quotes at the BE showroom for lab diamond and moissanite rings, then had a local jeweler build a better ring for under half that price
Brilliant EarthmixedPaid close to $20k for a lab diamond ring upgrade when lab diamonds were new; in hindsight considers them essentially full retail pricing
Brilliant EarthwarnStrongly warned against buying from this vendor, calling them trash
Brilliant EarthrecommendBought there despite the brand's reputation online, no issues
Brilliant EarthrecommendBought engagement ring there, no complaints
Brilliant EarthmixedHappy with the ring but has heard they charge more for stones than other jewelers
Brilliant EarthmixedBought her engagement and wedding rings there 7 years ago and they still hold up well, but believes quality and service have since declined and wouldn't buy there again
Brilliant EarthmixedRing sent back to BE twice for repair; center stone needed tightening twice but each repair came back fine and on time.
Brilliant EarthmixedInsurance restricts the replacement diamond purchase to Brilliant Earth; the person asking calls it overpriced but had ordered and returned several stones there before finding one she loved for her original ring
Brilliant EarthwarnThe person asking visited in person and had a terrible experience, decided to stick with the local jeweler instead.
Brilliant EarthwarnSaid Brilliant Earth marks up stones roughly 30-40% versus sites like Loose Grown Diamonds.com, citing a stone priced around $5k there versus $1,500-2,000 elsewhere for the same specs
Brilliant EarthwarnWarns to stay away from Brilliant Earth, calling the experience horrible, and suggests well-known alternatives like James Allen or Blue Nile instead
Brilliant EarthrecommendGot his wife's engagement ring from Brilliant Earth.
Brilliant EarthmixedShared-prong marquise and round band lost a stone at 6 months; quoted 300, fixed free after pushback, and twice more within a year, each time after a fight
Brilliant EarthwarnQuoted a smaller D/VS1 stone higher than a larger E/VVS1 stone; felt something was off about how the specs and pricing lined up
Brilliant EarthrecommendOwns a moissanite from here alongside a natural diamond and a Mod Gents moissanite
Brilliant EarthwarnOrdered online for her husband to have made in-store as a 50th-birthday upgrade; the wrong ring size arrived, and it took threatening a chargeback and public complaints, plus months of delay, to get a corrected ring.
Brilliant EarthwarnCenter stone went loose within a month; two repair attempts failed; refused a refund and allegedly misrepresented facts to defeat a credit-card chargeback
Brilliant EarthmixedEngagement ring has held up okay for about a year, but reviews scared her off buying the matching wedding band there, and she expects to eventually redo the setting locally.
Brilliant EarthrecommendThin pave engagement band bought 7 years ago is still in great shape with no special care, and she also carries a full-replacement insurance policy for peace of mind.
Brilliant EarthwarnRing broke on its own; a local jeweler confirmed inherent manufacturing defects and is remaking the design from scratch with an upgraded stone
Brilliant EarthwarnMain stone snapped off in her hand during an engagement photoshoot; after earlier poor handling of a separate issue and rude treatment of her fiance at purchase, she had a different jeweler remake the design instead of returning to Brilliant Earth.
Brilliant EarthrecommendSatisfied with a lab diamond (IF, D, 2+ ct) priced below competitors; had a local jeweler make the setting instead of buying BE's pricier version
Brilliant EarthwarnSetting broke off after nearly five years of careful wear; a jeweler found many craftsmanship defects in what remained, so writer is having it remade from scratch.
Brilliant EarthmixedChose them years ago for a moissanite setting unavailable elsewhere at the time; simple solid-gold pieces have held up fine with free biannual polishing, but says structural issues and poor customer service hit more delicate ring designs.
Brilliant EarthrecommendOriginal engagement ring from them had zero issues and looked gorgeous, though a later upgrade ring made by a different, local jeweler lost a side stone within six months.
Brilliant EarthmixedHalo emerald ring from them has held up fine with regular professional checks, but resizing through Brilliant Earth was such a hassle they used a local jeweler for that and ongoing maintenance instead.
Brilliant EarthrecommendBought engagement ring and wedding bands; likes the lab-grown focus and has a nearby store as well as online ordering
Brilliant EarthrecommendOrdered engagement ring and wedding bands; praised selection and value, got free earrings and a bracelet thrown in, and resizing went smoothly
Brilliant EarthrecommendHer own ring came out beautiful despite having heard mixed reviews about the brand elsewhere
Brilliant EarthrecommendLiked their West Village location, which offers complimentary ring cleaning
Brilliant EarthwarnSays the brand has bad reviews online and has personally seen major quality issues
Brilliant EarthmixedPossibly works there; gives detailed setting advice on band width and prong style but stops short of recommending the store
Brilliant EarthwarnSays engagement ring subs show negative reviews and active lawsuits against this company
Brilliant EarthwarnSays another sub frequently reports quality complaints about this vendor
Brilliant EarthwarnCalls a $6650+ quote for a lab diamond a scam, says to check the company's reviews
Brilliant EarthrecommendEngagement ring over 2 years with no problems.
