Lab Diamond Solitaire Ring Collection
Lab-grown diamond solitaire engagement rings celebrate the beauty of one principal diamond in a thoughtfully proportioned setting. Discover round, oval and other diamond cuts in platinum and gold, from fine four-claw solitaires to gently tapered bands. The simplicity places the emphasis on the centre's cut and dimensions, while the claw arrangement and basket give each design its own character.
ISABELLA
Oval Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Solitaire
PARIS
Oval Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Hidden Halo
EDEN
Oval Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Vine Solitaire
LULU
Oval Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Petite Solitaire
EDEN
Round Lab Diamond 950 Platinum Vine Solitaire Ring
VIOLA
Oval Lab Diamond Platinum Shoulder Set
LIVELY
Oval Lab Diamond Platinum Petite Hidden Halo Pavé Shoulder Set
GRACE
Round Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Solitaire Ring
LILLIE
Round Lab Diamond 18K Yellow Gold 6 Prong Knife Edge Solitaire Ring
LILLIE
Round Lab Diamond 950 Platinum 6 Prong Knife Edge Solitaire Ring
LOTTIE
Round Lab Diamond 4 Claw Solitaire Platinum
ANNORA
Round Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Twist Solitaire Ring
EDEN
Oval Lab Diamond Platinum Vine Solitaire
PARIS
Oval Lab Diamond Platinum Hidden Halo
EDEN
Round Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Vine Solitaire Ring
FLORENCE
Emerald Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Solitaire
ISABELLA
Oval Lab Diamond 950 Platinum Solitaire
FLORENCE
Radiant Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Solitaire
PARIS
Radiant Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Hidden Halo Solitaire
LIVELY
Radiant Lab Diamond Platinum Micro Pavé Hidden Halo
ANNORA
Round Lab Diamond 950 Platinum Twist Solitaire Ring
MARGOT
Elongated Cushion Lab Diamond 18k Yellow Gold Bezel Solitaire
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These latest nominations build on previous industry recognition, including being shortlisted for Bridal Jewellery Retailer of the Year at the 2025 UK Jewellery Awards and Independent Retailer of the Year at the Professional Jeweller Awards 2025. We were also finalists for Retail Team of the Year at both the Retail Jeweller Awards and Professional Jeweller Awards in 2024, recognising the passion, expertise, and dedication of our team.
We’re honoured to be recognised for helping thousands of couples find the perfect engagement rings and wedding rings, with a strong focus on choice, transparency, and personalisation. As an award-winning jeweller, we remain committed to delivering exceptional service, exceptional craftsmanship, and responsibly sourced lab-grown diamonds, moissanite, and natural diamonds, ensuring every customer can find a ring that perfectly reflects their love story.
Choosing a Lab Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring
A lab diamond solitaire keeps the design focused on one diamond, allowing its cut, outline and proportions to take centre stage. It is a particularly good choice if you prefer an understated ring but still want the option to personalise the shape, carat weight and precious metal.
Begin with the actual diamond
Compare the measurements and appearance of individual stones, rather than looking at carat weight alone. A round brilliant produces a different pattern of light from an emerald cut, while an oval or pear can create a longer line on the finger. Ask to see the selected diamond's grading document and photographs or video before making a final decision.
Make the centre stone and metal work together
A lab diamond solitaire is a useful style for comparing how metals affect the overall impression of a white diamond. Platinum gives a naturally white surround; yellow gold provides warmer contrast, and rose gold creates a softer tone. The claws may be made to blend with the band or appear more discreet against the stone. Compare the complete design in different lighting, not just a close-up of the loose diamond.
Next, pay attention to the setting. Four claws and a bezel frame the stone differently, while basket height and band width affect the overall balance. Check wedding-band compatibility if you would like a close-fitting pair. For a wider choice of designs and stone options, compare our solitaire engagement rings collection.
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Lab Diamond Solitaire Rings: More to Explore
EXPERT, QUALIFIED ADVICE
Expert Lab-Grown Diamond Ring Advice
Compare lab-grown diamond cuts, clarity, colour and proportions with help from our jewellery consultants. Our team includes JET-qualified specialists and colleagues following the National Association of Jewellers' training pathway, offering practical guidance on grading reports and the settings that suit different diamond shapes.
Visit our Manchester or London showroom to compare designs, or arrange a virtual consultation.
Lab Diamond Solitaire Ring Collection FAQs
Is a solitaire setting suitable for lab-grown diamond engagement rings?
A solitaire is one of the most versatile ways to showcase a lab-grown diamond. With no visible halo around the centre, the stone's outline and proportions become the main attraction, whether you choose a classic round brilliant or a longer oval. We'd begin with the shape you enjoy and the band width that feels comfortable. A simple setting doesn't have to feel plain; small differences in claws and basket design make it distinctly yours.
What should I compare between solitaire lab-grown diamond designs?
When comparing lab-grown diamond solitaires, we'd look at the individual diamond's actual dimensions and grading report alongside its setting. A narrow band can make the centre seem more prominent, while a slightly broader shank gives a different balance. The number of claws and height of the basket also change the look from the side. If you prefer more metal around the edge, our bezel-set lab diamond rings are an interesting alternative.
Will a solitaire lab-grown diamond ring sit neatly beside a wedding band?
A straight wedding ring will sit neatly against some solitaire designs, but a lower centre basket may leave a small, perfectly normal gap. We'd suggest looking at the side profile and trying the intended band with the engagement ring if you can. A matching metal or similar width can create a harmonious pair, though the rings don't need to be identical. The important thing is that they feel comfortable together.