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Yes. And there are a ton of companies that sell just loose stones, so you can take it to a locally owned shop for the ring and setting, thereby keeping more of
by Loughla 11d ago
Yes. And there are a ton of companies that sell just loose stones, so you can take it to a locally owned shop for the ring and setting, thereby keeping more of the money in your own community.
- ninjalanternshk 11d agoNot to be this way but can you not go to a local jeweler and buy a ring with a lab-grown diamond in it, no assembly required?
- asadotzler 11d agoThe jeweler might have a smaller selection and steeper, retail prices. Many jewelers don't deal in diamonds at all. I mean, you're right, just ask them to set a lab-grown rock. You're not bringing in ingots of gold for the ring, after all. Then again, even synthetic diamonds can get expensive so maybe any savings is good savings.
- Loughla 10d agoMy local jewelers don't carry lab grown diamonds. So you might be able to, you might not.