I feel so lucky to be in China right now. In two years I bought so many rings, earrings and necklaces in white gold with lab grown diamonds. And I wouldn’t even post the price I’m getting because I don’t want upset people in USA, Canada or Europe (I’m European). I’m waiting currently for my dream ring with 4,32c oval diamond with a halo. And oh boy, the price I paid…
I am a graduate of the Gemological Institute of America (so many years ago ... when they were still in Santa Monica!) I agree with this 100%. Excellent video, thanks for posting this. Color is more important than clarity, but let us not forget another "C" - the cut.
Yes, the cut is very important. It's one of the only things I know in life that if it's cut poorly it can have a higher weight. So you pay more. If it was cut correctly, it might weigh less, look better, and cost less. It's crazy. Thank you for your comment. Terry
@mrbutch308 what's the point of a lab grown without there being an actual diamond. With today's prices people are way better off buying naturals that once the lab grown bubble bursts will probably double in value again. And u work for GIA? Please
Recently bought a 1.4 carat lab diamond for my fiancée. I focused on cut, using a set of tolerances I'd found online for the cut angles that produce the best brilliance. We stayed in the near colorless range with very few inclusions. My fiancée loves her ring and diamond and the fire it exudes is pretty amazing. I can't even imagine how much we'd have spent for the exact same mined diamond. Lab diamonds are absolutely beautiful but so much more affordable! We're very a happy with our decision.
We have over 2 million diamonds at our fingertips. Just fill out this diamond buying form, and we can get you a price so you know what it will cost. If you can't find it at that price we can get it for you. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
The most important thing in a diamond is an excellent cut. Look for clarity second and color third. DO NOT PAY FOR A DIFFERENCE IF YOU CAN NOT SEE THE DIFFERENCE!
I'm sorry I don't agree. Cut is very important, but if you don't have a trained eye, you might not know it's not a great cut or a bad one. You should focus on what you can see. Like color must be white. And clarity, you don't want to see black junk in the stone.
@@LabGrownDiamondInfoplus doesn’t the actual cut matter too? I read that emerald cuts don’t show color as much but charity is super important as there’s no where to hide with those straight facets.
I have customers and friends in Canada. If you can't find what you want, let me know. There are several CAD companies that are practical free. Good luck.
Looking for a 2crt Oval light yellow in colour. What about the girdle thickness to look for? A retailer mentioned not to go too thick with the girdle thickness. Thanks for the great info!!!
I'm assuming this is for an engagement ring. Center 1 ct with 8 side stones. 4- five point stones on each side, same color and clarity. I expect the ring would be a total price of around $2,000 for everything. But it depends on the gold weight, ring size, and if it's 14kt gold or you want something else. That could change things up or down $200 to $300 If you fill out our diamond buying guide, we can contact you with as much information and images as you need. Thanks Terry docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
I'm happy to help. You can fill out this diamond buying form. We can give you the exact price you should pay. That way, anywhere you go, you know what to expect. If you can't find what you want, We will be happy to provide it for you. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
when the lab diamond get cheaper and they can make insane size, i dont think anybody with money will want to wear their "natural" diamond that nobody can tell the difference without an expensive table setup.
In the market for a natural diamond and just learned about lab stones. Quoted $4k for round lab 2c, F/VS1 and excellent with IGI from James Allen. After reading all these comments, what’s the fair price?
That's too much. Should be under $2,000. I have a 2.52 ct F color VS2 clarity EX EX EX for $1,630. In stock now. Let set up a call, and I will show you the diamond. Here is our online diamond order form. docs.google.com/forms/d/1fFbahmYLEhdlqpsH_DA2k-fQL-SdbGxPa_Q38t9cEM0/viewform?edit_requested=true
The 1.73 should cost you around $1,600, then the setting. Platinum is about 1/2 of gold, but it's more pure in than 14k or even 18k, and it's heavier. So maybe $1,600 for the setting. That comes to $3,200 and add $300 for labor. So, $3,500 should be the price. You didn't do bad.
Hi thank you for reaching out! we selected two stones that we think will fit your criteria! The first stone is a G color VS1 3.07 ct $1,625. We also found a very nice 3.01ct G Color VS1 for $1,705. We would be glad to bring in these tones for you to do a video chat! Feel Free to email our manager laurac@quinnsgoldsmith.com to set this up!
I bought a 5 K man made diamond for my wife who had to have one. 2 years later when she left me for her girlfriend I took this 5K man made diamond to Dallas gold and silver and found out my 5K ring was really worth 12.15 $. MAN Made Diamonds are a total scam !!!!!!
🏆 So glad I found you! Thanks for the education. I love 🍐 & marquise. Looking at 4-5 cts. I've focused on table % for the flash! Any info to be aware of with these cuts? 🙏
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I'm sure we can make it. Fill out the diamond buying guide, and we can give you an estimate. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
Is this a natural diamond or a Lab grown diamond. I have access to both but it would take a little time to find the exact color your talking about. I did see a large number of colored diamonds on my most recent trip so I'm sure I can find something for you. Also what shape diamond are you looking for?
