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Fiorese Engagement Ring Prices: What 19 Buyers Paid

Buyers who named Fiorese paid a median of $1,410 across 19 rings, half of them between $1,070 and $1,700. 94% of the rings whose stone was named carried a lab-grown diamond. Of 38 buyers who described their own experience with Fiorese, 26 recommend it, 9 are mixed and 3 warn against it.

$1,410median of 19 rings
94%of the rings carried a lab-grown diamond
2.94 ctmedian lab-grown diamond weight
26 of 38buyers recommend the store

Fiorese against other overseas makers and sellers

Rings fromRingsMedianMiddle halfLab-grown share
Fiorese19$1,410$1,070 to $1,70094%
Other overseas makers and sellers167$800$411 to $1,30053%

The $1,410 median at Fiorese is above the $800 median at other overseas makers and sellers (167 rings). Lab-grown stones made up 94% of Fiorese rings against 53% at the others, which accounts for part of any gap. Most common shapes: round (3).

By stone

StoneRingsMedianMiddle halfMedian weight
Lab-grown diamond15$1,410$1,070 to $1,7002.94 ct

Fiorese ring prices by year bought

YearRingsMedianMiddle half
20255$1,410$1,070 to $1,660
20268$1,188$1,100 to $1,700

What buyers said about Fiorese

Of 38 buyers who described their own experience with Fiorese, 26 recommend it, 9 are mixed and 3 warn against it. One line per buyer who bought or priced there themselves.

VerdictPrice namedWhat happened
Recommends$500 to $800Bought an 18k gold channel ring for about $500, then had a new platinum version of the same design made for about $800; ring has held up fine so far.
Recommends–Individually ordered rings, necklaces, and earrings (not through a group buy) and called them all top quality
Recommends–Sourcing a custom-cut elongated cushion lab diamond directly from this Chinese cutter/manufacturer via Instagram and WhatsApp; called prices super competitive and the contact very helpful
Recommends–Writer says this maker has been great and does custom work in both lab diamond and moissanite; also cited elsewhere for good lab diamond work.
Recommends–Says pink lab diamonds are the priciest colored stones but got a good deal on one here
Recommends$2,300Having an 8-carat lab-diamond tennis necklace custom made for $2,300, with a group-buy discount option available
Recommends–Personally bought lab-grown diamond pieces here; excellent craftsmanship
Recommends–Made a beautiful setting for a reasonable price after the Brilliance setting was returned
Recommends–Has bought from other Chinese suppliers before; Fiorese isn't the cheapest but quality and service are top notch and communication is easy
Recommends$560 to $1,660Bought a 2.24ct old-European-cut stone for $560 plus a separate $1,100 antique-style 14kt gold band; says the vendor runs frequent specials.
Recommends–Ordering custom earrings through a group buy from this Chinese jewelry maker, cites its strong reputation
Recommends–Praises Melody at Fiorese for workmanship on custom lab diamond jewelry
Recommends–Recommended for combined diamond-plus-setting custom work at roughly half the price of a local jeweler; writer worked personally with staff member Ayla there
Recommends–Recently ordered a ring through this vendor and called the craftsmanship superb, despite a higher price.
Recommends–Was pleased enough with a piece from this vendor that they're selling it just to reorder the same design bigger.
Recommends$450 to $950Chinese online vendor; bought a 2ct lab stone and setting separately, set locally, for under $1000 total.
Recommends–Picked a 3.88ct oval lab diamond after their rep showed a good selection and many stone videos
Recommends–Slightly pricier than the other Chinese vendors listed but still much cheaper than US options, with amazing quality
Recommends–A second writer says they used this vendor and were happy with the purchase, no price given
Recommends$2,000Custom made a 2.5ct lab engagement ring and wedding band together for under $2k with very good quality
Recommends$950Paid 950 for the setting; separately paid 300 elsewhere to mount a stone bought from Aurilienne.
Recommends$900Currently having this maker custom-build a ring; setting alone in 14k gold quoted at 900.
Recommends–Bought a 3.0 ct crushed-ice oval lab diamond from them; praised consistent craftsmanship and low prices, though the crushed-ice cut faced up smaller than expected at that weight.
Recommends–Nice custom work; recently had a special on OMC elongated cushion lab diamonds.
Recommends$1,700Bought an emerald-cut lab stone with baguette side stones; sent extensive videos before purchase, high trust in their work
Recommends–Currently working with rep Bonnie at Fiorese and describes her as lovely to work with
Mixed–4 custom tennis bracelets bought as gifts; most broke within weeks (clasps, missing stones); Fiorese replaced all free of charge but a replacement also broke and got lost in return shipping; eventually built and shipped a new one to resolve it
Mixed–Worked with them twice before; lab diamond prices on the higher side though still fairly competitive; wanted as a one-stop shop for stone plus setting
Mixed$2,050 to $2,190Quoted for the elongated cushion old mine cut spec; regarded as close to the request but pricier than most, cert adds a bit more.
Mixed$3,800 to $4,400Custom OEC lab diamond order started July 2021, took six months with poor communication from Simon, but the finished ring was stunning and priced well below local options.
Mixed–Ordered diamond stud earrings asking for screw backs but received push backs instead, a bit disappointing
Mixed$1,789Saw a roughly 2.xx ct pink radiant priced at $1,789 there, much pricier than what another buyer paid elsewhere
Mixed–Quoted a group-buy price for the same bracelet design, ending up about equal to Provence's quote
Mixed–Quoted higher without certification than the online seller's price, though Fiorese discounts when stone and setting are bought together.
Mixed–One of several lab diamond vendors this buyer priced and compared when researching bow-tie risk in oval and elongated cushion cuts.
Warns–During an inquiry about a custom setting, the rep badmouthed competing overseas vendors with what felt like false claims, so chose not to order
Warns–Was quoted about double what other vendors charged for a lab diamond tennis bracelet with the same specs, then later ran a group buy near the price other vendors normally charge
Warns–Warns Fiorese's standard platinum mix uses softer palladium instead of ruthenium, which can misshape over time; recommends requesting the ruthenium mix for a small upcharge.

