Lab Grown Wedding Rings
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The ring is beautiful…I can’t stop looking at it! Shipped on time and arrived in a box with its own spotlight. I hated to remove it, it looked so spectacular. Thanks Angora! It’s the ideal anniversary gift.
I like it; it's very good quality. I also appreciate Angara's customer service—they resize it free of charge in a very secure way.
I don’t normally write a review but this time is different. Angara’s got amazing customer service. The ring is so sparkly and shiny! Absolutely love it!
Explore Stunning Lab-Grown Wedding Rings
If you're planning to say 'I do' anytime soon, chances are you've already stumbled across lab-grown wedding rings. But, should you say 'yes' to a lab-grown sparkler? Absolutely! After all, lab-grown gemstones and diamonds are chemically, optically and physically identical to earth-mined stones. And the best part? They're far more affordable than natural stones. This means you can easily get your dream ring without breaking the bank.
Shop Lab-Grown Wedding Rings in Captivating Styles
Whether you prefer simple and minimalistic designs or bold and extravagant ones, you will easily find a piece in our collection that steals your heart.
Want to celebrate your love story with color? Take your pick from our selection of lab-grown blue sapphire wedding rings. We also have emerald and ruby rings that look simply stunning. Want to go down a more traditional route? Our lab-grown diamond wedding rings would make the perfect choice.
Apart from options in gemstones, we also have gorgeous styles that'll resonate with the love-filled emotions you feel for your partner. If you're the sentimental kind, our symbolic eternity, non-eternity, three-stone and infinity designs are perfect. On the other hand, if you want something that spells timelessness, then set your eyes on our classic solitaire rings. Can't get enough of the blinding brilliance? Our diamond-studded lab-grown ruby wedding rings will have a jaw-dropping effect on you.
Personalized Lab-Created Wedding Rings for Women
Customized wedding rings are the latest flavor in the world of fine jewelry, and whether you want a unique lab-grown emerald wedding ring or a sapphire one, our customization options will help you create a one-of-a-kind sparkler. Select the gemstone carat weight and metal you prefer, and there you go - you've created your dream ring!
When it comes to metals, you can choose from silver, platinum, white gold, rose gold and yellow gold. Depending on what you like, we'll help you customize a ring that speaks volumes of your eternal love and commitment.
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FAQs
1. Why is Angara the best place to buy lab-grown wedding rings?
Angara is the best place to buy lab-grown wedding rings as you get to choose from a variety of beautifully handcrafted sparklers for your big day. We have easy-to-customize rings adorned with lab-grown diamonds and colored gemstones.
2. How much do lab-grown wedding rings cost?
Angara's lab-grown wedding rings range from $489 to $20,149. The final price depends on the gemstone and the ring design you pick.
3. Can I customize lab-grown wedding rings?
Yes, it's super easy to customize lab-grown wedding rings at Angara. Once you select a ring you like, simply choose the gemstone carat weight and metal you want for your token of love.
4. How do I care for my lab-grown wedding ring?
We know you want to keep your lab-grown wedding ring looking new and shiny. So, don't forget to clean your ring with mild soap and lukewarm water. When you're not wearing it, store it separate from other jewelry in a soft felt pouch or jewelry box.
5. Do lab-grown wedding rings have the same sparkle as mined diamond and gemstone wedding rings?
They certainly do! That's because all lab-grown diamonds and gemstones share the same chemical, optical and physical properties as their earth-mined counterparts.