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Round Lab Grown Diamonds


Welcome to the brilliant world of round lab-grown diamonds, where innovation meets elegance to redefine luxury. Crafted with cutting-edge technology and ethical consciousness, our collection boasts unparalleled beauty and sustainability. Experience the allure of timeless sophistication with diamonds that mirror the brilliance of nature while reducing environmental impact. From engagement rings to statement jewelry pieces, our round lab-grown diamonds offer the perfect blend of style, ethics, and value. Discover the future of fine jewelry and adorn yourself with brilliance that shines bright, guilt-free.

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A diamond can come in many different shapes, which can be largely dependent on the shape of the rough crystal from which a diamond is cut. The Round Brilliant is by far the most popular shape, making up almost 80% of all diamonds cut. Any other shapes outside of the Round Brilliant is referred to by it’s name or a blanket term of “Fancy Shape.”

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Carat is a measure of a diamond’s weight. The larger the carat weight, the more rare and valuable the diamond will be. A diamond’s physical appearance is not only influenced by its carat weight, but the quality of its craftsmanship also has a significant impact. Properly proportioned diamonds with an excellent cut grade will look larger and more beautiful than a poorly cut diamond.

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Diamonds Cut
Cut is the term used to refer to the overall quality and care of a diamond’s craftsmanship. Cut is an extremely important characteristic in determining the overall beauty and fire of a diamond. For this reason we always suggest choosing the highest cut grade available for your budget and desired characteristics.

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Diamonds Color
Color is graded based on the lack or presences of color in a diamond. Color can be found within diamonds in hues of both yellow and brown. A diamond will receive a higher color grade with less color present in the diamond. Color grades range from D-Z with D being the highest grade without any color present at all.

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Diamonds Clarity
Clarity refers to the number and size of small imperfections found in nearly all diamonds. These imperfections often referred to as inclusions, determine a diamond’s clarity grade. A diamond with a larger number and more frequent inclusions will receive a lower clarity grade than a diamond with very few inclusions.

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Shape 3.00 Carat L Color VS1 Clarity Very Good Cut GCAL Report $367 Price View View Est. delivery Fri, Oct 09
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3.00 Carat Round Diamond, L Color, VS1 Clarity, Very Good Cut
  • Stock Number:C144165
    Price:$367
  • Report:GCAL
    Shape:Round
  • Carat Weight:3.00 Ct.
    Cut:Very Good
  • Color:L
    Clarity:VS1
  • Symmetry:Very Good
    Polish:Excellent
  • Girdle:Slightly Thick To Thick
    Table:63%
  • Depth:61.4%
    Culet:None
  • L/W Ratio:0.99
    Fluorescence:None
  • Measurement:9.15X9.23X5.65 mm
 
Round FAQs

Round FAQs

Are round diamonds considered the brightest?

Yes, this cut is the most popular and widely used for diamonds due to its ability to maximize the stone's brilliance and fire.  The round brilliant cut features 57 or 58 facets, including the table (the flat top surface) and the culet (the pointed bottom). This precise arrangement of facets allows the diamond to reflect and refract light in a way that maximizes its brilliance, dispersion, and scintillation (the play of light and sparkle).

Which celebrities wear round cut diamonds?

  1. Blake Lively: The actress received a stunning oval diamond engagement ring from her husband, Ryan Reynolds, which features a large round diamond as the center stone.

  2. Jennifer Aniston: The actress's engagement ring from her now-husband, Justin Theroux, is reported to be a round brilliant-cut diamond.

  3. Mila Kunis: The actress wears a round diamond engagement ring from her husband, Ashton Kutcher.

  4. Natalie Portman: The actress's engagement ring from her husband, Benjamin Millepied, is said to feature a round diamond as the center stone.

  5. Scarlett Johansson: The actress's engagement ring from her husband, Colin Jost, is believed to be a round diamond ring.

  6. Emily Blunt: The actress received a beautiful round diamond engagement ring from her husband, John Krasinski.

  7. Reese Witherspoon: The actress's engagement ring from her husband, Jim Toth, is rumored to have a round diamond.

  8. Gisele Bündchen: The supermodel wears a round diamond engagement ring from her husband, Tom Brady.

  9. Miranda Kerr: The model's engagement ring from her husband, Evan Spiegel, is said to feature a round diamond.

  10. Jennifer Lopez: The singer and actress was proposed to with a stunning round diamond engagement ring from Alex Rodriguez.

What is the most famous round cut diamond?

One of the most famous round-cut diamonds is the "Cullinan I," also known as the "Star of Africa." The Cullinan I is not exclusively a round cut; it is part of the larger Cullinan Diamond, the largest gem-quality diamond ever found.

The Cullinan Diamond was discovered in South Africa in 1905 and weighed a staggering 3,106 carats in its rough state. It was later cut into several polished diamonds, with the Cullinan I being the largest and most famous of them all.

The Cullinan I is a pear-shaped diamond with 74 facets, making it an exceptional example of a round brilliant-cut diamond. It weighs 530.20 carats and is set in the British Imperial State Crown as part of the Crown Jewels. The Cullinan I is one of the most prominent diamonds in the world and is considered one of the most famous gemstones in history.

While the Cullinan I is a round-cut diamond, it is not purely round; it is a pear-shaped diamond with a round brilliant-cut. It is important to recognize that true round-cut diamonds are typically perfectly round and have 58 facets with a brilliant-cut facet arrangement.

There are many other famous and notable round-cut diamonds known for their beauty, size, and historical significance. However, there isn't a specific round-cut diamond that universally stands out above all others in the way that certain diamonds, like the Hope Diamond or the Cullinan Diamond, are widely recognized and famous.