Are pink lab grown diamonds real diamonds?

Yes. A lab grown diamond is chemically, physically and optically identical to a mined diamond; the only difference is origin. The pink color is graded by IGI on the same scale used for natural fancy color diamonds.

How is the pink color created in a lab grown diamond?

The pink comes from color centers within the diamond’s crystal structure. For a buyer, what matters is that the resulting color grade is independently assessed and stated on the IGI report of every stone we carry.

Two pink diamonds have the same grade - why do they look different?

A certificate sorts color into categories, but stones vary within a grade. Hue evenness and how the color reads face-up can differ a lot, which is why we evaluate every pink visually rather than by the report alone.

Can a pink lab grown diamond be used in an engagement ring?

Yes - it is one of the most popular choices for a colored-diamond engagement ring. We help you match the stone to the right shape, setting and budget, and every stone comes IGI-certified.

Pink Lab Grown Diamonds

192 stones in our inventory - hand-selected and personally evaluated

Pink is the most sought-after of the fancy diamond colors, and genuinely fine pink has always been scarce. Lab-grown diamonds make a real, IGI-certified fancy pink attainable for an engagement ring or a special piece, without compromising anything that makes a diamond a diamond. In a lab-grown diamond the pink comes from color centers within the crystal structure, and on every stone we carry that color is independently graded and stated on its IGI report. A grade on paper only tells part of the story, though: two pinks with the same certificate can look completely different in the hand. What matters as much as intensity is how even and clean the hue is, and how the stone faces up in real light - and that is something only a visual evaluation can show. Eldad inspects every stone by eye before it joins the inventory, across the full range from soft Fancy to saturated Fancy Vivid, in a variety of shapes. Tell us what you're picturing and we'll point you to the stones worth seeing.

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Frequently asked questions

Are pink lab grown diamonds real diamonds?: Yes. A lab grown diamond is chemically, physically and optically identical to a mined diamond; the only difference is origin. The pink color is graded by IGI on the same scale used for natural fancy color diamonds.
How is the pink color created in a lab grown diamond?: The pink comes from color centers within the diamond’s crystal structure. For a buyer, what matters is that the resulting color grade is independently assessed and stated on the IGI report of every stone we carry.
Two pink diamonds have the same grade - why do they look different?: A certificate sorts color into categories, but stones vary within a grade. Hue evenness and how the color reads face-up can differ a lot, which is why we evaluate every pink visually rather than by the report alone.
Can a pink lab grown diamond be used in an engagement ring?: Yes - it is one of the most popular choices for a colored-diamond engagement ring. We help you match the stone to the right shape, setting and budget, and every stone comes IGI-certified.

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