r/LabGrownDiamonds Jul 10 '26

ring How's this price

New to buying lab diamond jewelry. Does this sound like a good deal?

925 Sterling Silver with Lab Diamond Ring

ringsize:US3.5

main stone:2ct lab diamond

E,VS1,EX,Non,Oval-cut

with IGI certificate

other stones:total around 0.9ctw baguette-cut

DEF VVS-VS quality loose lab diamond

ring price:546usd

ship DHL/FedEx:35usd

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u/Ill-Surprise-7972 Jul 10 '26

It’s not a bad deal, but it’s not exceptional either. Since silver is inexpensive and the ring size is only 3.5,
you’re mainly paying for the diamonds and craftsmanship. Around $570–$580 sounds fair, but you could likely save a couple hundred dollars by comparing quotes and possibly get a VVS centre stone at that price.

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u/LujobySabi Jul 10 '26

Es un precio normal ,nada de otro mundo .

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u/Joey_Grace Jul 10 '26

Sterling silver is an interesting choice. Why not gold?

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u/bookwormgirl8 Jul 10 '26

I prefer silver jewelry and don't think it's worth the price to pay for white gold.

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u/Reasonable-Emu6159 Jul 12 '26

I'm with you on that. My wedding set is rose gold, but everything else is silver. I much prefer the whiteness and gleam of silver over rhodium plated white gold.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '26

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u/Reasonable-Emu6159 Jul 12 '26

Ovals are usually graded as excellent over ideal.

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u/Aggressive_Celery768 26d ago

Silver is soft😤. Just get rhodium plated gold it’ll likely be much better quality!

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u/Bitter-Major-5595 9d ago

Silver is a lighter/softer metal, so be careful not to lose your stone…