Brilliant EarthwarnCenter stone came loose within a month; 3 failed repair attempts, refund refused, BE disputed her card chargeback with false claims, she sued and won her money back.
Brilliant EarthmixedWorn daily 10+ years with no quality issues, but customer service was bad enough that she used a local jeweler instead of BE for a resize.
Brilliant EarthrecommendWedding set from BE since 2022, no issues; carries insurance as a precaution.
Brilliant EarthrecommendEngagement ring for at least 6 years, no issues.
Brilliant EarthrecommendWorn daily almost 2 years including ocean and shower, no issues; mother-in-law's roughly 3-year-old BE ring has held up the same way.
Brilliant EarthrecommendEngagement ring plus several other BE pieces, no issues with any of them.
Brilliant EarthrecommendDiamond ring with a platinum band and lifetime insurance/resizing, no issues so far; thinks BE problems mostly come from large stones on thin, soft-metal bands.
Brilliant EarthrecommendOver 2 years, checked yearly by a jeweler, held up fine each time.
Brilliant EarthrecommendEngagement ring, no issues so far.
Brilliant EarthrecommendSide-stone cathedral setting, insured and serviced by local jewelers for 3 years, no issues; thinks complaints mostly hit big stones on thin bands.
Brilliant EarthrecommendEngagement ring plus both of their BE wedding bands, no issues for several years; booked showroom appointments when shopping.
Brilliant EarthrecommendRing set for 3 years, no loose stones or band issues; annual local-jeweler inspections always come back good.
Brilliant EarthrecommendJust over a year old, no issues; bought a warranty and insurance anyway for peace of mind.
Brilliant Earthrecommend2ct emerald-cut hidden-halo ring, insured, no issues mentioned; loves it.
Brilliant EarthmixedEnded up returning a BE order over a shipping debacle; describes the Extend protection plan as a flat rate by ring value, yearly or lifetime, addable within 60 days of purchase.
Brilliant EarthrecommendEngagement ring and wedding band for 7 years, worn day and night; only one prong tightening ever needed, has bought more BE pieces since.
Brilliant EarthwarnA roughly $2.5k BE right-hand ring gift had one stone fall out within months and two more shortly after; BE quoted about $1,000 to fix it, a big share of the original price.
Brilliant EarthrecommendBlack rhodium ring since 2019, no issues; has it re-plated and checked yearly by an independent jeweler.
Brilliant EarthmixedEngagement ring since Dec 2023, wedding ring worn over a year; a tiny diamond popped out once but BE replaced it with no further issues.
Brilliant EarthrecommendRing for almost 9 years, zero issues: no loose stones, warping, or quality problems.
Brilliant Earthrecommend3.03ct emerald-cut lab diamond on a thin platinum pave band plus a platinum eternity wedding band, 3 and 1 years old, no issues; visits the local BE store for cleanings.
Brilliant EarthrecommendLoves her BE ring, personally never had issues.
Brilliant EarthwarnCenter diamond has come loose about once a year since getting engaged in 2022; jeweler now recommends a whole new setting given recurring BE ring problems.
Brilliant Earthmixed4 years owned; both side stones came loose early on back to back, but BE repaired and polished it well and she's had zero issues since.
Brilliant EarthrecommendRing for over 5 years, periodic prong checks, no issues.
Brilliant EarthwarnQuoted $15k for a 3ct D/IF lab oval in an 18K yellow-gold hidden-halo setting, roughly 10x what comparable stones sold for elsewhere
Brilliant EarthwarnCenter stone and setting (platinum, cast/assembled head) fell off within about 2 years of normal wear; company blamed wear and tear before comping repair.
Provence JewelryrecommendPaid 270 for a sapphire three-stone ring and 225 for a solitaire (quoted 275, lowered after a budget talk); responsive, flexible on price, CAD renders needed no changes, helped size stones from reference photos
Provence JewelrymixedQuoted for a 7in DEF VVS lab diamond oval tennis bracelet with IGI cert, in 14k white gold or platinum, plus $30 shipping and $286 cert fee; still deciding versus another quote
Provence JewelrywarnCould not produce the elongated version requested, only a shorter square cut; quote given was for an 8x10 size.
Provence JewelryrecommendSays Joyce (Provence) is great with quality control.
Provence JewelrymixedSays she also got a surprising ('ridiculous') quote from Joyce, though it's unclear whether she meant surprisingly high or low.
Provence JewelryrecommendRecommends this overseas custom maker by name for lab diamond and moissanite ring work, calling the craftsmanship excellent
Provence JewelrymixedCrushed-ice cut less bright, more hybrid style, but excellent at antique cuts like old-mine, old-European and step cuts
Provence JewelryrecommendCustom white gold moissanite ring found via an online group's trusted vendor list; praised for quality and attention to detail
Provence JewelryrecommendBought moissanite from this overseas cutter and highly recommends them
Provence JewelrywarnOne of the writer's worst vendor experiences among several she has tried
Provence JewelryrecommendWriter's first choice; likes working with a contact named Jason; projects average around this price
Provence JewelryrecommendMade her 9k white gold three-stone ring with an 8x8mm Asscher center overseas in China; later confirmed as one of the sub's trusted vendors.