Im so glad i watched this! Im trying to find an oval of good quality for an engagement ring a 2.5crt and i dont have any real idea what i should be paying for a lab grown. Any help would be appreciated! Ive tried the online retailers but i really dont trust it.
We have a form you can fill out. We use it to find exactly what you want with a price . This way you can get it from us or someone else. And you will know exactly what it will cost. Here you go. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform Good luck. Terry
Sure, fill this form out. It's free... We can get you price information that you can take anywhere of what the actual prices are. You can take that info anywhere. If you can't find it for what we tell you, the price should be. We honor that price and get it for you. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
Insight Greatly Appreciated! One question, does a certification with “Hearts & Arrows” vs a comparable “Ideal/Excellent Cut” without a hearts and arrows notification on the certificate make any difference to light/sparkle performance of the diamond?
Typically, ideal cuts do have Heart's and Arrows. It's just not always notated because it doesn't want you to be confused with the company that uses the hearts, etc. in their name brand. If it's stated on the certificate, that's fine, but don't buy a name brand Hearts and Arrows because you will pay dearly for that name. Hope that makes sense. We are a diamond buying form. If you have any other questions, you can fill this out, and we can contact you directly. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
Sould be under $1,000 depending on the quality. That would be for something very nice. You get 20% off the setting of your choice, and all the labor is free if we get you the diamond. Just fill out this for and we will find something very nice for you docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform Hope this helps.
A 1ct Lab diamond with an excellent cut color and clarity should cost around $600 to $800 for the diamond itself. You have to decide what shape you like the best. 85% of people go with Round because they tend to sparkle the best. But that's up to you. Next, you need a setting. Make sure the head holding the stone is white gold r strength. The ring itself can be any color gold you like. I hope this was helpful. If you need anything else, just ask. I'm happy to help. Terry
I will be, in the future, going for a 3 ct. H&A cut HPHT solitaire with side stones or 2.5 ct with a halo. The longer I wait, the more prices come down. In a well cut stone you should be able to go down in color and not notice it. Is that accurate? Also I am curious if there's a noticeable difference between an H&A cut and an Ideal cut?
Absolutely! A well-cut diamond will indeed maximize its brilliance and sparkle, but you may still notice differences in color. As for the distinction between a Hearts & Arrows (H&A) cut and an Ideal cut, they both aim for exceptional brilliance and light performance, but an H&A cut typically displays a specific pattern of arrows and hearts under magnification, while an Ideal cut focuses on overall proportions for optimal light return. Both cuts can result in stunning diamonds, but they have slight differences in their visual characteristics.
Close to $1,000. It depends on the exact color and clarity. We have a diamond buying guide. Fill this out and get an exact price in today's market. It's free docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
In the market for LGD for around 3carat, E/VS1, good cut on 14k white gold made in India. How much should I pay? It is quoted for $2800- $3500. Please advise. Thank you!
The prices are extremely good. Some sizes are getting harder to find. They have dropped a bit in the past 6 months. I dont see much more room for them to go down. It's getting what you want that could be the concern in the future.
Great video! I am considering a 1.5 ct, D color lab grown diamond that’s VS1 with an excellent cut. What’s a good price? Also I would love a pink lab diamond with the same stats. Does that exist? 🙏🏽thanks
Yes, pinks do exist. And the prices are very reasonable. We have a diamond buying guide as a link below if you would like pricing and more information.
I'm going to Dubai this Feb and thinking of replacing 2 of my moissanite rings with lab grown diamonds. One 2.5 carats and the other 4 carats. I heard that it's cheaper to buy gold and lab grown diamonds over there.
Exciting trip ahead! If you're considering a switch, our recent video dives deep into the differences between lab-grown diamonds and moissanite. It might help you make an informed decision before your trip. Safe travels! ✈️💍 ua-cam.com/video/BUkYO66X8HE/v-deo.html
Looking at nature 6.52 CTW, G-H color, 11-12 clarity, very good cut diamond studs. They look good, very reputable jeweler asking $45,000 , no certificate. Should l run to or from?
Diamonds that big should have a certificate on each diamond. Not an appraisal! If the color is off by just one grade, the price would drop $6,500. Without a certificate, you really don't know what you're getting. And the price swing is too big to risk it. They should have no problem sending the to GIA for a rush evaluation. Don't buy them till you get the certs. Good luck. Terry
We have a link below that you can fill out. It's very simple we can lock in a price same day. You can take that price anywhere, knowing what it should cost. If you can't find one at that price, we can get it for you honoring the price we gave you. We have been in business for 35 years. Thank you Terry
I will have to look into it. Anything over 5cts the prices jump. If it was natural, it would be at least $250k. I will find out. Please fill out or diamond requests so I can contact you again. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
There is a big difference in price between 2ct and 3ct. A 2ct should be around $1,700, and a 3ct should be under $2,800 if you can find one the shape you like. If you can find one contact, My manager Laura at Quinns Goldsmith, she can search for you.
