1.05ct Lab Created Ruby Red - Oval

Expressive Colour — Fancy colour lab grown diamonds offer visible diamond colour, from soft tints through to vivid pink, yellow, blue, green, champagne or other tones.

Diamond Durability — They are real diamonds, with the hardness and wearability expected of diamond when chosen carefully and set securely.

Modern Value — Lab grown origin can make larger or more saturated colour diamonds more accessible than many natural fancy colour diamonds.

Creative Design Freedom — Their colour range makes them useful for statement engagement rings, coloured accents, modern clusters and highly personal custom designs.

Q: What is a fancy colour lab grown diamond?

A: A fancy colour lab grown diamond is a diamond grown in a laboratory with visible body colour. It is still diamond, but its origin is laboratory-grown rather than geological, and the colour may be part of the growth process or created through post-growth treatment.

Q: Are fancy colour lab grown diamonds real diamonds?

A: Yes. They are diamonds, not simulants such as cubic zirconia or moissanite. The important distinctions are origin and colour treatment disclosure: they are lab grown, and some colours may be produced or adjusted after growth.

Q: How do they compare with natural fancy colour diamonds?

A: Natural fancy colour diamonds are valued for natural geological rarity, especially in strong or unusual colours. Fancy colour lab grown diamonds are usually chosen for colour, size, design flexibility and value. They can be beautiful, durable and practical, but they should not be presented as equivalent to natural fancy colour diamonds in rarity.

Q: Are fancy colour lab grown diamonds suitable for engagement rings?

A: Yes. They can be very suitable for engagement rings and everyday jewellery when selected carefully and set securely. The setting should be designed around the diamond colour, shape and size, and the colour should be clearly represented before the piece is made.

Our fancy colour lab grown diamonds are selected for colour, beauty, cut quality, durability and suitability for the design. We explain their laboratory-grown origin clearly, including whether colour is understood to be part of growth or the result of post-growth treatment where that information is available. Because colour, size and value can vary widely, we assess these diamonds for appearance and practicality rather than relying on certificate details alone. Our aim is to help clients choose a coloured diamond that is beautiful, clearly disclosed and appropriate for the jewellery being made.