Where to buy · Online jewelers · updated September 2026
Luvansh Engagement Ring Prices: What 32 Buyers Paid
Buyers who named Luvansh paid a median of $1,582 across 32 rings, half of them between $999 and $2,300. All of the rings whose stone was named carried a lab-grown diamond. Of 52 buyers who described their own experience with Luvansh, 39 recommend it, 8 are mixed and 5 warn against it.
$1,582median of 32 rings
100%of the rings carried a lab-grown diamond
4.01 ctmedian lab-grown diamond weight
39 of 52buyers recommend the store
Luvansh against other online jewelers
| Rings from | Rings | Median | Middle half | Lab-grown share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luvansh | 32 | $1,582 | $999 to $2,300 | 100% |
| Other online jewelers | 468 | $2,300 | $1,440 to $4,000 | 75% |
The $1,582 median at Luvansh is below the $2,300 median at other online jewelers (468 rings). Lab-grown stones made up 100% of Luvansh rings against 75% at the others, which accounts for part of any gap. Most common shapes: pear (5), oval (5), round (3).
By stone
| Stone | Rings | Median | Middle half | Median weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lab-grown diamond | 27 | $1,565 | $760 to $2,200 | 4.01 ct |
Luvansh ring prices by year bought
| Year | Rings | Median | Middle half |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 8 | $1,698 | $1,440 to $2,146 |
| 2025 | 15 | $1,700 | $999 to $3,284 |
What buyers said about Luvansh
Of 52 buyers who described their own experience with Luvansh, 39 recommend it, 8 are mixed and 5 warn against it. One line per buyer who bought or priced there themselves.
| Verdict | Price named | What happened |
|---|---|---|
| Recommends | $1,795 | $1,795 for a 4.13 ct IGI-certified G lab pear diamond; inscription matched paperwork under a loupe after early scam worries |
| Recommends | $652 | Bought a 3.72ct G VS1 emerald cut loose lab diamond; easy checkout with a coupon, order arrived within two days |
| Recommends | $446 | Paid 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 |
| Recommends | $2,000 | 3ct 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 |
| Recommends | $320 to $439 | Bought 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 |
| Recommends | $330 to $534 | Bought 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 |
| Recommends | – | Chose a beautiful diamond from Luvansh and had a setting made for it separately through an Etsy seller |
| Recommends | – | Ordered from Luvansh and had a good overall experience, though says they aren't a diamond expert |
| Recommends | – | Purchased several stones from Luvansh and is consistently impressed by the quality |
| Recommends | $219 to $349 | Bought 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 |
| Recommends | – | Bought 3 different lab diamonds across shapes and sizes, loved them, and went back for more shortly after |
| Recommends | – | Bought huggie earrings and a 7-stone eternity ring, needing 3 exchanges to match the stone size to her engagement ring; returns were hassle-free |
| Recommends | – | Bought 5 stones from Luvansh; the first three received were excellent quality |
| Recommends | $1,500 | Cited alongside LooseGrownDiamond.com as a cost-efficient online source for a 4ct+ E color pear at VVS2/VS1, under $1,500 |
| Recommends | – | Says she has had a very positive experience working with Luvansh, though no purchase specifics given |
| Recommends | $155 | Bought a 1.09ct G VVS2 emerald cut loose lab diamond for $155 and is very happy with it |
| Recommends | – | Loves Luvansh and says it's well worth the savings if you're willing to dig up certificates yourself |
| Recommends | – | Bought 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 |
| Recommends | $200 | Bought a diamond from Luvansh for about $200 as part of a custom ring build |
| Recommends | – | Bought an IGI-certified 0.35ct G/VVS2 oval lab diamond for a very low price, paired with a 14k yellow gold East-West setting |
| Recommends | $600 | Bought four loose diamonds over 2 carats from them; the highest price paid was $600 |
| Recommends | $272 | A returnable 1.5ct lab round excellent VVS2 colorless stone listed for $272; praised the free-return policy over shopping in a physical store |
| Recommends | – | Bought the same studs plus a 1ctw martini set for a sister; customer service swapped backing styles without issue, both orders arrived perfect |