It depends on the color also. I recommend the whiter the better. Because a diamond reflects all the colors in the world, so if it's whiter, you get a crisper reflection. D E or F color are all considered colorless. The VS1 and VS2 are really flawless to the naked eye, so you could easily get a VS2 and up the color. This way, you get a better color for the same price . Or stick with the VS1. it's up to you. Depending on the shape, you should be able to get an extremely beautiful 3ct stone for around $2,500. We have a diamond buying guide that can get you the exact price you should pay. If you can't find it for that price, we are happy to supply it for you. (We also give you 20% off the setting of your choice and no extra charges for labor.) This way, you can feel confident going in any store or online and know exactly what you will pay. Im sharing our diamond buying guide here. I hope this helps. Good luck on your search. Terry Quinn docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
Why would anyone buy a Lab Grown diamond today? They are being offered at 99.5% discount of Rapaport's pricing to dealers currently. The overpriced Lab Grown diamonds are still in the stores and pricing is only dropping as this inventory is sold. Wait 12 months and the lab grown diamond you purchased today, will be work 5% of what you paid.
im looking for a natural not laser drilled, not enhanced, round brilliant diamond GIA certified 1ct g or better color excellent cut vs2 how much would that be right now i subscribed im trying to learn to sell diamonds n rings
Lab diamonds are a bit like digital watches. The very first digital watches cost ridiculous amounts of money. Wait a while longer and you'll be able to get lab diamonds for $20. Which makes them great value because you can invest all the money you didn't spend on a natural diamond instead and collect the interest 😄
Yes, it would be best if you fill out what you're looking for so we can contact you with all the information. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
Hi Anna! This is what we found for you 3.2ct D VVS2 HPHT for $3,550! We also found a 3.10 ct D VVS2 CVD for $3,700. We would love to schedule a meeting with you (Via Zoom or FaceTime) to show you the stones! My contact information is laurac@quinnsgoldsmith.com -Terry (CEO) & Laura (Manager)
Yes, for 35 years. I CREATED THESE VIDEOS TO HELP PEOPLE THAT WERE GETTING RIPPED OFF. if you would like an honest price, fill out the link I'm sending you, and we can get you the best price possible. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform Thank you Terry
Yes, we ship almost anywhere. If you fill out this guide, one of us can contact you and we can go from there. Thanks Terry docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
Thank you for your question! Both of these diamonds Oval and Round 2 ct F VS2 should be aprox. $1,250! if you have any more questions feel free to cal us!
Hey, thank you for the informations. I am looking for a lab grown 1.carat cushion Diamond. The colour between F,E,D. Claritty between VVS2 AND VVS1, and excellent cut. Since I am in Europe I saw this website called 77 Diamond proposing it with the filters I mentioned between 500 and 600 Euros with IGI certificate. Is that a good price? Do you also think 77 Dimond are a good website and bying it online is worth it? Thanks in advance.
We don't have any history purchasing form 77 diamonds, however my search 1.02 D VVS2 HPHT $505. Additionally we found an F VVs2 HPHT 1.01ct for $480. I am happy to help you if you can't find what you're looking for! Feel Free to email our manager laurac@quinnsgoldsmith.com -Terry & Laura
Constructive criticism, cause you are worth the effort. Talk a little slower. Because you are telling and showing some very good info. Sure, we can re-listen. Or make our own notes. But, the best choice is to get it from you. Record before you’ve had your second coffee. Consider showing and telling to a person in the room with you. Go slower, let people have time to absorb your wisdom. Thanks for your honesty and experience.
Yes, that's too much. Does that include the ring? If so, the ring they are making might cost more. That could be the difference. Get a second opinion on the total price. You can send the request to my store we can give you a price that it would cost from us. That should help you understand the total price. Fill out our form attached, and we can at least get you a price so you can really know if it's a good price or not. Out prices are in USD. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
For a lab-grown round or oval shape GIA F1 grade diamond of 2 to 3 carats, please email us at lauracinquini@icloud.com. We'll provide you with pricing and further information promptly. Looking forward to assisting you! 😊
Hi Brandon, I have a diamond buying guide. Please fill out a few questions and my manager will get you the info and need. Thanks Terry docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScr6AQjutjK4JL_qtmm_yjgDivvIrEKFFbSOs5oD28OF221Jw/viewform
Lab-grown diamonds, like any market, may experience price fluctuations over time. However, their ethical and sustainable appeal has led to increased popularity and competitive pricing compared to natural diamonds. While there may be adjustments, lab-grown diamonds still offer value and appeal to many consumers.
lab diamonds to a mined diamond are pretty similar, both refract the same light and both have the same hardness level. They will both last forever. A shitcoin is a shot in the sky to see if your $25,000 can become a million. If it doesn’t pump you lose most of your $25,000. A lab diamond ring will shine and last forever and if you look in the right place for a 4ct diamond ring it’ll run you around 4k depending on the specs of course.
Ah ok so how much will u buy a lab grown diamond from all these good people here? That's where your lab grown fails, it has no value because it's not a natural resource so it's not a diamond period. Just tell people u pay 500$ and you're selling it for 3-4 times the price and the margins are very much in your favor. You're just ripping people off selling them an idea and that's all it is. Without natural diamonds your lab growns would be worthless and soon enough people will realize the scam but I hope u make some money in the meanwhile with your little scam, Goodluck!
