Collection: Oval Lab Grown Diamond Rings

Oval cuts combine the brilliance of a round diamond with an elongated silhouette that flatters the finger and appears larger than round diamonds of the same carat weight — giving you more visual size for your budget.

The bow-tie effect is a subtle shadow that can appear across the center of an oval diamond. A slight bow-tie is completely normal and often adds character and depth to the stone — it only becomes a concern if it's dark or distracting, which is why we hand-select each diamond for balanced brilliance.

Yes. Because of their elongated shape, oval diamonds typically appear 10–15% larger than a round diamond of the same carat weight, covering more surface area on the finger.

No — a lab grown oval diamond has the exact same physical, chemical, and optical properties as a natural one. Choosing lab grown often means you can afford a higher color and clarity grade, which is especially worthwhile since ovals tend to show color a little more than round cuts.

Oval diamonds shine in nearly every setting. A solitaire lets the elongated shape speak for itself, while a halo adds extra sparkle and makes the stone appear even larger. Hidden halos and pavé bands are also popular for adding brilliance without competing with the center stone.

Yes — you can choose the diamond's carat weight, color, and clarity, along with your metal and setting style, to create a ring that's entirely your own.