| Recommends | – | Bought the center stone here as part of a $1250 total ring |
| Recommends | $446 | Ordered a 2.44ct E VVS2 cushion stone for $446 in December 2024 |
| Recommends | $1,200 | Bought a 5ct lab diamond for about $1200 |
| Recommends | $700 | Husband bought a 2ct E ideal round lab diamond ring for about $700 years ago; significantly cheaper than store options, though prices have risen slightly since |
| Recommends | – | Owns a Luvansh bracelet and was surprised by the quality; says online vendors can beat Costco on price for natural or lab stones |
| Recommends | $760 | 2.17ct lab diamond solitaire bought last year for $760; notes prices have gone up since |
| Recommends | – | Boyfriend ordered a diamond for a future engagement ring; writer is very pleased with it and the price, though the exact amount wasn't shared |
| Recommends | $425 | Ordered 2.00 ctw F-G SI 14k gold lab diamond martini stud earrings for 425; order just placed, not yet received |
| Recommends | – | Bought two rings and three sets of earrings, very pleased with prices though selection is smaller than some competitors |
| Recommends | – | Bought a loose diamond from them before having it set elsewhere |
| Recommends | $1,100 | Loose 3ct emerald-cut stone bought here, paired with a Provence-made setting and local jeweler setting, all under $1,100 combined |
| Recommends | $1,200 | Writer bought a 5.01ct G/VS1 lab diamond here for about $1,200; says Aurelinne or Jewels by Cleo may be cheaper now |
| Recommends | $500 | Paid $500 for 2ct studs in 18k gold over the holidays; says the vendor has a reputation here for customer service issues but she had none |
| Recommends | – | Recommends them for fast U.S. shipping and good 14k pricing despite high gold costs; bought four pairs in different sizes and was satisfied |
| Recommends | – | Bought 2ct studs for herself and 0.5ct studs for nieces; calls every pair sturdy enough for daily wear, showering and exercise |
| Recommends | $399 | Bought a 2 carat round lab diamond pair for stud earrings in 14kt gold for $399 total; called them fabulous for the price |
| Mixed | – | Bought 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 |
| Mixed | – | Bought 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 |
| Mixed | – | Bought huggie earrings with incredible sparkle, but unsure whether the 14k 'E' marking means the metal is genuine 14k gold or plated |
| Mixed | $400 | Bought 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 |
| Mixed | $97 to $475 | Best prices around for loose stones but customer service is severely lacking; about two weeks to ship; avoid having them make a full ring |
| Mixed | $500 | Paid $500 for a 2.35ct VVS2 F ideal-cut loose diamond and calls them legit, though notes some other buyers had issues with finished rings |
| Mixed | – | Bought a loose stone only, not set; heard the loose-stone service is solid but return policy varies by stone, and a returnable stone cost about 100 dollars more than a non-returnable one |
| Mixed | – | Had the same stone-loosening problem, but the company refunded the setting cost so she could get it fixed locally |
| Warns | – | Ordered 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 |
| Warns | – | Order 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 |
| Warns | – | Had to return two items from Luvansh; wouldn't risk ordering a ring from them |
| Warns | $100 | An earring back (about $100 pair) failed within weeks; customer service blamed quality control and offered a $60 paid replacement instead of honoring a promised free fix, and follow-through was slow even after escalation |
| Warns | – | Said the loose-stone service also isn't great since return policy is inconsistent, with some stones non-returnable when similar sites allow returns |
Questions about buying from Luvansh
How much does a Luvansh engagement ring cost?
Buyers paid a median $1,582 for rings from Luvansh across 32 purchases, half between $999 and $2,300. Lab-grown diamond rings there came to a median $1,565 across 27.
Is Luvansh good for engagement rings?
Of 52 buyers who described their own experience with Luvansh, 39 recommend it, 8 are mixed and 5 warn against it.
Is Luvansh cheaper than other online jewelers?
The $1,582 median at Luvansh is below the $2,300 median at other online jewelers (468 rings). Lab-grown stones made up 100% of Luvansh rings against 75% at the others, which accounts for part of any gap.
