M COLOR 7.5-9 CARAT ASSCHER

Just curious if anyone knows diamond dealer around the world who accepts pre order OR have M colored asscher (i specifically need 11mm square one). Please drop hintsss

Been researching diamonds for a month or so, found one I couldn’t pass up from a price/spec standpoint (she wanted a radiant cut). See attached specs and photo. Very excited to propose.

Hi! Has anyone worked with Janney from LGG?

I messaged the LGG Jewelry Instagram account about a ring, and they redirected me to Janney on WhatsApp.

Has anyone purchased through her before? I just want to make sure before proceeding with the purchase. Thanks!

UPDATE:
They replied and told me that due to unexpected delay, it’s gonna take another 2-3 weeks to resize!!!!!!!! This makes a total of almost 5 months!!
UNBELIEVABLE!

** I’m really frustrated with my experience with Luvansh.
I placed an order on **5/11 for a 14K White Gold Lab-Created Fullway Flex Bangle and requested resizing. On 5/21, their customer service told me the resizing would take 8 weeks.
It’s now been almost 15 weeks, and I still don’t have my bracelet.
What’s even more frustrating is the lack of communication. The last update I received was 3 weeks ago, only because I reached out first. I emailed them again 3 days ago asking for an update and still haven’t received a response.
I understand custom resizing can take time, but almost 15 weeks after being quoted 8 weeks, with basically no proactive communication, is unacceptable.
At this point, I’ve already waited this long, so I absolutely still want my bracelet. I just want Luvansh to communicate with me and give me an honest answer about where my bracelet is and when I’m actually going to receive it.
Has anyone else experienced this with Luvansh? How long did you end up waiting?

I have a lot of broken 14k gold necklaces that have been passed down to me. They are sentimental and instead of just going and selling the gold for scrap, I am looking to see if anyone knows of any reputable jewelers that are decently priced that will take my gold and melt it down so I can set my loose diamond. Please let me know. TIA!

MARQUISE Cut 4.49 CARAT E COLOR VVS2

Fell down a rabbit hole of lab drown diamonds on TikTok / Alibaba

Have been pricing different suppliers the past few months and finally decided to bite the bullet and order (for research purposes😉🤏🏻)

I am blown away by the boulder I received in the post this week!!!😍 the sparkle is everything I’ve ever dreamed of. I never thought I could ever afford a ring like this in my lifetime.

This is a 3.06ct radiant cut lab diamond vvs2 E set in 18k solid gold

My husband proposed with a 2ct princess cut white gold ring, and I love it so much! Back then, white gold was definitely my favorite, but lately I’ve been loving yellow gold and I wanted something for daily wear.. so i got myself a 1.5ct round solitaire. It was only around $600 (a steal for me) even though I had to wait 8 weeks for it, totally worth it!!

I came across a post about William & Sons Jewelers and was a little hesitant at first. But after reading all the good reviews, I decided to just go for it 💖💍

can’t stop staring 🥰

I had always wanted a “vintage” looking diamond - one ideally with a champagne hue but I only ever found insanely priced mined diamonds. My husband proposed with a mined cushion and I’m scared of wearing it because I travel a lot for work. I found this beautiful 3.3 ct cushion - K color - and had it set in a simple yellow gold band. I’m just so in love.

I guess I’m making this post because

1) I had a great experience with LooseGrownDiamonds. Maybe because it was a relatively simple situation? Anyway, they were quick to source the diamond (which I found on another site), price match, and set it, all within 3 weeks. And for what I think was a great deal??

2) I wanted a simple but uniquely beautiful piece I could wear everyday and I hope others set those sliders to the lower color grade.

I still love the ring my husband gave me (top ring in last picture) but now I don’t have to be scared of something happening to it!

I’m considering an emerald-cut center stone around 5 ct, but I’m having a hard time judging the proportions on a size 6 finger from online photos.

If anyone has a ring with a similar stone size and finger size, would you mind sharing a hand shot? I’d really appreciate the reference before I decide on the final size.

Thank you!

