Where to buy · Online jewelers · updated September 2026
Brilliance Engagement Ring Prices: What 32 Buyers Paid
Buyers who named Brilliance paid a median of $2,000 across 32 rings, half of them between $1,422 and $2,800. 96% of the rings whose stone was named carried a lab-grown diamond. Of 31 buyers who described their own experience with Brilliance, 21 recommend it, 6 are mixed and 4 warn against it.
Brilliance against other online jewelers
| Rings from | Rings | Median | Middle half | Lab-grown share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brilliance | 32 | $2,000 | $1,422 to $2,800 | 96% |
| Other online jewelers | 468 | $2,295 | $1,400 to $4,000 | 75% |
The $2,000 median at Brilliance is below the $2,295 median at other online jewelers (468 rings). Lab-grown stones made up 96% of Brilliance rings against 75% at the others, which accounts for part of any gap. Most common shapes: round (8), emerald (3).
By stone
| Stone | Rings | Median | Middle half | Median weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lab-grown diamond | 27 | $1,800 | $1,421 to $2,450 | 2.42 ct |
What buyers said about Brilliance
Of 31 buyers who described their own experience with Brilliance, 21 recommend it, 6 are mixed and 4 warn against it. One line per buyer who bought or priced there themselves.
| Verdict | Price named | What happened |
|---|---|---|
| Recommends | – | Bought a 3 ct round lab diamond ring there after an Etsy purchase fell through, and was happy with the result |
| Recommends | – | Has made several custom rings through this site; considers it to have the lowest markup among online diamond sellers |
| Recommends | $2,100 | Bought a 3.25ct lab center stone here for $2,100 after discount and tax, cheaper than Shane Co's stone pricing |
| Recommends | $2,000 | 3.3ct pear stone under $2k, best price found for the same specs versus other sites |
| Recommends | $1,200 | 2.18ct G VVS2 whole ring for about $1,200 with a promo code; great experience |
| Recommends | $4,000 | Upgraded ring plus matching band for about $4,000 total |
| Recommends | $487 | Paid $487 for an N color 2.13ct VS1 oval; likes that Brilliance stocks a wide range of colored (N-Z) diamonds most other sites don't carry |
| Recommends | – | Bought her ring from Brilliance; happy with the quality and prices. |
| Recommends | $1,450 to $3,000 | Bought a 3.51ct F VVS2 super-ideal-cut lab diamond for $1,450, and two rings pictured together (engagement ring plus band) totaled $3,000 |
| Recommends | – | Bought a replacement cushion-cut lab diamond here after not loving an earlier cushion from Luvansh |
| Recommends | – | Fiancé bought a loose stone here and had it set locally; praised selection across price points and no in-store pressure |
| Recommends | – | Bought one loose diamond from this vendor as well, alongside four from Luvansh |
| Recommends | $500 | Bought a 1.2 ct lab diamond stone here for about $500, then had it set locally |
| Recommends | – | Bought a 3-carat round a year ago; the setting is very substantial and well-made; suggests price-matching a stone you love |
| Recommends | – | Diamond and setting bought here are amazing quality |
| Recommends | $300 to $400 | Bought three rings from Brilliance and loves them all; their classic solitaire setting (2.5mm band) runs about $400 and a nice stone runs $300-350; they price-match the stone but not the setting |
| Recommends | $500 to $600 | Second semi-mount setting bought from them, around 500-600 each |
| Recommends | – | Ordered a 3.02ct round IGI VS1 D wedding bridal set for an anniversary, drawn by good reviews and a lifetime warranty; felt the price was fair though hadn't received it yet |
| Recommends | – | Loves them, bought from them before and is doing an upgrade ring with them again |
| Recommends | $1,500 | Bought a 2.7ct oval E/VVS2 diamond in rose gold for under $1,500, calling it a great value |
| Recommends | – | Bought a 3-stone setting in 2024 and felt it was one of the best deals available for that style |
| Mixed | – | Bought a 3.31ct oval D VVS1 diamond; happy overall but wanted more proactive photo updates during the build |
| Mixed | – | Checked as having good natural diamond prices, but the writer had not heard great reviews of the in-house setting work. |