No more than $3,000 for an excellent stone D to E in color VS1 Make sure the table isn't to big and it's not cut to deep. Or it might not reflect the light as good as you except.
Hi this is Reza from Quinn’s Goldsmith thanks for reaching out. I have a beautiful tennis bracelet 3 carat total weight 14 karat white gold, beautiful, beautiful stones please reach me at 703-878-1622 I will go over all the details with you thanks
I feel so lucky to be in China right now. In two years I bought so many rings, earrings and necklaces in white gold with lab grown diamonds. And I wouldn’t even post the price I’m getting because I don’t want upset people in USA, Canada or Europe (I’m European). I’m waiting currently for my dream ring with 4,32c oval diamond with a halo. And oh boy, the price I paid…
Just make sure your really getting what your paying for
I am a graduate of the Gemological Institute of America (so many years ago ... when they were still in Santa Monica!) I agree with this 100%. Excellent video, thanks for posting this. Color is more important than clarity, but let us not forget another "C" - the cut.
Yes, the cut is very important. It's one of the only things I know in life that if it's cut poorly it can have a higher weight. So you pay more. If it was cut correctly, it might weigh less, look better, and cost less.
It's crazy.
Thank you for your comment.
Terry
@mrbutch308 what's the point of a lab grown without there being an actual diamond. With today's prices people are way better off buying naturals that once the lab grown bubble bursts will probably double in value again. And u work for GIA? Please
@@samyezzeddine7436 I never said I worked for the GIA. I am a graduate of the GIA.
Thanks for the video Quinn!
I am looking for a 3 ct. emerald cut lab grown.
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Recently bought a 1.4 carat lab diamond for my fiancée. I focused on cut, using a set of tolerances I'd found online for the cut angles that produce the best brilliance. We stayed in the near colorless range with very few inclusions. My fiancée loves her ring and diamond and the fire it exudes is pretty amazing. I can't even imagine how much we'd have spent for the exact same mined diamond. Lab diamonds are absolutely beautiful but so much more affordable! We're very a happy with our decision.
That is awesome!
Where did you get it? I’m having a hard time finding out if I should order online and I can’t find any lab diamond rings in person
Weight - 106.15cts,
colour -E,
clarity - VVS,
hardness -10,
result - natural diamond
How much to buy the diamond please tell me?
🙄And Moissanite says;😏 "Hold my De Beer$ !"‼😂🤣🤣😎
I looking to buy a Hope Diamond equivalent and I don't want to spend more than $100.
Can you get me one while you're at it.
I’m looking for a 5ct round lab diamond!!
We have over 2 million diamonds at our fingertips. Just fill out this diamond buying form, and we can get you a price so you know what it will cost. If you can't find it at that price we can get it for you.
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1.5ct Oval. White gold. Dream ring would have halo and maybe split shank with small diamonds on each side.
The most important thing in a diamond is an excellent cut. Look for clarity second and color third. DO NOT PAY FOR A DIFFERENCE IF YOU CAN NOT SEE THE DIFFERENCE!
I'm sorry I don't agree. Cut is very important, but if you don't have a trained eye, you might not know it's not a great cut or a bad one.
You should focus on what you can see. Like color must be white. And clarity, you don't want to see black junk in the stone.
@@LabGrownDiamondInfoplus doesn’t the actual cut matter too? I read that emerald cuts don’t show color as much but charity is super important as there’s no where to hide with those straight facets.
Hi Terry, Love your channel and honesty…I wish your store was in Canada! Lab grown diamond prices in CAD are crazy!
I have customers and friends in Canada. If you can't find what you want, let me know. There are several CAD companies that are practical free.
Good luck.
you can open one.
Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Looking for a 2crt Oval light yellow in colour. What about the girdle thickness to look for? A retailer mentioned not to go too thick with the girdle thickness. Thanks for the great info!!!
Give us a call we can help you! (703) 878-1622
1ct round vs1 F color ideal and excellent cut and 0.4 ct divided to 8 stones same specs
I'm assuming this is for an engagement ring. Center 1 ct with 8 side stones. 4- five point stones on each side, same color and clarity.
I expect the ring would be a total price of around $2,000 for everything. But it depends on the gold weight, ring size, and if it's 14kt gold or you want something else. That could change things up or down $200 to $300
If you fill out our diamond buying guide, we can contact you with as much information and images as you need.
Thanks
Terry
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I’m looking to purchase a 3 carat oval diamond. Can you help me with the process ? How can I best contact you ?
I'm happy to help. You can fill out this diamond buying form. We can give you the exact price you should pay. That way, anywhere you go, you know what to expect. If you can't find what you want, We will be happy to provide it for you.
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when the lab diamond get cheaper and they can make insane size, i dont think anybody with money will want to wear their "natural" diamond that nobody can tell the difference without an expensive table setup.
That is a good point. Very good point!
Terry
@@LabGrownDiamondInfolots of fakes and super fakes flooding the market but I have not seen Louis Vuitton close a single store 😉
What’s an appropriate price for a 2.5 ct marquise lab grown diamond - F color - VS1 or VS2 - excellent cut?
