Black Diamond Ring R1002

Our exquisite lab-grown diamond rings, crafted on demand, typically require a timeframe of 14-28 days for delivery of Australian-wide orders and 21-35 business days for international orders. Each ring undergoes meticulous craftsmanship to achieve perfection.

Certainly, our jewellery comes with a signature-on-delivery service and is fully insured throughout the transit process.

A 12-month Manufacturing Warranty is provided for all our products, including lab-grown diamond rings.

We have a variety of payment options including bank transfer or credit card (1.7% surcharge). We also offer payment plan options via GPay for your convenience.

You can request a free ring sizer by getting in touch with our team! Alternatively, you can measure your ring size comfortably at home by downloading this printable ring sizer guide.

Certainly! Lab-grown diamonds are ethically sourced and possess identical chemical compositions to mined or natural diamonds. They showcase the same level of beauty and have gained immense popularity as a choice for discerning individuals.

Simulants lack the identical chemical and physical characteristics of diamonds; they simply mimic the visual appeal of a diamond. Cubic zirconia, a crystal form of zirconium oxide, and moissanite, composed of silicon carbide, are notable examples of simulants. Unlike real diamonds, simulants do not possess the same level of hardness and durability, qualities that contribute to the everlasting nature of genuine diamonds. Simulants are commonly found in costume jewellery. Caution is advised regarding companies that exploit the term "SIMULANTS" to target uninformed customers. In contrast, lab-grown diamonds are authentic diamonds.

The sole distinction between a mined diamond and a lab-grown diamond lies in their origin. Lab-grown diamonds present an ethical and sustainable alternative.

Lab grown diamonds are a sustainable option, created using advanced technology under high pressure, which is much more ethical than traditional diamond mining methods.

The diamond tester will accurately confirm it as a diamond since they share the exact same composition. For additional information, refer to our guide page.