Provence JewelryrecommendA specific rep there has been great to work with and is more budget-friendly than the vendor the person asking was quoting
Provence JewelryrecommendFive-stone halo ring made by maker Lucy, 10k white gold, size 7.
Provence JewelryrecommendAntique-cut oval moissanite with a 2mm brilliant halo, bought in 2021.
Provence Jewelryrecommend8mm old-European-cut stone made by maker Fiona, surrounded by lab sapphires and diamonds.
Provence Jewelryrecommend10k white gold emerald-cut (7x11mm) moissanite ring made by maker Flora, about $475.
Provence Jewelryrecommend7x10mm DEF-color emerald-cut moissanite ring, size 4.75
Provence JewelryrecommendMade an 8x10mm DEF moissanite with trapezoid and pave accents set in 10k white gold.
Provence Jewelryrecommend8x10mm emerald-cut with trapezoid side stones and pave, all DEF-color moissanite, 10k white gold
Provence JewelryrecommendSecond ring from the same maker Flora, yellow gold with a gray emerald-cut moissanite, about $475.
Provence JewelryrecommendWriter personally had a ring made through one of this seller's reps and says any rep can pull up prior CAD designs
Provence JewelryrecommendBought a Diana-inspired 10k white gold ring with lab sapphire and moissanite halo from this seller for under $400
Provence Jewelryrecommend9x7mm bezel-set moissanite on a 3.5mm comfort-fit platinum band
Provence JewelrymixedGroup-order prices from Provence don't seem to reflect much of a discount versus buying directly, so this buyer stopped joining those orders.
Provence JewelryrecommendLucy at Provence made a custom 10k gold moissanite piece for $300, among several custom pieces bought
Provence JewelryrecommendThe asker's own ring made by Connie at Provence for $475, called it gorgeous
Provence JewelrywarnA finished ring did not match the agreed CAD specs; the rep disputed the customer's own measurements instead of admitting the error and only offered a discounted remake, leaving the customer stuck with the wrong ring.
Provence JewelryrecommendGot a quote via the website, was moved to WhatsApp, later commissioned a ring directly through WhatsApp with no problems.
Provence JewelryrecommendPaid via Alibaba invoice both times ordering from this vendor, no issues.
Provence JewelrymixedDone multiple custom projects with this vendor; solid 10k gold pieces are great, but disliked their gold-plated option, calling it too yellow.
Provence JewelryrecommendPaid an Alibaba invoice for a ring made by a specific rep at this vendor the day before, no problems.
Provence JewelryrecommendOrdered about 5-6 pieces from him over time with no issues
Provence JewelryrecommendConsiders Jason his first choice for custom pieces and calls the work impeccable
Provence JewelrywarnFound Provence very slow to work with on a current project and is considering switching to another vendor
Provence JewelryrecommendCustom-made pierced lab diamond earrings via Instagram messages; switching from 10k gold plus moissanite to 14k gold plus lab diamond added only about $100-101 to the price
Provence JewelrymixedQuoted $753 plus $30 shipping for 18k gold lever-back moissanite earrings with an estimated 3-4g of gold; called pricey for that gold weight by other buyers
Provence JewelryrecommendBought a white gold moissanite ring for $600 and lab diamond earrings for $570 via WhatsApp seller Lucy
Provence JewelryrecommendBought a 2.8ct excellent-cut lab emerald diamond for $1800
Provence JewelryrecommendWriter had three custom rings and two custom name necklaces made and praised the quality and experience.
Provence JewelryrecommendPraised the quality and fast turnaround of a setting made to the diamond's measurements before the stone arrived
Provence JewelryrecommendJason at Provence designed and made the asker's setting for $400; the person asking was happy with the work
Provence JewelrymixedHad trouble reaching them by email while trying to get a quote for a custom marquise half-eternity setting
Provence JewelryrecommendCustom setting design work
Provence JewelryrecommendBobby took over settings work from Ada and is still great to work with
Provence JewelryrecommendUsed this maker for a ring setting and calls the prices wonderful, no exact figure given
Provence JewelryrecommendHas had several rings made by Provence and calls the prices insanely reasonable; latest 10k yellow gold cathedral trellis setting was $336 plus $30 shipping
Provence JewelryrecommendQuoted 900-1200 CAD for a 1.3ct 14k gold ring, paid about 900 CAD, very happy with the finished ring
Provence JewelryrecommendOrdered a 10k gold, round G VS2 2.5ct near-identical custom ring, chose a lower color grade to suit the yellow gold, awaiting delivery
Provence Jewelryrecommend2.82ct radiant lab diamond ring in 14k rose gold, worked with a named rep, shipped for just under $900
Provence JewelryrecommendHappy with past rings and earrings made by Provence, though not this bracelet rep
Provence JewelryrecommendUsed a specific seller there and recommends them for a complete built ring, not just loose stones
Provence JewelryrecommendGood past experience with Provence generally, though with a different rep than Bobby
Provence JewelrymixedBought an old mine cut stone here; ratio matched the request but the cut came out slightly wonky with a short bar culet.