In the market for a natural diamond and just learned about lab stones. Quoted $4k for round lab 2c, F/VS1 and excellent with IGI from James Allen. After reading all these comments, what’s the fair price?
That's too much. Should be under $2,000.
I have a 2.52 ct F color VS2 clarity EX EX EX for $1,630. In stock now.
Let set up a call, and I will show you the diamond.
Here is our online diamond order form.
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Your videos are so great! Super helpful!! Thank you!
Glad you like them! We love knowing we helped :)
Hi, I got a price from a store near Philadelphia, PA.
Lab grown 1.73 ct, D, VVS2 round, solitaire in platinum for $4,240 w/ tax. How’s the price ?
The 1.73 should cost you around $1,600, then the setting. Platinum is about 1/2 of gold, but it's more pure in than 14k or even 18k, and it's heavier. So maybe $1,600 for the setting. That comes to $3,200 and add $300 for labor. So, $3,500 should be the price.
You didn't do bad.
How much would it be for a 3ct, G, vs1, princess cut lab diamond?
Hi thank you for reaching out! we selected two stones that we think will fit your criteria! The first stone is a G color VS1 3.07 ct $1,625. We also found a very nice 3.01ct G Color VS1 for $1,705. We would be glad to bring in these tones for you to do a video chat! Feel Free to email our manager laurac@quinnsgoldsmith.com to set this up!
I bought a 5 K man made diamond for my wife who had to have one. 2 years later when she left me for her girlfriend I took this 5K man made diamond to Dallas gold and silver and found out my 5K ring was really worth 12.15 $. MAN Made Diamonds are a total scam !!!!!!
It sounds like you got scammed twice. There's no way in the world it was worth $12.15. The gold alone would be worth more than that.
That's too bad.
🏆 So glad I found you! Thanks for the education. I love 🍐 & marquise. Looking at 4-5 cts. I've focused on table % for the flash! Any info to be aware of with these cuts? 🙏
I'm sending you a link. Laura, my manager, or I can answer and questions.
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Great information keep it up
Thanks, will do!
2.5 CT Pear cut Hidden Halo Engagement Ring, set with east west set center stone
I'm sure we can make it. Fill out the diamond buying guide, and we can give you an estimate.
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I’m interested in 2-3 carat, pinkish brown diamond, Cut (great), Clarity (VS2-1). Do you carry or have access to to?
Is this a natural diamond or a Lab grown diamond. I have access to both but it would take a little time to find the exact color your talking about.
I did see a large number of colored diamonds on my most recent trip so I'm sure I can find something for you. Also what shape diamond are you looking for?
Last week I bought a 2.1 carat D color, VVS2, 3E for 1600 dollars. What do you think?
IGI certificate mentioned hearts and arrows.
That's excellent. You did well.
Im so glad i watched this! Im trying to find an oval of good quality for an engagement ring a 2.5crt and i dont have any real idea what i should be paying for a lab grown. Any help would be appreciated! Ive tried the online retailers but i really dont trust it.
We have a form you can fill out. We use it to find exactly what you want with a price . This way you can get it from us or someone else. And you will know exactly what it will cost.
Here you go.
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Good luck.
Terry
Where in Texas I can get a lab diamond.
Sure, fill this form out. It's free...
We can get you price information that you can take anywhere of what the actual prices are. You can take that info anywhere. If you can't find it for what we tell you, the price should be. We honor that price and get it for you.
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What’s the price today for an IF emerald cut diamond d in color 2 carat?
I'm not at my computer, but I would say about $3,000
Thank you for this
My pleasure!
Insight Greatly Appreciated! One question, does a certification with “Hearts & Arrows” vs a comparable “Ideal/Excellent Cut” without a hearts and arrows notification on the certificate make any difference to light/sparkle performance of the diamond?
Typically, ideal cuts do have Heart's and Arrows. It's just not always notated because it doesn't want you to be confused with the company that uses the hearts, etc. in their name brand.
If it's stated on the certificate, that's fine, but don't buy a name brand Hearts and Arrows because you will pay dearly for that name.
Hope that makes sense.
We are a diamond buying form. If you have any other questions, you can fill this out, and we can contact you directly.
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What about Radiant cut Lab Grown..Do they tend to run as much as a Round Brilliant or less than?
There less. On average 15%
@@LabGrownDiamondInfo I'm in contact with your store for a Custom made Ring, Radiant cut, Super Excited to see what you can do for me 😍
Wht about a 1.1 carat ..lab grown ...round diamond.......how much it cost according to you sir?
Sould be under $1,000 depending on the quality. That would be for something very nice.
You get 20% off the setting of your choice, and all the labor is free if we get you the diamond.
Just fill out this for and we will find something very nice for you
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How much should i pay for a 1 crt lab oval diamond? And what type of cut should i be looking for?
A 1ct Lab diamond with an excellent cut color and clarity should cost around $600 to $800 for the diamond itself. You have to decide what shape you like the best. 85% of people go with Round because they tend to sparkle the best. But that's up to you. Next, you need a setting. Make sure the head holding the stone is white gold r strength. The ring itself can be any color gold you like. I hope this was helpful. If you need anything else, just ask. I'm happy to help.
