A cross worn close to the heart — clean, simple, and set with just enough diamond to catch the light when you move.

Six round lab grown diamonds prong-set in 10K white gold, 1/2 carat total, D-F color, VS clarity. Same fire as a mined stone, on the same grading scale.

Some rings are made to stand alone. This one is made to be paired — to sit flush against a wedding band without a gap in sight.

Twenty-six round lab grown diamonds run across the face and shank of this ring, set in 10K white gold for a look that reads full without one oversized center stone doing all the work. The 1 1/4 carat total weight is built from D-F color, VS clarity diamonds, consistent stone to stone.

Designed to match a band. Built to wear on its own just as well.

Light doesn't stop at the center stone here — it spreads. A halo of pavé diamonds catches what the center throws off and throws it right back.

The IGI certified 1 carat round center is held in a classic prong setting and ringed by a halo of smaller round diamonds that make the whole face of the ring read larger than its center alone. Built in 10K white gold, the total weight comes to 1 1/4 carat across 31 stones, D-F color and VS clarity throughout.

More sparkle per carat — the entire point of a halo done well.

Not every ring needs an audience of stones to prove its point. Just one, cut and set right.

A single 1 carat round lab grown diamond sits alone in a classic four-prong setting, letting the cut do all the work with nothing competing for attention. Set in 14K white gold, the diamond is IGI certified at D-F color and VS clarity.

For the person who already knows what they want and doesn't need it dressed up.

The martini setting lifts each diamond on three slim prongs, open underneath, so light passes straight through and the stone looks like it's floating.

Two round lab grown diamonds in 14K white gold, 1/6 carat total, certified, D-F color, VS clarity. A refined everyday stud.

Fifty diamonds, no gaps — a solid ribbon of light that wraps each hoop from end to end.

Set in 14K white gold, one carat total in D-F color, VS clarity. The high stone count means finer, denser sparkle than a standard diamond hoop — same fire and hardness as mined, graded on the same scale.

A one carat round diamond doesn't need much help looking bright — but surround it with a halo of smaller stones and it stops traffic. That's the trick this ring pulls off.

The one carat round center sits high in a classic prong setting, framed by a halo and lined shank of smaller round diamonds that pick up where the center leaves off. Set in 10K white gold, the ring carries a 1 1/4 carat total weight across 19 lab grown diamonds, D-F color and VS clarity.

A ring built to say yes to, then wear for the next fifty years.

The hoop that goes with everything, only better — diamonds run along the front and the back, so they sparkle from every angle as your head turns.

Twenty round lab grown diamonds sit shared-prong in 10K white gold, 1 carat total in D-F color, VS clarity. Lab grown means the same fire and hardness as mined, graded on the same scale.

The one pair everyone should own. A single round diamond on each ear, four prongs, nothing else — the studs that go with everything you wear.

Round lab grown diamonds in 14K white gold, 1 carat total, certified, D-F color, VS clarity. Same brilliance as mined, on the same scale, for a fraction of the price.

Sharp corners, clean lines — the princess cut is the modern answer to the round stud, with a little more edge.

Two princess-cut lab grown diamonds in 14K white gold, 1 carat total, certified, D-F color, VS clarity.