Provence JewelryrecommendBought certified 2 carat total-weight D color VS1 ideal-cut studs in 14k white gold about a year earlier, though noted even better deals exist elsewhere
Provence JewelryrecommendBought a 3.4ct IGI-certified E VS1 round diamond for $700 and had a custom 10k gold setting made by them for $400
Provence JewelryrecommendUsed for custom setting work after a previous local jeweler ruined the prongs on an earlier mounting; called the quality superb, no price given
Provence JewelryrecommendUsed them for an entire 3.3ct marquise ring, stone plus setting, all together just under $1,200
Provence JewelryrecommendOrdered 4-5 pieces from them; can replicate a ring setting from a photo at roughly half typical price; local jeweler setting adds about $200-250
Provence JewelryrecommendOne of several Chinese vendors the writer says gives amazing quality for much less than US prices
Provence JewelrywarnOne of several custom vendors quoted for a multi-stone diamond bracelet; came back well over $10k, up to $31k, or wouldn't go above a specified carat size
Provence JewelrymixedGot a custom quote here while comparing five jewelers for a complex design; quotes across vendors landed within a couple hundred dollars of each other
Provence JewelryrecommendSaid pricing was better with this and other Chinese vendors than with a couple of well-known IGI-certifying Indian brands
Provence JewelryrecommendBought pieces from this lab-diamond community vendor and found them beautiful and well made
Provence JewelrymixedQuoted for a 2ct E/VS1 ideal CVD stone at an unusually low price; no loupe or tweezer video available to confirm no visible growth lines
Provence JewelryrecommendMade writer's engagement ring and has handled resizing, setting, and other jewelry repairs happily over the years
Provence JewelrywarnWriter found this seller pricier than other lab diamond websites they compared
Provence JewelryrecommendCustom 18k yellow gold 2mm-band setting for an antique old mine cut diamond, made through a CAD approval process, $350 in 2021 with a 4-6 week turnaround
Provence JewelryrecommendBought own blue lab diamond solitaire from this vendor; suggests checking reviews across several overseas/online vendors before buying
Provence JewelrymixedSame buyer priced this vendor alongside others before choosing, without giving a specific complaint or standout praise.
Provence JewelryrecommendOrdered a travel-ring lab diamond and had not received it yet, but praised the vendor's photos and said to always ask for tweezer videos before buying.
Provence JewelryrecommendHaving a 3ct lab pear bezel ring made for about $1,100 all in
Provence JewelryrecommendPriced items with reps Daisy and Lena; their quotes were consistently within $100 of each other
Provence JewelryrecommendGot quotes from this vendor's rep (Jason) among several others and found it responsive, honest, and among the best priced
Provence JewelrywarnWriter has tracked their group buys over time and says pricing has climbed lately, no longer as strong a deal as before
Provence JewelryrecommendShared the shop's gemstone options, mostly sapphires in many colours including pink, and picked one she wants herself; a reply noted these stones are lab-created
Provence JewelryrecommendThe person asking got a custom oval moissanite ring quote far below what months of retail research suggested, and is now debating a 1.5ct vs 2ct stone.
Provence JewelryrecommendCustom 12ct total weight DEF VS1 ideal-cut lab diamond 14k tennis bracelet; vendor was responsive, shared 30+ individual diamond images and CAD revisions for a near-invisible secure clasp; took about two months due to buyer's own revision requests; asked buyer not to disclose price publicly.
RitanirecommendBought a 4.01ct H VS1 lab-grown pear in a knife-edge solitaire setting from Ritani, no complaints about the vendor itself
RitaniwarnBought a 1.7 ct lab heart diamond ring that arrived with crooked, uneven prongs and a misaligned setting
RitanimixedBought their 4.02ct D VVS2 oval here for $10k, far less than the same stone elsewhere; says Ritani sells both iffy and amazing stones, and settings get mixed reviews
RitaniwarnBought two IGI-certified D VVS2 lab diamonds set as earring studs; a trusted local jeweler's appraisal graded the stones G/H instead, and Ritani's fix was to offer pricier GIA-certified replacements rather than a straightforward refund.
RitanirecommendThe asker's own research on this site found 1.0-1.2 ct F VG VS1-VS2 lab diamonds priced around $1000, used as a benchmark against a local jeweler's much higher quote
RitanimixedThe person asking priced a comparable 1.02ct G SI1 GIA round here at $2,929, about 39% off guide price, versus $4,795 quoted for a similar stone in-store; other buyers warned that steep a discount likely reflects visible inclusions
RitanimixedBought a 3.11 ct emerald lab diamond hidden-halo ring after verifying the IGI cert on Rare Carat; still weighing the "Very Good" cut grade and whether the 3 ct size fits his fiancee's preference during the return window
RitanirecommendOrdered a lab-grown ring after comparing sites; the price-match option reassured them and the sparkle exceeded expectations in person, with no regrets
RitanirecommendUsed the custom ring builder to configure a lab diamond that looked bigger and higher-clarity than local store options at the same budget
RitaniwarnA buyer claiming jewelry-industry knowledge said Ritani's overall stone selection runs lower quality than many competitors and called it a dropshipper with unconfirmed sourcing accuracy
RitanirecommendOwns a 3.34 carat G-color VS1 elongated cushion lab diamond solitaire; reads clearly as a diamond next to moissanite thanks to its color, cut and depth.