Questions about buying from Fiorese

How much does a Fiorese engagement ring cost?

Buyers paid a median $1,410 for rings from Fiorese across 19 purchases, half between $1,070 and $1,700. Lab-grown diamond rings there came to a median $1,410 across 15.

Is Fiorese good for engagement rings?

Of 38 buyers who described their own experience with Fiorese, 26 recommend it, 9 are mixed and 3 warn against it.

Is Fiorese cheaper than other overseas makers and sellers?

The $1,410 median at Fiorese is above the $800 median at other overseas makers and sellers (167 rings). Lab-grown stones made up 94% of Fiorese rings against 53% at the others, which accounts for part of any gap.

Does Fiorese charge more for individual orders than for its group buys?

One buyer said Fiorese quoted about double what other vendors charged for the same tennis bracelet specs on an individual order, then later ran a group buy at a price close to what other vendors normally charge.

How do buyers get pricing from an overseas vendor like Fiorese?

The buyer didn't post the ring's price publicly, instead sending it privately by DM or WhatsApp to several people who asked, and one of those askers said it would be their first time ordering from Fiorese online.

How do you contact overseas custom diamond-ring vendors like Fiorese?

Buyers typically find a vendor rep's WhatsApp contact through their Instagram page rather than email; one buyer said this worked fine across at least 15 purchases.

How long does shipping take from Fiorese for a custom setting?

One buyer says their custom setting from Fiorese took about one to two weeks to arrive in the US, though recent tariff and customs delays could slow things down for other American buyers.

Is Fiorese (Simon) a reliable vendor for custom lab diamond rings?

One buyer said the finished ring was stunning and fairly priced but communication was poor and the order took six months instead of the promised one, so buyers suggested going through Simon's sister Winnie or another cutter instead.

Is Fiorese a reliable vendor for lab diamond tennis bracelets?

Experiences were mixed: one buyer had 3 of 4 gift bracelets break within weeks, though Fiorese replaced them free of charge, while another buyer said individually ordered rings, necklaces and earrings from Fiorese were all top quality.