Is it safe to have Luvansh set a diamond, or is it better to buy the loose stone and use a local jeweler?
Multiple buyers reported the same problem of a stone coming loose within months of Luvansh setting it, so several recommend buying just the loose stone from Luvansh and having a trusted local jeweler do the setting instead. One buyer planned to buy the loose stone online, get it independently reappraised during the return window, then have a local jeweler build the setting, rather than buying a finished ring.
Are all loose diamonds from Luvansh returnable?
Buyers said the return policy is inconsistent, with some stones marked final sale or non-returnable, and choosing a returnable stone cost about 100 dollars more than a non-returnable one.
Are budget lab diamond vendors like Luvansh or StarsGem worth it for earrings?
One buyer said that for stud earrings, general sparkle and coverage mattered more than perfect cut specs, and cheaper vendors delivered good value for that purpose.
Are custom jewelers more expensive than online lab diamond sellers like Luvansh?
A jeweler who commented on the discussion admitted the price was hard to beat, saying his own custom pieces, built only from D/VVS stones, generally cost more.
Are there alternatives to Luvansh for a 5-stone lab diamond anniversary band?
Buyers suggested another overseas seller as a comparably priced alternative with more design flexibility, and mentioned an ongoing lab diamond group-buy sale, though that sale didn't offer a 5-stone option at the time.
Are there discount codes for lab diamonds at Brilliance or Luvansh?
A Brilliance.com buyer shared code LAB30 for 30% off lab diamonds, and another shopper bought during a 25% sale at Luvansh.
Can Luvansh set a diamond you bought from them into your own existing ring setting?
One buyer wasn't sure and suggested asking Luvansh directly, since she instead used her own local jeweler to set the Luvansh diamond into her heirloom setting.
Can a Luvansh bezel engagement ring be stacked with a wedding band?
The owner said no, it sits flat against the finger and isn't designed to stack with a band.
Does Luvansh let you buy a loose diamond and pick your own setting?
Yes; the buyer later learned Luvansh offers loose diamonds that can go into one of their optional settings or into a fully custom design, something they didn't know when they bought this ring.
Does Luvansh's ring sizing run true to size?
One buyer found her size 6.75 from Luvansh felt smaller than a 6.5 she owns from other brands, suggesting their sizing runs a bit small.
How does Luvansh handle customer service and shipping for repairs?
One buyer described poor coordination between support and repair teams, no advance notice before shipping, and a repaired ring sent to the wrong address despite explicit instructions, while another buyer said Luvansh simply refunded her setting cost so she could get it fixed locally.
How does Luvansh's pricing compare to other online lab diamond retailers?
For the same IGI-numbered stone, buyers found other sites charging $1,526 to $6,870 for a diamond Luvansh sold for $534.65, and Ritani's own listing shows roughly a $975 markup over its stated $439 diamond cost.
Every Luvansh ring in the data
| Ring | Stone | Carat | Shape | Metal | Year | What the buyer reported |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $301 | Lab-grown diamond | 0.5 ct | round | white gold | 2025 | 0.5ct round lab diamond solitaire, F-G color, SI clarity, 14k white gold, $301 after tax and shipping on a sale |
| $500 | Lab-grown diamond | 3 ct | – | – | – | Same specs as a 4 ctw listing the vendor also sells for about $1000; carat figure may be total weight, not center stone only |
| $585 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.25 ct | – | – | 2025 | 10k gold setting from Provence plus $30 shipping, and a separate 1.25ct H&A-cut lab stone bought from Luvansh |
| $663 | Lab-grown diamond | 1.88 ct | pear | – | 2025 | Stone set by the same vendor |
| $693 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.03 ct | oval | white gold | 2024 | 2.03ct oval G/VS1 lab diamond (IGI) from Luvansh, $330, set into a 50-year-old family setting; $363 more for new bezel/prongs, resize, rhodium plating. |