| Mixed | – | Same retired-jeweler buyer calls it the best price she has found for lab diamonds, but advises against buying the setting there and shipping the stone elsewhere to be mounted |
| Mixed | – | Offered a lab coupon that priced the final stone about 35 dollars cheaper than a rival, but buyer had also cancelled an earlier order there |
| Mixed | – | Diamond shipped in about two weeks but did not match expectations from the video; buyer paid her own return shipping and waited about four weeks for the refund, though phone support was polite |
| Mixed | $1,868 | Decent super-ideal oval with an on-site video of the actual stone after a 30% discount, but a cheaper comparable stone was found elsewhere |
| Warns | – | Ordered the basic solitaire setting; it arrived very thin and had to be sent back |
| Warns | – | Labs are outrageously overpriced and rarely the cheapest; hides certificate numbers and pushes for a phone number; some naturals graded generously |
| Warns | – | Chose not to buy after being told Brilliance charges a fee for returning more than one item per year |
| Warns | – | Bought a pink lab diamond that arrived champagne with peach tones instead of the rosy pink shown online after a 6-week wait; the card was charged immediately, and getting a return authorization and refund took roughly two months of follow-up calls |
Questions about buying from Brilliance
How much does a Brilliance engagement ring cost?
Buyers paid a median $2,000 for rings from Brilliance across 32 purchases, half between $1,422 and $2,800. Lab-grown diamond rings there came to a median $1,800 across 27.
Is Brilliance good for engagement rings?
Of 31 buyers who described their own experience with Brilliance, 21 recommend it, 6 are mixed and 4 warn against it.
Is Brilliance cheaper than other online jewelers?
The $2,000 median at Brilliance is below the $2,295 median at other online jewelers (468 rings). Lab-grown stones made up 96% of Brilliance rings against 75% at the others, which accounts for part of any gap.
Every Brilliance ring in the data
| Ring | Stone | Carat | Shape | Metal | Year | What the buyer reported |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $900 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.16 ct | – | – | – | Bought this lab diamond ring, then returned it for a different band and a larger stone |
| $1,070 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.2 ct | – | – | 2025 | Solitaire built with a discount code; writer said the cut showed almost no bow-tie effect |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.18 ct | emerald | – | 2024 | Emerald cut solitaire engagement ring; buyer praised craftsmanship and the buying experience |
| $1,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.18 ct | – | – | 2024 | Whole ring including setting, bought using a promo code; writer loves the ring |
| $1,300 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.6 ct | – | – | 2024 | Stone alone about 750, ring with setting 1300 |
| $1,300 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.3 ct | round | – | 2024 | Stone was $700, band brought the whole ring to $1300; vendor sent video and photos before purchase |
| $1,400 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 2.7 ct | – | – | 2026 | 2.7 ct diamond with setting from brilliance.com, used a discount code |
| $1,421 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.77 ct | round | – | 2024 | Setting custom made in China for $370, plus $150 for a local jeweler to set the diamond into it |
| $1,422 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.77 ct | – | white gold | – | Loose stone from Brilliance.com, setting custom made overseas in 10k white gold, then set by a local jeweler for $150 more; price implies lab-grown given the grade |
| $1,450 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.51 ct | – | white gold | 2024 | For his wife; 14k white gold, super ideal cut; chose Brilliance over Luvansh on specs; says both pieces in his photo came to just under 3,000 |
| $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.5 ct | – | – | – | Ring with setting bought using a 30% off discount |
| $1,700 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.81 ct | round | – | 2025 | Listed as Super Ideal cut; vendor price-matched a cheaper competitor quote, order already being made |