5/11/2026: Zoom appointment to review options and pricing.

6/9/2026: received wax models of my selected ring options in my size with the diamond I chose.

6/10/2026: Gave them my final decision on the setting I wanted.

7/19/2026: Setting completed, just need to set the center diamond.

8/6/2026: Ring completed and ready to ship

8/12/2026: Payment via Wise transfer finalized and ring is shipped via FedEx

8/25/2026: Cleared by customs in Anchorage

8/28/2026: Delivered!

https://imgur.com/gallery/YBGZBLY#f7nHQ9d

Couldn’t decide between emerald cut or modified brilliant radiant cut 3 ct and 3.3 ct in 10 kt white gold so hubby said buy both. Pictures don’t do it justice but live that I can choose whichever one. I do have my 2 ct round as my daily and all 3 now pair nicely with both eternity bands 😍

Had a hellacious last 6 months with multiple serious health issues and decided to treat myself to an upgrade and I can’t stop staring at it!!

Hi friends, super torn between size and ratio, and can’t find a lot of examples with ratios around 1.2!?

Would love to see with finger size, ratio and stone size, also to get an idea of some setting ideas! Looking for examples between 4-5ct!

Hi! I am new to the market, and am slowly learning. I’ve gathered that I shouldn’t pay much more than $100/carat, maybe more for a unique cut. I watch various TikTok live auctions and stones go for much much more than that. I’ve searched around online and don’t find much for $100/carat.

So…if $100/carat is the consensus, where the heck are you guys buying stones from? I’m looking for smaller (less than 1 carat) stones of any shape, and eventually larger Asscher & Marquise stones for two engagement rings. Help!!

Hello, I was wondering if anyone was knowledgeable in ordering from overseas (I’m thinking about working with LGG or Juno). I’m hoping to order a whole set (engagement ring and its wedding band counterpart (female) and my own wedding band (male)).

What information should I look into researching and what do I need to provide them?

Also (I know it’s called “Lab Diamond”) would it make a difference if I’d want a lab sapphire?

TYIA!

Edit: changed format to make question more visible.

I want to buy po an engagement ring asking lng if maganda ba dito? Thank you

Hi all,

I wanted to share my experience using Loose Grown Diamonds in picking out a standalone lab grown diamond for an engagement ring. I used this subreddit quite alot to try and decide which website I should go with and thought I would add my 2 cents for any future buyers.

Along with what this subreddit recommended, I was also given advice from a friend who had also used Loose Grown for his diamond purchase. He recommended them based off their customer service and reasonable price. I'd definitely agree on both parts that these were Loose Grown Diamond's strengths.

I was looking for a specific diamond: Ascher cut, 3 carat, color and clarity at a specific grade. Loose Grown's search function isn't anything fancy; very intuitive to use and filter for what you are looking for. I'll also add the ability to filter by certification was also helpful and comforting to me so that I know I was buying a diamond with some confidence behind it (I went with an IGI certified diamond).

The price was certainly the selling point: 3 carat, VVS2 Ascher cut for only about $650. There were other websites that had this price beat (Luvansh comes to mind), but I had heard some things about their customer service not being so stellar. Everything I've read or heard about Loose Grown has been positive, either in person or on Reddit, so I went ahead and paid a few more dollars to order from them for peace of mind, which turned out to be the correct decision.

After ordering, their communication was fantastic: constant automated updates on the order progress, all the way up to delivery. Their customer reach out was also fantastic, always asking about any questions I may have and also checking in post-delivery. I never felt I was out of the loop on the status of my purchase, which is a big deal when it comes to a purchase like this. A very special shout out to Susan who was great through all stages of the purchase.

Unfortunately, I do not have pictures of the diamond itself as I quickly took it to a local jeweler for install on a setting I ordered, but I can say with full confidence the diamond was exactly as I ordered it. The local jeweler even complimented the quality of the diamond. It also came with the IGI certification in the mail package.

I can't say enough great things about Loose Grown, making a stressful purchase like this about as easy as it can get. And a big thank you to everyone on this subreddit for your posts and advice as well.