RitanimixedBought seven rings from Ritani over time; settings hit or miss, pricier ones fine but cheaper ones weak, once got an uneven setting and had to have it reset, prices generally good value
RitanimixedSays Ritani's stones are priced fine but warns against buying a setting from them
RitanirecommendCalls Ritani legit with smaller profit margins to stay competitive; recommends buying just the stone and having a local jeweler set it
RitanirecommendBought a diamond from Ritani; the local jeweler setting it was shocked at how little was paid and tried but failed to price-match with their own stone
RitanimixedCalls their settings relatively expensive while their loose stones are very affordable
RitaniwarnOwned a Ritani setting years ago when it was considered designer quality, but says recent pave workmanship wrote online hasn't been up to par
RitaniwarnClaims Ritani cheaply sells rough that didn't sell well in the US market, sometimes with poor brilliance or cut
RitanimixedBought two diamonds for studs that turned out great, but unsure about using Ritani for a ring setting based on other reviews, and shipping dates ran later than quoted
RitaniwarnSays they are just as expensive as elsewhere and their oval and cushion cuts often run poor-quality 'crushed ice'
RitanirecommendBought a 2.63ct round diamond and triple pave setting; the exact stone was $2,500 more elsewhere, thrilled with quality after lots of research
RitanirecommendNo regrets on the setting or diamond after doing a lot of research before buying
RitanirecommendBought four rings there; less hand-holding than other vendors but great price and transparency
RitanirecommendHas a stunning diamond from them, disputes claims that their stones are rejects from other companies
RitanimixedCalls the diamond beautiful and reasonably priced but the setting terrible, now dealing with a return/repair fiasco
RitanirecommendBought three rings before settling on the right diamond and a couple of diamond bands, all set perfectly; likes that returns are easy since it is a large company
RitanimixedRecommends their loose stones but not their settings; sending a ring back for the second time, very happy with the stone itself
RitanirecommendBought a 2ct round from Ritani recently with no complaints
RitanirecommendRecently bought a loose stone there after a lot of research, calls it worth it
RitanirecommendHas several Ritani rings with perfect settings, surprised so many others report setting problems
RitaniwarnSays Ritani's settings now cost more than better-made alternatives, with over-large prongs and pave work that looks cheaper than the brand's older designs
RitanirecommendBought a loose diamond from Ritani that the jeweler doing the setting was impressed by
RitanirecommendBought an engagement ring (mined stone, custom setting) plus other lab-grown pieces; likes being able to preview stones with their partner vendor before buying
RitanimixedSays Ritani is excellent for the diamond itself but recommends having it set locally instead; notes returns are covered so there is little risk
RitanimixedHad a similarly flawed piece from Ritani re-cast for free after contacting them directly, and it came back looking correct
RitanirecommendBuilt a 2 ct natural VS1 H GIA solitaire for $3,689, found Ritani consistently cheaper than other public vendors and even some wholesalers
RitanirecommendBought a 3ct lab diamond here for $6,000, paired with a $1,300 custom setting made separately in the diamond district
RitanirecommendBought a 3.26ct F VS1 lab diamond for about $5,200, about $3,000 less than a comparable Brilliance.com stone; called the process as easy as Amazon
RitanimixedGot a $4,700 quote on a comparable lab diamond used as use against Diamonds Direct, but never actually purchased from them
RitanirecommendUsed Ritani's in-store preview option in NYC to inspect a stone in person before paying; called it easy with no hassle
RitanirecommendBought a loose 3.01ct VVS2 D-color princess-cut IGI-certified lab diamond at a price called reasonable, no amount given
RitanirecommendPicked up a 1.55ct oval lab diamond for $463
RitanimixedBought a loose lab diamond from Ritani but had it set by a local jeweler instead after hearing lukewarm things about Ritani's own settings
RitanirecommendBought a diamond from Ritani and was happy with the purchase
Ritanirecommend$989 for a 1.5ct lab diamond solitaire on a gold band after waiting for the right stone, would buy again
RitanirecommendPlans to buy a 3ct solitaire here, saying prices are great
RitanirecommendBought several lab diamonds from Ritani over the years, then had them set locally.
RitanirecommendBought a loose stone here and had it set elsewhere, saved a lot of money this way
RitanirecommendUsed Ritani's site to build a wishlist of diamonds for her fiance to choose from
RitanirecommendGot an 18k white gold 1.33ct round diamond setting for about $1,500 all-in; takes longer since the stone ships from a broker, but highly recommends.