| $700 | Lab-grown diamond | 2 ct | round | – | – | Husband bought this online from Luvansh for their Vegas elopement years ago; prices have gone up a little since |
| $760 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.17 ct | – | yellow gold | 2024 | 2.17ct lab diamond solitaire, 14k yellow gold stock setting; bought last year, prices have since risen |
| $929 | – | 3 ct | pear | gold | – | The asker's own diamond and hidden-halo mount bought separately online; setting-vendor price includes shipping; a local jeweler's labor to actually mount the stone was still being quoted, 150 to 390 |
| $999 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | – | – | 2025 | 5ct ring bought on Luvansh |
| $1,100 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | emerald | – | 2026 | 5ct emerald-cut lab diamond from Luvansh for under $600, custom mount from Fay Jewelry for around $500 |
| $1,250 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.29 ct | oval | gold | – | Stone from Luvansh, custom setting designed by Provence's Ada, mounted at Medallion Jewelers for about $150 |
| $1,440 | Lab-grown diamond | 5.11 ct | oval | yellow gold | 2024 | Stone $1,100 with a 15% Labor Day sale + $340 custom 14k gold setting; separate $150 paid to a local jeweler to set the stone. |
| $1,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 3.97 ct | – | white gold | 2025 | Loose stone just under $600 plus an $800 14k white-gold setting; total investment about $1500 |
| $1,539 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.93 ct | radiant | white gold | 2026 | $687.20 for a 4.93ct F VS1 lab radiant diamond bought in March, plus $851.93 for a custom white gold euro shank cathedral setting combining two of the vendor's stock designs |
| $1,565 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.45 ct | pear | – | 2025 | Budget lab pear stone plus $265 for a solitaire setting with a gallery rail for extra security; setting also lowered for free on request. |
| $1,565 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.45 ct | pear | – | 2025 | Budget lab pear stone plus $265 for a solitaire setting with a gallery rail for extra security; setting also lowered for free on request. |
| $1,600 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.15 ct | – | – | 2024 | Stone bought online from Luvansh, then set by a local jeweler; other buyers flagged Luvansh as heavily advertised with mixed reviews |
| $1,700 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | – | – | 2025 | Paid a further $550 to a local jeweler to mount the stone, on top of the stone and setting costs |
| $1,720 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.05 ct | – | – | 2025 | Custom setting $850 plus $50 to have local jeweler set it |
| $1,795 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.13 ct | pear | – | 2024 | IGI inscription checked under a loupe and matched the paperwork after early fears of being scammed |
| $1,900 | – | – | – | gold | – | 14kt pave setting; a second lab diamond ring purchase, separate from her Fiorese piece |
| $2,109 | – | 3.08 ct | radiant | – | 2024 | 14kt pave setting radiant solitaire; later replaced with a marquise stone from a different vendor |
| $2,146 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.44 ct | cushion | platinum | 2024 | Ordered stone from Luvansh, set at Jared with baguettes using a gift card |
| $2,200 | Lab-grown diamond | 5.6 ct | oval | – | 2024 | Bought around Christmas, arrived in February; had customer-service and shipping issues but the ring itself was praised |
| $2,300 | – | 2.2 ct | emerald | – | – | Replacement for a lost ring; stone picked after weeks of searching |
| $2,344 | Lab-grown diamond | 4 ct | – | platinum | 2025 | Platinum halo setting with diamond accents on the band made up roughly $1,500 of the total; ring arrived weeks early |
| $2,700 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.1 ct | cushion | gold | 2025 | 50% bigger, higher-grade lab diamond replacing the 2020 natural ring; included an 18k gold band and a 30% sale discount |
| $3,284 | – | – | – | – | 2025 | Stone bought from Luvansh, setting made by David Klass; a hinged setting pushed it over the $3000 budget |
| $3,600 | Lab-grown diamond | – | – | – | 2025 | Custom setting from Luvansh, due next week at time of comment |