| $1,700 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.6 ct | radiant | – | – | Replacement lab diamond ring with a 1/4ct pave band, bought with the same 30% discount as her first ring |
| $1,800 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | round | yellow gold | 2024 | Custom order, used a LAB30 coupon; original price before discount was about $2,300; setting cost more than the stone |
| $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | – | – | – | – | A promotional $2,000 purchase came with free lab diamond stud earrings; later returned the order for $200 CAD plus customs hassle |
| $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | – | – | – | Bought a 3ct lab diamond with a band for about $2,000 |
| $2,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.2 ct | – | – | – | Lab diamond bought online then set by a local jeweler with design tweaks; called the cheapest option she found |
| $2,200 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 2.02 ct | round | white gold | 2024 | Super ideal cut; white gold shared-prong setting with 10 accent diamonds; stone origin not stated |
| $2,200 | Lab-grown diamond | – | – | gold | 2024 | Large, eye-catching stone bought as a bucket-list item, described as a temporary ring, set in 18k gold |
| $2,300 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | emerald | – | 2024 | Emerald-cut center from Brilliance.com; site was running 30% off lab diamonds at the time |
| $2,300 | Lab-grown diamond | 1 ct | – | platinum | – | Fancy green lab diamond; colored lab stones cost far more than colorless of same size |
| $2,450 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.42 ct | round | platinum | 2024 | Paid a little over $1,100 for a Hearts & Arrows round stone plus $1,350 for a custom platinum setting, bought in March |
| $2,465 | Lab-grown diamond | 5.09 ct | emerald | yellow gold | 2024 | 5.09ct emerald cut I/VS1 IGI lab diamond in 14k yellow gold, bought on a 10% off sale with a custom setting fee for the larger stone; about 4 weeks to arrive |
| $2,800 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.13 ct | round | – | 2023 | Center stone bought online, set by a local jeweler to save money; setting carries about 0.36 ctw of accent stones |
| $3,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.51 ct | – | white gold | – | 7-stone band in 14k white gold with a 3.51ct F VVS2 super-ideal-cut stone, bought from brilliance.com |
| $4,958 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.58 ct | oval | platinum | – | Platinum cathedral setting with 15% discount, super ideal cut, GIA certified, took 5 weeks including CAD approval |
| $5,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 6 ct | radiant | gold | 2024 | 6ct E VVS1 radiant lab diamond bought loose for $4,000 with a 30% coupon; a jeweler's 18k gold hidden-halo setting brought the total to about $5,500 |
| $6,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.31 ct | oval | platinum | 2025 | Out-the-door price included expedited shipping, engraving, presentation box, and free lab earring studs |
| $6,950 | Natural diamond | 2.5 ct | – | yellow gold | 2024 | 2.5ct natural M/VS2 GIA diamond from Brilliance $6,200, appraised near quadruple that; mounted with an 18k yellow gold band bought on eBay for about $750 |
| $8,100 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 1.9 ct | heart | – | – | Writer says very happy with the price and the heart-shape stone |
| $12,000 | Diamond, lab or natural not said | 1.5 ct | round | – | 2019 | Bought for his fiancee, triple-excellent cut, polish and symmetry grading |
Sources and method
Price reports on this page come from 50 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 (50)
- 2025-01: How much did you pay? (703 comments)
- 2026-03: Am I crazy for wanting a $6k ring? (412 comments)
- 2024-07: Absolutely mortified about getting a ring for my gf (308 comments)
- 2025-01: Where are y’all’s getting your engagement rings?! (208 comments)
- 2024-08: A review of Luvansh.com from someone who creates rings (188 comments)
- 2022-09: I’m ready to pop the question, and I am leaning towards this ring from Costco. Anyone have any experience with purchasing from Costco that they’d like to share? I am open to purchasing from elsewhere if the deal is there. Thanks! (186 comments)
