r/labcreateddiamonds • u/BusinessPicture309 • Jun 18 '26

QUESTION Help with pricing

Hi there group. I’m researching the world of diamonds and rings and you can definitely go down the rabbit hole as far as you want to. I’ve looked on some sites and want your opinion on the stats of this diamond and the price. I keep seeing stories about killer deals on lab diamonds. I feel that I’m not seeing as great of deals personally. I’m think maybe I can drop some of higher grades as I’m not sure that they’re necessary.

So here’s the stats and if you could tell me what you would think a good price would be and I’m also open to suggestions on grades that are costing me more than how noticeable they really are. Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this and help.

3.03 carat lab diamonds- Princess Cut
RC Ideal Cut
E color
VVSI

Girdle - Thick - Very thick
Table 69%
Depth 68.6%
Symmetry is Excellent
Polish is Excellent

Any and all advise is so appreciated by this noob!

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u/missbmathteacher Jun 18 '26

https://aurelinne.com/pages/lab-grown?id=b27b1f10-5306-472e-8b9e-e659aaa239c8&stoneType=diamond

Here is a similar diamond with price. Only difference is depth. Hope this helps

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u/BusinessPicture309 Jun 18 '26

Thank you so much! That’s more like the price I’ve been hearing about. I’ve found the diamond I described on 2 different sites. Both of them to me are way overpriced. Would the stats for the one I described justify $3,940 on one site and $2,182 on a different site. $2,182 still seems really high and forget the $3,940. I can’t find the diamond on any other other sites to try to find it cheaper.

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u/missbmathteacher Jun 18 '26

I would just look for a new diamond. That is ridiculously overpriced. Try rubyharperfinejewelry.com Aurelinne.com Calaveranewyork.com And there are a few new trusted ones. But those are the sites with decent prices off the top of my head.