Is it cheaper to buy a lab diamond from an overseas vendor like Starsgem or Fiorese and have it set locally versus buying a finished ring in-store?

Buyers who bought loose stones from overseas manufacturers like Starsgem, Fiorese and Cavalera and had them set separately paid roughly $600 to $1,600 total for 2-3+ carat rings, well below a comparable finished in-store ring.

What does a custom engagement ring cost from a maker like Fiorese?

One buyer picked her own stone and setting through Fiorese and got the whole ring made for $2,413 during a 30th-anniversary sale.

What should you request when ordering a platinum ring from Fiorese?

One buyer warns Fiorese's standard platinum mix uses softer palladium instead of ruthenium, which can misshape over time, and recommends paying a small upcharge for the ruthenium mix for durability closer to US platinum.

Is it worth using an overseas custom jeweler like fiorese for a big center-stone upgrade

Buyers report it can be significantly cheaper than local options, with one aiming to stay under a $5,000 local budget encouraged by the $3,400 result, though the design process involves a slow back-and-forth before the piece ships.

Every Fiorese ring in the data

RingStoneCaratShapeMetalYearWhat the buyer reported
$500Lab-grown diamond––gold–18k gold channel ring bought before she learned she is allergic to gold.
$500Moissanite––gold202510k gold bezel setting; kept as a comparison piece against a similar lab diamond ring
$700Lab-grown diamond–heart–2026Heart-shaped lab-stone signet-style ring, cited as an example of a budget signet ring
$1,000Lab-grown diamond1.2 ct––20261.2ct old-mine-cut lab diamond ring made by Fiorese for about $1,000
$1,070Lab-grown diamond3 ct–gold2025Different shape than the writer's 3ct moissanite ring, very similar bezel setting
$1,090Lab-grown diamond2 ctround–20232ct round H VS1 lab diamond ring bought last July for $800 stone plus a $290 Fiorese setting; prices have shifted since
$1,100––––2026Custom ring designed with a rep named Anthony at Fiorese; total came to a little over $1,100
$1,175Lab-grown diamond1 ctpearyellow gold2026Custom fancy vivid pink pear lab diamond with 2 kite sapphires, 18k yellow gold, blue high-tech ceramic band; regrets stone size/color
$1,200Lab-grown diamond3.03 ct–gold2026Bought for herself: 3.03ct E VS1 excellent-cut lab diamond in a hand-engraved 10k gold band, ordered via a China-based vendor's WhatsApp rep, $1200 total
$1,600Lab-grown diamond3.06 ct–gold202614k gold setting with hidden halo, all-in price for a ring just bought for the writer's girlfriend
$1,660Lab-grown diamond2.24 ctroundgold2025Old-European-cut stone from Fiorese, set separately in an antique-style 14kt gold band bought a few weeks before the comment.
$1,683Lab-grown diamond2.15 ct–gold2024Fancy intense orangey pink lab diamond via a group order, $620/carat plus $350 for a 10k gold setting, no taxes or shipping fees
$1,700Lab-grown diamond2.11 ctcushionrose gold2023Custom-made fancy pink lab diamond ring with diamond accents, made to order in under a week after sending a reference photo for the exact pink shade
$1,700Lab-grown diamond3.5 ctemeraldgold2026Emerald-cut stone with baguette side stones in 14k gold; vendor sent many videos before purchase
$1,730Lab-grown diamond2.94 ct–gold–Loose lab diamond bought separately, setting with added diamonds from Fiorese, local jeweler charged 40 to mount it
$2,400Lab-grown diamond5.19 ctovalgold2025Uncertified 5.19ct OMC oval lab diamond custom-set by Fiorese in a 14K gold twig setting; about $2400 total with shipping, setting almost half the cost due to the gold used.
$2,413Diamond, lab or natural not said–––2026Custom ring made during a 30th-anniversary sale; buyer picked the stone and told them the setting she wanted
$3,000–3.75 ctroundwhite gold–Pave band, ring being made, a little over this price; a local jeweller separately quoted $15k for comparable specs

Sources and method

Price reports on this page come from 39 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 (39)

A ring counts for Fiorese when its buyer named the store; the store's channel (Ordered from or bought abroad) 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.