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Current Lab Created Diamond Inventory
| Shape | Weight | Color | Clarity | Video Link | Certification |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Round |
3.02 ct. | D | VVS2 |  |
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| Round |
4.09 ct. | E | VVS2 |  |
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 Oval |
2.13 ct. | D | VVS2 |  |
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| Oval |
3.03 ct. | E | VVS2 |  |
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| Oval |
4.50 ct. | F | VVS1 |  |
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 Pear |
2.01 ct. | D | VVS2 |  |
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| Pear |
3.48 ct. | D | VS1 |  |
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| Pear |
4.14 ct. | D | VVS2 |  |
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 Emerald |
2.32 ct. | E | VS1 |  |
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| Emerald |
3.34 ct. | E | VVS2 |  |
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| Emerald |
4.11 ct. | F | VVS2 |  |
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 Cushion |
2.07 ct. | D | VVS1 |  |
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| Cushion |
3.19 ct. | G | VVS2 |  |
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| Cushion |
4.03 ct. | G | VVS2 |  |
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 Criss Cut |
2.70 ct. | F | VVS2 |  |
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Earrings & Tennis Bracelets
| Product | Carat | Metal Color | Diamond Quality |
|---|---|---|---|
 4 Prong Round Studs |
4 ctw. | 14k YG | EF/VS |
 4 Prong Round Studs |
3 ctw. | 14k WG | EF/VS |
 4 Prong Round Studs |
2 ctw. | 14k WG | EF/VS |
 4 Prong Round Studs |
1 ctw. | 14k YG | EF/VS |
 4 Prong RoundTennis Bracelet |
10 ctw. | 14k WG | EF/VS |
 4 Prong RoundTennis Bracelet |
7 ctw. | 14k YG | EF/VS |
 4 Prong Round LightWeight Tennis Bracelet |
4 ctw. | 14k WG | EF/VS |
Professional Eyes on Every Stone
Seattle Diamonds offers lab-created diamonds, from center stones to bridal and diamond fashion. With gold and platinum prices increasing, many shoppers are opting to stretch their jewelry budgets with lab-created stones.
The Four Cs
Cut, Clarity, Color, and Carat Weight still apply to lab-grown diamonds. Specifically, the quality of the cut and proportions—especially in fancy shapes—significantly influences the stone’s beauty, brilliance, and scintillation.
Disclaimer: Lab-grown diamonds, which have been cultivated in laboratories since the 1970s, represent a popular alternative in the market. However, with an increasing number of manufacturers, these diamonds are becoming more common, leading to a continuous decrease in their market value. In contrast, natural diamonds maintain their rarity and are recognized for their ability to retain value over time if purchased wisely.