Terry
I will be, in the future, going for a 3 ct. H&A cut HPHT solitaire with side stones or 2.5 ct with a halo. The longer I wait, the more prices come down. In a well cut stone you should be able to go down in color and not notice it. Is that accurate? Also I am curious if there's a noticeable difference between an H&A cut and an Ideal cut?
Absolutely! A well-cut diamond will indeed maximize its brilliance and sparkle, but you may still notice differences in color. As for the distinction between a Hearts & Arrows (H&A) cut and an Ideal cut, they both aim for exceptional brilliance and light performance, but an H&A cut typically displays a specific pattern of arrows and hearts under magnification, while an Ideal cut focuses on overall proportions for optimal light return. Both cuts can result in stunning diamonds, but they have slight differences in their visual characteristics.
What is a fair price for good color 1.5ct round brilliant in todays market?
Close to $1,000. It depends on the exact color and clarity.
We have a diamond buying guide. Fill this out and get an exact price in today's market. It's free
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In the market for LGD for around 3carat, E/VS1, good cut on 14k white gold made in India. How much should I pay? It is quoted for $2800- $3500. Please advise. Thank you!
That sounds like a good price
How are the prices now after 6 months?
The prices are extremely good. Some sizes are getting harder to find. They have dropped a bit in the past 6 months. I dont see much more room for them to go down. It's getting what you want that could be the concern in the future.
Unless it’s a step cut, where clarity would matter quite a bit more :)
That's exactly right! Thanks
where would i find the most reliable for the best price online?
I don't recommend online because you don't get to compare stones side by side.
I'm sure there are plenty that will work for you.
Great video! I am considering a 1.5 ct, D color lab grown diamond that’s VS1 with an excellent cut. What’s a good price? Also I would love a pink lab diamond with the same stats. Does that exist? 🙏🏽thanks
Yes, pinks do exist. And the prices are very reasonable. We have a diamond buying guide as a link below if you would like pricing and more information.
I'm going to Dubai this Feb and thinking of replacing 2 of my moissanite rings with lab grown diamonds. One 2.5 carats and the other 4 carats. I heard that it's cheaper to buy gold and lab grown diamonds over there.
Exciting trip ahead! If you're considering a switch, our recent video dives deep into the differences between lab-grown diamonds and moissanite. It might help you make an informed decision before your trip.
Safe travels! ✈️💍
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8 carat, oval, G color, vs1
We have 8.52 G Vs2 Oval Ex Ex: $6000
8.12 G vs2 Ex Ex: $5,800
Thank you very much for the valuable information you provided. What I'm curious about is: In what range are the prices of "raw lab grown diamonds"?
I have not been able to get or even see a raw uncut one.
Terry
@@LabGrownDiamondInfo Yes, you are an honest person.
Looking at nature 6.52 CTW, G-H color, 11-12 clarity, very good cut diamond studs. They look good, very reputable jeweler asking $45,000 , no certificate. Should l run to or from?
Diamonds that big should have a certificate on each diamond. Not an appraisal! If the color is off by just one grade, the price would drop $6,500. Without a certificate, you really don't know what you're getting. And the price swing is too big to risk it.
They should have no problem sending the to GIA for a rush evaluation. Don't buy them till you get the certs.
Good luck.
Terry
@@LabGrownDiamondInfo thank you very much, l will go to your website and look into lab diamonds as that may be the best option for me.
What the price for a round 2.25 vvs1 excellent cut d color and where do you recommend we buy it from.
We have a link below that you can fill out. It's very simple we can lock in a price same day. You can take that price anywhere, knowing what it should cost. If you can't find one at that price, we can get it for you honoring the price we gave you. We have been in business for 35 years.
Thank you
Terry
Round Two karat total weight stud earrings I seen some from 12 to 1500 for lab grown diamonds. Is that a good price?
If it's not, how much would you charge? I want a yellow goat setting
That does sound about right. In 14kt yellow gold. Don't pay more that $1,400 out the door. For nice white stones.
Good luck.
Terry
Looking at a 10ct Emerald diamond VS1, E color for $10k, thoughts on this?
I will have to look into it. Anything over 5cts the prices jump. If it was natural, it would be at least $250k. I will find out. Please fill out or diamond requests so I can contact you again.
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I'm looking for a 2-3ct Elongated Cushion, GIA certified lab grown, G or better color, excellent cut, vs2 or SI2. What am I looking at in price?
There is a big difference in price between 2ct and 3ct. A 2ct should be around $1,700, and a 3ct should be under $2,800 if you can find one the shape you like. If you can find one contact, My manager Laura at Quinns Goldsmith, she can search for you.
How much for 3 ct Vs1 lab grown ?❤
It depends on the color also. I recommend the whiter the better. Because a diamond reflects all the colors in the world, so if it's whiter, you get a crisper reflection. D E or F color are all considered colorless. The VS1 and VS2 are really flawless to the naked eye, so you could easily get a VS2 and up the color. This way, you get a better color for the same price . Or stick with the VS1. it's up to you. Depending on the shape, you should be able to get an extremely beautiful 3ct stone for around $2,500.