RitanimixedPaid $300 for a 1.19ct L/VS1 round and felt it was a great deal at the time, but says Ritani's prices have gone up since
RitanirecommendFound the exact same diamond via its GIA certificate number for a much better price and made the ring in her size with no upcharge
RitanirecommendGot a 5 TCW lab-grown diamond with higher clarity and color than the Costco ring for $3,000
RitanirecommendGood experience buying lab-grown diamond jewelry
RitanirecommendPicked the loose diamond here before having it set elsewhere
RitanirecommendLoose stone out-the-door price; writer suspects they may have paid slightly more than necessary
RitanirecommendBought a 5.78ct oval F VS1 ring in 18k white gold for just under $7000 CAD, fast shipping to Canada and good communication
RitanirecommendBought the exact same lab stone (same IGI cert number) from Ritani for a third of what James Allen listed it for.
RitanirecommendBought earrings and an upgraded engagement ring here and highly recommends them
RitanirecommendOwns 3 diamonds bought from Ritani, 2 set in rings, and is happy with all of them
RitanirecommendHas a "Very Good" cut diamond from Ritani that sparkles heavily despite not carrying an Excellent or Ideal grade
RitanirecommendCalled their Ritani diamond perfect and said they were very happy
Ritanirecommend1ct natural diamond white-gold ring worn daily since 2015 with no issues
RitanirecommendHas bought most of their non-antique lab diamond pieces through this vendor with good results, though one order arrived later than expected around the holidays
RitaniwarnRefused to honor its price-match guarantee for a Swedish buyer, citing an unwritten country restriction; buyer found their diamonds and settings pricier generally
RitanimixedThe person asking considered two GIA-certified natural emerald cuts from this vendor; passed on a 1.80 ct H VVS1 after PS members flagged dark stepping under tilt, then found a 1.90 ct G VS1 listing that looked great though pricier than hoped.
RitanirecommendSetting arrived with wrong two-tone split and diamond set too high; after buyer flagged it, Ritani fixed and reshipped within a day and the redo was well received.
RitanirecommendBought a round-brilliant lab diamond loose from Ritani in January 2023, shipped to Europe, and the same stone would have cost about $1,500 more before import tax at a European vendor
RitanimixedBrowsed comparably specced lab stones after her purchase elsewhere and found the quality similar but the prices noticeably higher; did not buy from them.
RitanirecommendBought a 2.76ct lab diamond for a wife's upgrade; shipping was delayed from overseas but customer service resolved a financing billing error quickly
RitanirecommendHad Ritani make a simple 18k yellow gold double-prong cathedral temporary setting to test the stone before going custom; found it surprisingly well made and solid.
RitanirecommendBought a 2ct lab emerald-cut eternity ring during a 50%-off flash sale for $880; had to wait for a Nov 28 ship date while traveling
RitanirecommendBought a 2ct lab diamond half-bezel eternity band from Ritani in Dec 2023 with no complaints about the piece itself; resold only because it stopped matching a later engagement ring
RitanirecommendQuoted around $1100-1500 CAD for a 1ct E VS2 lab diamond, notably cheaper than James Allen for comparable specs
RitanimixedDiamonds priced near wholesale but settings felt very expensive by comparison to Tianyu's custom work
James AllenwarnPlatinum 6-prong ring's diamond fell out after a few months of light wear; warranty support offered only insured shipping for inspection with no coverage guarantee and a 5-8 week turnaround
James AllenrecommendBought engagement ring here for about half the price of brick-and-mortar stores
James AllenrecommendChose a lab diamond, bigger and better quality for the price; still happy two years later
James AllenrecommendOrdered online and picked the ring, they set it; paid about half of what local jewelers wanted, no import duty since it's made in the US
James AllenrecommendOnline staff were very helpful picking the stone; huge selection with 10x zoom photos and filters on the 4 Cs
James AllenrecommendBrief positive mention of buying there
James AllenmixedBought a few years ago with no issues, but would choose lab-grown instead if buying again
James AllenwarnNo free return shipping for Canadian buyers; a video can't show inclusions or light performance as well as seeing the stone in person
James AllenrecommendLets you pick out exactly what you want with no in-store upselling pressure
James AllenrecommendWide selection, custom mounting, free engraving, fast shipping, free resizing for a year, lifetime upgrade; buyer still owes GST/HST
James AllenwarnSays personal experience with quality and customer service has been consistently bad; no order specifics given.
James AllenrecommendLifetime maintenance replaced two fallen stones and eventually the whole ring for free; a competitor had quoted about $200 for a similarly small stone repair
James AllenmixedBought her marquise engagement ring there but the site doesn't carry matching enhancer or wrap bands for it.
James AllenrecommendOval 1.5ct I VVS2 diamond halo ring in 14k white gold cost just over $10k plus tax; shipped within the quoted 3-week estimate; also ordered a radiant halo ring from Brilliance.com since it charges no sales tax.
James AllenrecommendBought 0.50 ctw lab diamond stud earrings for about $633 NZD; not the cheapest option but chosen for their reputation
James AllenrecommendUsed the build-your-own tool to pick diamonds for 1.70ctw studs in a double-prong martini setting; preferred a family member's 4-prong basket setting on 1.95ctw studs for looking bigger and staying cleaner
James AllenrecommendBought a 1.51ct D VS1 marquise with GIA report; ship estimate was fully accurate and she felt the diamond was worth more than she paid
James AllenrecommendLab-grown diamond ring ended up cheaper, larger and higher graded than the Costco alternative
James AllenrecommendBought a 0.95ct D VS1 lab diamond, 1.22 total carat weight with side stones.