- 2025-04: How do you react to comments about size? (And a thank you for your shopping advice) (172 comments)
- 2023-12: Overpriced? (131 comments)
- 2026-04: How led me to 3 of the Cheapest Lab Vendors, Diyona, AlturaDiamonds and Aurelinne. My experience with each. (129 comments)
- 2023-11: Obligatory how’d I do fam? Proposing next month! (120 comments)
- 2025-06: Where Are the Best Places to Buy an Engagement Ring (Online or In-Store)? (101 comments)
- 2024-05: Hey guys! My boyfriend and I have been looking at engagement rings and are completely blind to lab grown. I need advice. Is this a good deal or is it high, what’s the best lab grown website to shop from, does clarity/color matter as much for a radiant lab grown, etc. All advice welcome! Thanks! (95 comments)
- 2025-02: Where are you finding these incredibly priced lab diamonds? (94 comments)
- 2026-01: Best online engagement ring site? (93 comments)
- 2023-09: Is this fair price for a lab Diamond? (91 comments)
- 2024-11: Is this 3.4 lab grown carat from Helzberg Diamonds worth $4999? Need advice for an engagement ring for my girlfriend (85 comments)
- 2025-10: I have 1,200 for a engagement ring (69 comments)
- 2026-02: Expensive Wedding Rings (64 comments)
- 2024-11: Is this 3.4 lab grown carat from Helzberg Diamonds worth $4999? Need advice for an engagement ring for my girlfriend. (61 comments)
- 2025-09: Where to buy lab grown engagement ring (52 comments)
- 2024-06: Did I over-pay for my 2 carat round lab diamond and is it worth trying to get a refund? (45 comments)
- 2024-10: Luvansh Buying Experience - 3.72 ct Emerald Cut (45 comments)
- 2024-08: 1.2cts Color D; I-1 Platinum setting (39 comments)
- 2026-02: Where to buy engagement rings online this 2026? (38 comments)
- 2025-06: How much did your jeweler charge to set your ring? (38 comments)
- 2024-05: Ritani refuses to price match (36 comments)
- 2024-08: I did it ! my M color 2.5 carat natural diamond is mounted and I can’t stop looking at it ( VS2 , GIA grade ). The high fluorescence did make it looks like a much higher grade . (35 comments)
- 2024-02: 6 carat VVS1 E Radiant (32 comments)
- 2024-05: Should a lab grown diamond with the following stats cost this much? (31 comments)
- 2023-08: Emerald cut: 2 carat diamond vs moissanite comparison (30 comments)
- 2024-09: Looking for a cheap(ish) marquise cut lab diamond (29 comments)
- 2024-12: Lab diamond prices? (29 comments)
- 2024-07: Can someone help me make sense of these diamond prices? (28 comments)
- 2025-02: Ring 1.8ct E, VVS1, Super Ideal, $1017 good price or rip off? (28 comments)
- 2024-11: Lab diamond prices. (27 comments)
- 2024-01: Did I over pay on engagement ring? (25 comments)
- 2025-05: Most cost effective online site for lab diamonds ring? (25 comments)
- 2024-09: Where do you get the best deal on lab created diamonds? (24 comments)
- 2023-12: Help!!! These are what I love but I don’t know where to find it and how to get a good quality ring in this style. Anyone have suggestions or leads? 3,500 budget ish. (24 comments)
- 2025-04: Inexpensive Engagement Rings (Atlanta, GA or Online)? (24 comments)
- 2024-05: My 5.09ct emerald cut I-color VS1 ring from Brilliance.com (23 comments)
- 2024-10: 4ct Diamond - Pricing from private jeweller? (23 comments)
- 2024-04: Which is the best priced lab diamond website? (19 comments)
- 2025-05: What is the most cost effective way to shop for a natural diamond? (18 comments)
- 2024-12: What can I expect to pay for a 3 carat lab grown diamond? Newbie to this space trying to get engaged. (17 comments)
- 2019-10: How much can i realistically get for my ring? (17 comments)
- 2024-10: Price expectations for Radiant cut 2.8-3.5 carats (17 comments)
- 2025-01: Shoplc.com………….LGD, What am I missing? (14 comments)
- 2024-03: What should I expect for an oval cut? Looking at 1.7 or 2.2 Ct. (14 comments)
- 2024-12: My experience buying from Brilliance (12 comments)
A ring counts for Brilliance when its buyer named the store; the store's channel (Online jewelers) comes from its name rather than from each buyer's description. Prices are in US dollars and cover the ring as a whole. Verdicts count one line per buyer, and only buyers who bought or priced there themselves.