We have a diamond buying guide that can get you the exact price you should pay. If you can't find it for that price, we are happy to supply it for you. (We also give you 20% off the setting of your choice and no extra charges for labor.) This way, you can feel confident going in any store or online and know exactly what you will pay.
Im sharing our diamond buying guide here. I hope this helps.
Good luck on your search.
Terry Quinn
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Why would anyone buy a Lab Grown diamond today? They are being offered at 99.5% discount of Rapaport's pricing to dealers currently. The overpriced Lab Grown diamonds are still in the stores and pricing is only dropping as this inventory is sold. Wait 12 months and the lab grown diamond you purchased today, will be work 5% of what you paid.
I wish that were true. Knowone is selling them at 99.5% back. If you know who is tell me please.
Terry
im looking for a natural not laser drilled, not enhanced, round brilliant diamond GIA certified 1ct g or better color excellent cut vs2
how much would that be right now i subscribed im trying to learn to sell diamonds n rings
If you wanted to buy a natural diamond G color VS2 that's a 1ct size it would cost you around $6,500. Make sure it's cut we'll.
Good luck.
@@LabGrownDiamondInfoyou can find that quality for around $3,000 all day long. 😂😂
Lab diamonds are a bit like digital watches. The very first digital watches cost ridiculous amounts of money. Wait a while longer and you'll be able to get lab diamonds for $20. Which makes them great value because you can invest all the money you didn't spend on a natural diamond instead and collect the interest 😄
Do you have 5ct lab diamond available at your store online?
Yes, it would be best if you fill out what you're looking for so we can contact you with all the information.
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I’m looking for 3 ct oval in D color with VVS1 or vvs2. Lab grown diamond. Please let me know what is the price for it. Thank you!!
Hi Anna! This is what we found for you 3.2ct D VVS2 HPHT for $3,550! We also found a 3.10 ct D VVS2 CVD for $3,700. We would love to schedule a meeting with you (Via Zoom or FaceTime) to show you the stones! My contact information is laurac@quinnsgoldsmith.com -Terry (CEO) & Laura (Manager)
Hello
I'm looking into buying total of 4 crt , round studs, excellent cut, clarity of e, f. vs1, vs 2.
how much would this cost me?
1200 usd maybe less
This link will help you if your still looking.
Thanks
Terry
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Which companies are currently buying and selling diamond in Kenya
Sorry, I have no idea.
You’re very, very informative. Do you actually sell stones yourself?
Yes, for 35 years. I CREATED THESE VIDEOS TO HELP PEOPLE THAT WERE GETTING RIPPED OFF. if you would like an honest price, fill out the link I'm sending you, and we can get you the best price possible.
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Thank you
Terry
I think I did good I paid 1750 for a princess cut 2.09ct E VS1 excellent IGI cert. let me know what you think?
You did great! Congratulations
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure!
Thanks
Sure hope it helps
Natural diamond prices have dropped dramatically too.
Natural diamond prices can fluctuate due to various factors in the market.
What do you feel about moissantes?
Now that Lab grown diamonds have dropped in price so much, I think labs are a better choice.
Do you ship ? I’m looking to get a customer made engagement ring made
Yes, we ship almost anywhere. If you fill out this guide, one of us can contact you and we can go from there.
Thanks
Terry
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I'm looking for a lab grown 2ct oval or round what should I be looking to pay?
If you stay E or F in color and VS2, you should be under $2,000 now.
If you go with oval make sure the cut is very good and has no bow tie
Thank you for your question! Both of these diamonds Oval and Round 2 ct F VS2 should be aprox. $1,250! if you have any more questions feel free to cal us!
Excellent explanation 👍👍
Glad you liked it
Hey, thank you for the informations. I am looking for a lab grown 1.carat cushion Diamond. The colour between F,E,D. Claritty between VVS2 AND VVS1, and excellent cut. Since I am in Europe I saw this website called 77 Diamond proposing it with the filters I mentioned between 500 and 600 Euros with IGI certificate. Is that a good price? Do you also think 77 Dimond are a good website and bying it online is worth it? Thanks in advance.
We don't have any history purchasing form 77 diamonds, however my search 1.02 D VVS2 HPHT $505. Additionally we found an F VVs2 HPHT 1.01ct for $480. I am happy to help you if you can't find what you're looking for! Feel Free to email our manager laurac@quinnsgoldsmith.com -Terry & Laura
If it’s synthetic about lab grown, why the manufacture makes different grade?!
It's not synthetic. It's natural, just grown in a lab.
Thank you. I mean But if they can make something natural in the lab, why they don’t make everything D color VVS or flawless
@@busyrat6400 Synthetic diamond technology is very complex. It is impossible to be 100% accurate. Production is very time consuming.
Constructive criticism, cause you are worth the effort.
Talk a little slower. Because you are telling and showing some very good info.
Sure, we can re-listen. Or make our own notes. But, the best choice is to get it from you.