James AllenrecommendBought a 1.5ct lab diamond, F color VS1 clarity ring.
James AllenrecommendSame 1.5ct oval H color diamond ring, also credited to James Allen alongside Jared.
James AllenrecommendBought both the engagement ring and matching wedding band there
James AllenrecommendBought the loose diamond here and used a local jeweler for the setting; a middle-ground approach preferred over big designer sites
James AllenrecommendBought a lab 2.33ct D VVS2 emerald cut with a no-windowing gold bezel for $7k; superb customer experience
James AllenrecommendRepeat customers, very happy with their ring from here
James AllenmixedAmong the highest prices for lab diamonds but some of the best prices for natural diamonds, per buyer's own comparison
James AllenrecommendBought a 2ct princess-cut lab diamond ring with a pave band for about the same price as the Costco ring being discussed.
James AllenrecommendFound it fairly priced, with options to add personal touches to the ring
James AllenrecommendPriced a comparable 1ct center stone at about $3,000 there, plus a 50%-off halo setting sale ranging $745 to $1,895
James AllenrecommendFiancé bought a larger, better-quality lab diamond and the platinum setting she wanted there for less than the Costco ring; very happy with the experience
James AllenrecommendGot a VVS1 D-color lab diamond ring there for under $2,000; recommends lab over natural for value
James AllenrecommendBought a $4,000 halo ring with a lab center stone and natural side diamonds; loves it despite independent appraisals coming back much lower than the seller's figure
James AllenrecommendBought a natural diamond there in 2016 for about $3,800 total, then traded it plus $3,000 more in 2020 for a lab upgrade; happy both times
James AllenwarnQuoted $4000 AUD for a stone Ritani sold for $1551 AUD, and refused to price-match despite advertising the policy.
James AllenrecommendBought there after in-store browsing elsewhere; vast inventory, roughly 20% cheaper than brick-and-mortar markups, plus saved sales tax by shipping to a tax-free state
James AllenmixedBought a ring with a fragile setting like the asker's; had the stone reset into a more secure setting afterward.
James AllenrecommendOne of several online sellers the writer has bought loose diamonds from over about 18 months of custom ring-making
James AllenwarnA former employee of a Signet sister store says James Allen/Signet significantly overprices jewelry versus going local or using online custom vendors
James AllenwarnRefused to resize or custom-make a ring over size 7 without a bogus "custom" upcharge, then reneged entirely; later found out James Allen is linked to Jared
James AllenrecommendBought four pieces there, including two wedding rings, an engagement ring, and a diamond solitaire necklace, with no issues at all
James AllenrecommendBought loose diamonds there and had a local jeweler set them, saving roughly $5,000 versus a pre-mounted ring
James AllenrecommendFiancé compared them against Vrai for a lab-grown diamond and chose James Allen
James AllenrecommendRing looked even better in person than online; got 40% off during a Black Friday sale
James AllenrecommendDesigned a one-of-a-kind blue sapphire ring there during a holiday discount; praised customer service and stone quality
James AllenwarnSister's ring lost its stone three weeks before her wedding and James Allen wouldn't cover a local rush fix in time
James AllenwarnCheaply made 14k white gold hoop earrings lost a diamond from ordinary wear and the company refused a refund
James AllenrecommendWhole ring almost 2 carats, lab diamond
James AllenwarnCenter stone fell out and the setting broke within 6 months, called normal wear and tear, and wanted $570 to fix it
James AllenrecommendMany options at various price points without breaking the bank
James AllenrecommendBought a 14k yellow gold knife-edge solitaire setting there and found it very comfortable for daily wear
James AllenwarnHad the identical IGI-certified lab stone listed at triple Ritani's price.
James AllenrecommendHad a larger budget but felt they gave the most value for the money
James AllenmixedChecked as having good natural diamond prices, but the writer had not heard great reviews of the in-house setting work.
James AllenmixedHusband bought a lab diamond ring here; felt overpriced but loved the result and said staff were great to work with
James AllenmixedBought before lab diamond prices dropped so paid more than it would cost today; still loves the ring and gets daily compliments
James AllenmixedDiamond band nearly identical to the Tiffany Forever; lost the same end stone and paid 300 for the stone and repair
James AllenrecommendSeven-stone 0.75 ct total natural diamond wedding band in 14k white gold with free engraving; worn daily without issues
James AllenrecommendRing shipped from New York to Australia; wrong size fixed free; after 8 years a lost pave stone was replaced and the ring cleaned free, paying 50 shipping
James AllenrecommendSets an outside stone into their ring collection for $100 to $200 depending on stone size; takes several weeks, cheaper if timed with a sale
James AllenrecommendPave-set ring arrived on time and years later has never lost a stone
James AllenrecommendCited as charging about the same $5,500-6,500 for a comparable natural 1.06ct F VS2 asscher, confirming the asker's stone price was fair.