| $4,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 4.02 ct | – | platinum | 2025 | Paid $580 separately to have it set, included in the roughly $4k total after tax; band called overpriced but exactly what was wanted |
| $4,500 | Lab-grown diamond | 5 ct | oval | white gold | 2025 | 5ct oval center $2,400 IGI-certified on Luvansh; two 1.5ct-total side stones about $250 each; 18k white gold setting about $1,500; bought last month, total about $4,500 |
| $6,000 | Lab-grown diamond | 2.41 ct | round | platinum | – | 9.3 StoneAlgo cut score; the same stone sold for 1600 elsewhere; local jeweler making a platinum band with 22 small diamonds in a hidden halo plus two 6x4mm unheated Ceylon sapphires around 2200, total ring cost roughly |
Sources and method
Price reports on this page come from 42 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 (42)
- 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)
- 2025-11: 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)
- 2025-10: Planning on proposing soon. Am I Overpaying? (207 comments)
- 2024-08: A review of Luvansh.com from someone who creates rings (188 comments)
- 2025-06: Buying 3.5 radiant cut . Am I paying too much ? (184 comments)
- 2025-12: Is this ring worth what they’re asking for? (174 comments)
- 2025-02: Where do you think engagement ring trends are heading? (145 comments)
- 2025-05: Anyone know where to get a cheap engagement ring that doesn’t look cheap? (139 comments)
- 2026-06: Went and looked at this Sam’s Club ring (125 comments)
- 2025-03: I want to shop local, but these prices are insane… $35k for 2ct lab?? (125 comments)
- 2025-05: Did I get ripped off? (125 comments)
- 2024-10: Finally debuting my new 5.11ct lab diamond oval ring. 💍 💎 💕 (119 comments)
- 2025-02: Where are you finding these incredibly priced lab diamonds? (94 comments)
- 2026-01: Best online engagement ring site? (93 comments)
- 2025-04: Advice on ring price? (67 comments)
- 2025-10: Those of you that designed your own rings, how much did you pay? (59 comments)
- 2025-09: Where to buy lab grown engagement ring (52 comments)
- 2024-03: $1,795 4.13 CT lab diamond ring update- IGI lab certification was legitimate (47 comments)
- 2024-10: Luvansh Buying Experience - 3.72 ct Emerald Cut (45 comments)
- 2025-06: 4.45 carat pear on size 10 finger (43 comments)
- 2026-02: Found dream lab grown diamond ring at Zales, what to expect with price difference if ordering online from someone custom? Best place to get this exact design band? And more questions (38 comments)
- 2024-09: How much should I be paying for a 2 ct lab grown diamond? (37 comments)
- 2025-02: Ring upgrades; what do you with the “old” one? (35 comments)
- 2024-11: Is this Costco G-color 1ct ring a good deal? (32 comments)
- 2024-09: Luvansh diamond in an old setting, $330 vs $800 vs $19,000 (31 comments)
- 2026-03: Gold earrings 2ct tw - recommendations for where to buy (30 comments)
- 2025-05: Most cost effective online site for lab diamonds ring? (25 comments)
- 2026-04: Help me find/design this exact engagement ring (radiant, hidden halo, euro shank, 5ct) (24 comments)
- 2024-10: 4ct Diamond - Pricing from private jeweller? (23 comments)
- 2025-08: Custom ring estimate price from overseas vendors? (23 comments)
- 2025-04: Buying an engagement ring on a budget: Is Costco a good option? (21 comments)
- 2025-07: Luvansh Review – 3ct Oval Lab Diamond Ring (Photos + Real Thoughts from a Photographer!) (21 comments)
- 2024-05: How much was your lab diamond? (18 comments)
- 2025-06: 4.45 carat pear on size 10 finger! (15 comments)
- 2024-10: Cost to set a loose diamond?? (15 comments)
- 2025-03: **Edit** Luvansh 4ct F VVS2: The stone itself was $800. Platinum setting, halo, diamonds on band, Total Cost: $2,344.30. Arrived weeks early. (12 comments)
- 2025-08: Deciding between LGD studs from Whiteflash or IDJ. (10 comments)
- 2025-01: Rings under $3000 (9 comments)
- 2025-03: Luvansh Diamond Studs Review – A Pleasant Surprise! (1.5 ct tw stud earrings) (9 comments)
- 2026-06: My Experience with Luvansh: Great Diamond, but Terrible Setting & Customer Service (2-Carat Oval) (8 comments)
A ring counts for Luvansh 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.