- Is $1,204.14 a good price for a 1.5 carat lab diamond ring?
- It is competitive for a 14K gold bezel ring with an E/VVS2 ideal-cut stone. Comparable branded lab diamond rings often run $1,500 to $2,500. With only one new listing at $1,204.14 at Dannari Jewelry as of November 5, 2026, compare against other Ritani and online lab diamond sellers before buying.
- How does a bezel setting compare with prongs?
- A bezel wraps the diamond in metal, so it is more secure and sits lower on the finger. It also hides the girdle and can make the stone appear a touch smaller. Prongs show more of the diamond but snag more easily.
- Is a lab-grown diamond a real diamond?
- Yes. It has the same optical and physical properties as a mined diamond and is graded by IGI on the same scale. It costs much less, but resale value is low.
- What are the stone's specs?
- 1.50 carat round brilliant, E color, VVS2 clarity, ideal cut, excellent polish and symmetry, no fluorescence, 57% table and 60.1% depth, about 7.44 mm across.
- Can I customize the ring?
- Yes. It is made to order and can be customized in setting style, metal color and stone size. Ask the seller about lead time and whether custom orders can be returned.
- Will a wedding band sit flush with it?
- A low bezel usually lets a straight band sit close, but a curved band may fit better. Confirm the band width and profile with the seller before ordering a matching band.
- Where is the Ritani 1.50 Carat Round Lab Diamond Bezel Set Engagement Ring in 14K Yellow Gold cheapest?
- At Dannari Jewelry, for $1,204.14, as of our latest check.