James AllenrecommendCertified cuts, fast shipping, reasonably priced; wife loves her ring, though not a Canadian brand
James AllenrecommendOwns a natural true-hearts-and-arrows diamond bought from James Allen that she considers beautiful, and is using its brightness and fire as her benchmark while shopping for a lab stone.
James AllenwarnPaid over $60k for a reserved 3ct oval diamond, got shipping updates for two weeks, then was told the stone never existed and offered poor alternatives instead
James AllenmixedBought her lab-grown solitaire here with a six-prong knife-edge setting, but the head sits lower/squatter than she wanted and she's wary of ordering the same setting again
James AllenwarnAsked $2100 CAD for a comparable 1ct E VS2 lab diamond, pricier than competitors; only price-matches GIA-certified stones though most of its own lab diamonds are IGI certified
Luvanshrecommend$1,795 for a 4.13 ct IGI-certified G lab pear diamond; inscription matched paperwork under a loupe after early scam worries
LuvanshrecommendBought a 3.72ct G VS1 emerald cut loose lab diamond; easy checkout with a coupon, order arrived within two days
LuvanshrecommendPaid 445.51 after a sale discount for 1.50 ctw F-G SI 14k gold lab diamond stud earrings; shipped ahead of schedule, good quality, though aware of recent mixed reviews elsewhere
Luvanshrecommend3ct oval lab diamond ring in an 18k yellow gold hidden-halo setting arrived a week ahead of the quoted lead time and looked even better in person than expected
LuvanshmixedBought a 2-carat oval diamond and had it set there; stone came loose within a few months, was charged 80 dollars for the repair, and the ring was shipped to the wrong address without notice despite explicit instructions
LuvanshrecommendBought a 1.02 ct princess for about $320 after tax and a 1.69 ct for about $439 after tax, both IGI certs matched the stones; far cheaper than James Allen quotes of 2-3k for similar size
LuvanshrecommendBought several loose lab diamonds (1.6ct D/VS1 round $349, ~2.03ct G oval ~$330, 2.85ct F/VVS2 round $534); fast FedEx shipping in 2-6 days, laser-inscribed certificate numbers matched, prices far below other sellers, though packaging is plain and no stone videos are wrote
LuvanshrecommendChose a beautiful diamond from Luvansh and had a setting made for it separately through an Etsy seller
LuvanshrecommendOrdered from Luvansh and had a good overall experience, though says they aren't a diamond expert
LuvanshrecommendPurchased several stones from Luvansh and is consistently impressed by the quality
LuvanshrecommendBought a 1.2ct G/VVS2 Asscher for $219 and a 1.84ct G/VS2 marquise for $349 during a 15% sale; fast FedEx shipping and support promptly refunded a coupon glitch via PayPal
LuvanshrecommendBought 3 different lab diamonds across shapes and sizes, loved them, and went back for more shortly after
LuvanshmixedBought huggie earrings and a diamond-by-the-yard necklace, happy with diamond quality and fast overnight shipping, but wishes the necklace clasp was better quality for the price
LuvanshrecommendBought huggie earrings and a 7-stone eternity ring, needing 3 exchanges to match the stone size to her engagement ring; returns were hassle-free
LuvanshrecommendBought 5 stones from Luvansh; the first three received were excellent quality
LuvanshmixedBought huggie earrings with incredible sparkle, but unsure whether the 14k 'E' marking means the metal is genuine 14k gold or plated
LuvanshrecommendCited alongside LooseGrownDiamond.com as a cost-efficient online source for a 4ct+ E color pear at VVS2/VS1, under $1,500
LuvanshrecommendSays she has had a very positive experience working with Luvansh, though no purchase specifics given
LuvanshrecommendBought a 1.09ct G VVS2 emerald cut loose lab diamond for $155 and is very happy with it
LuvanshrecommendLoves Luvansh and says it's well worth the savings if you're willing to dig up certificates yourself
LuvanshrecommendBought 3 diamonds from them (loved a radiant, disliked a cushion, now waiting on an Asscher) and had them source a cert-numbered stone $50 cheaper than a competitor with free shipping
LuvanshmixedBought a 2.15ct VVS2 G-color stone for about $400 and had it set locally for about $1200; other buyers questioned whether the brand's heavy self-promotion and reviews are trustworthy
LuvanshrecommendBought a diamond from Luvansh for about $200 as part of a custom ring build
LuvanshwarnOrdered a ring during a 30% off New Year sale expecting a lab diamond but received a synthetic moissanite instead, and got no response from customer support
LuvanshwarnOrder was delayed over a month with shifting excuses (sold out after payment, lost order, failed quality check), then was told the wrong item was about to ship, with no clear refund policy given
LuvanshrecommendBought an IGI-certified 0.35ct G/VVS2 oval lab diamond for a very low price, paired with a 14k yellow gold East-West setting
LuvanshmixedBest prices around for loose stones but customer service is severely lacking; about two weeks to ship; avoid having them make a full ring
LuvanshrecommendBought four loose diamonds over 2 carats from them; the highest price paid was $600

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