Lab-Grown Diamond Wedding Bands

A wedding band is the ring exchanged at the ceremony, usually worn on the same finger as the engagement ring. It can be plain metal or set with stones. The bands on this page carry lab-grown diamonds, most as a half eternity row facing outward.

An eternity band repeats one stone size in an unbroken row. Full eternity goes all the way round; half eternity covers the top. Not with a full eternity band; its one free size change arrives as a remade ring. Half eternity designs resize normally.

A slim pave or prong band suits most cushion settings, since round stones soften the square outline. A low cushion leaves a gap under it, and a curved band fills that space. A row of princess-cut stones repeats the square shape for a more geometric pair.

A slim straight band works when the trio sits high enough to clear it. If it sits low, a curved or V-shaped band follows the line of the stones so the rings touch. Keep the band narrower than the side stones so the three stay the focus.

It depends on metal and carat. On this page, lab-grown diamond wedding bands begin under $200 in silver; the gold and platinum majority land around $630 to $870 at their lightest weight. Compared with mined stones of matching size, lab-grown ones are far cheaper.