Brilliant Earth deals
Brilliant Earth is an online jeweler known for lab-grown and natural diamonds, recycled gold, and rings it lets you configure stone by stone. The page currently lists no live deals, so every price shown is the standard listed price. Standout pieces include a 2 ct. princess cut natural diamond engagement ring in white gold, a 14k white gold petite shared prong diamond ring, and diamond solitaire stud earrings.
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- Does Brilliant Earth run sales?
- Brilliant Earth discounts less often than mass-market jewelers and rarely marks down loose diamonds. Promotions tend to appear around Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, usually as savings on settings or select ready-to-ship pieces rather than on stones.
- Where is Brilliant Earth cheapest?
- Prices are set by Brilliant Earth and are the same on its site and in its showrooms, so there is no cheaper authorized retailer. Lab-grown diamonds cost far less than natural stones of the same size and grade, and settings in 14k gold cost less than platinum.
- What is Brilliant Earth known for?
- It built its name on traceable sourcing: beyond-conflict natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, recycled precious metals, and a build-your-own ring tool that shows each stone's price and specifications. It also sells wedding bands, earrings, necklaces and bracelets.
- What is Brilliant Earth's return policy?
- Brilliant Earth accepts returns within 30 days of delivery on most items, provided they are unworn and in original condition with tags. Engraved and custom-made pieces are final sale, and return shipping and restocking terms vary by item, so check the specific product page.
- Are Brilliant Earth diamonds certified?
- Loose natural diamonds of about 0.30 ct. and up typically ship with GIA or AGS grading reports, and lab-grown stones come with IGI reports. Smaller accent diamonds in settings are usually not individually certified.