Record before you’ve had your second coffee.
Consider showing and telling to a person in the room with you.
Go slower, let people have time to absorb your wisdom.
Thanks for your honesty and experience.
Thank you for your advice. I will try to slow down.
Terry
I buy 3.51 ct E color vvs2 ex ex ex for 1000$
That's an exceptional price. Make sure it has a GIA or IGI certificate.
I thought lab grown diamonds are all clean vs?
No there all over the place. Most are what you said. But there is a market for everything it seems
I have buy 0.7 VVS2 F for 3000fr in ch, ist this to much? I have pay half, and half when she start make ring.But i think this is to much for 0.7
Yes, that's too much. Does that include the ring? If so, the ring they are making might cost more. That could be the difference.
Get a second opinion on the total price. You can send the request to my store we can give you a price that it would cost from us. That should help you understand the total price.
Fill out our form attached, and we can at least get you a price so you can really know if it's a good price or not.
Out prices are in USD.
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❤Thank you very much
No problem
I want a lab grown round or oval shape GIA F1 grade 2or3 carats. Can you give me the price please ?
How can i email you😊
For a lab-grown round or oval shape GIA F1 grade diamond of 2 to 3 carats, please email us at lauracinquini@icloud.com. We'll provide you with pricing and further information promptly. Looking forward to assisting you! 😊
This guy prices are over priced lol unfortunately lab diamonds are scraps nowadays! Don’t be fooled people
You can now get a 2ct lab diamond in a 14k gold setting for around $1,500 out the door!
good lab mgrown diamond is 3k dlrs
It really depends on the size and all 4cs.
hello quinn.. im looking to purchase a 4-6 ct emerald cut. F or G 1.6 ratio. how much do you think that should run me?
Hi Brandon, I have a diamond buying guide. Please fill out a few questions and my manager will get you the info and need.
Thanks
Terry
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4-6k F
I cannot believe people are paying more than a few dollars for a lab grown diamond. Fake is fake, doesn't matter how you want to describe it!
Well, they're real. It's like the earth makes a glacier (it's ice), and we make ice cubes. Still ice. It's just much faster.
I am looking for a 1/2 carrot……
A 1/2 cat what. Natural diamond Lab grown. I'm happy to help you.
A very nice 1/2ct lab grown diamond is very inexpensive now. Should be no more than $500 for a very nice stone.
Lab grown is like shit coin , eventually the price will drop.
Lab-grown diamonds, like any market, may experience price fluctuations over time. However, their ethical and sustainable appeal has led to increased popularity and competitive pricing compared to natural diamonds. While there may be adjustments, lab-grown diamonds still offer value and appeal to many consumers.
lab diamonds to a mined diamond are pretty similar, both refract the same light and both have the same hardness level. They will both last forever. A shitcoin is a shot in the sky to see if your $25,000 can become a million. If it doesn’t pump you lose most of your $25,000. A lab diamond ring will shine and last forever and if you look in the right place for a 4ct diamond ring it’ll run you around 4k depending on the specs of course.
Wake up people
1.9 billion tons of steel in the world.
a quadrillion tons of diamonds in the world.
I have never heard that number before.
Diamonds, overrated, and overpriced, whether it’s lab or natural stones
For some, the price will never be good.
Real men give real diamonds buddy.
They are real. Just made instead of mined.
Ah ok so how much will u buy a lab grown diamond from all these good people here? That's where your lab grown fails, it has no value because it's not a natural resource so it's not a diamond period. Just tell people u pay 500$ and you're selling it for 3-4 times the price and the margins are very much in your favor. You're just ripping people off selling them an idea and that's all it is. Without natural diamonds your lab growns would be worthless and soon enough people will realize the scam but I hope u make some money in the meanwhile with your little scam, Goodluck!
Thank you very much. I got mine 1ct D VVS1 excelent cut for 600$ IGI cert. hope you can give me advise whether I got it a good price. From Vietnam. ❤
That sounds like an excellent price. Great job!
Terry
I'm looking at a lab grown 2.5 G / VS2. I'm being told it's $2695 for the diamond. Jewelry Exchange. Is the cost too much?
Should be about $2,000 no more than $2,200
So is starting a Lab Grown Diamond manufacturing is not a great idea ? It doesn’t have any future?
It does, just not sure where and when.
Great info, & very easy to understand. Thanks, bro
You're welcome. Good luck on your search.
Terry
You are so awesome
emerald cut 3crt diamond what should i pay
No more than $3,000 for an excellent stone D to E in color VS1
Make sure the table isn't to big and it's not cut to deep. Or it might not reflect the light as good as you except.
@@LabGrownDiamondInfowhat’s the ideal ratios then? Many thanks! 🙏
Hi. I’m looking for a 2-3 carat tennis bracelet in white gold. Online I’m seeing prices of $2400 on up for lab created. Thoughts?
Hi this is Reza from Quinn’s Goldsmith thanks for reaching out. I have a beautiful tennis bracelet 3 carat total weight 14 karat white gold, beautiful, beautiful stones please reach me at 703-878-1622
I will go over all the details with you thanks