Engagement Rings

Browse Lauren B's collection of Engagement Rings all available for custom order with any size, shape, type or quality center-stone. Use the filters below to help refine your search and find the perfect ring.

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2.60 carat Yellow Emerald Cut Diamond Two-Tone Bezel Ring
Featuring a yellow emerald cut diamond center, this two-tone bezel set engagement ring is a great example of a classic setting with a modern twist. Ring Measures 1.7mm wide Learn More
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4.83 carat Blue Sapphire Yellow Gold Engagement Ring
A completely plain version of our Hidden Halo™ design made in all yellow gold with a blue oval sapphire center-stone. Learn More
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Emerald Cut and Yellow Heart Diamond Duo Ring
A yellow heart shape diamond set at a 45 degree angle to an emerald Cut diamond in this Duo Design ring. Learn More
Ruby and Round Diamond Invisible Gallery™ Duo Ring
A step Cut ruby set at a slight angle to a round brilliant Cut diamond in this Invisible Gallery™ Duo design. The low profile appearance of this ring allows it to sit flush to the hand Band measures 1.8mm width Learn More
Yellow Diamond Cushion and Oval Diamond Duo Ring
A 2.3 carat cushion cut yellow diamond paired with a 2 carat oval diamond, each set at a slight angle in open four prong settings, atop a rounded comfort fit band. This ring is made in yellow gold Learn More

Engagement Rings

Browse Lauren B’s collection of engagement rings all available for custom order with any size, shape, type or quality center-stone

What are Colored Diamond & Gem Engagement Rings?

Colored diamond & gem engagement rings feature either natural color diamonds or gemstones as the center-stone. A color diamond or gemstone engagement ring provides the natural beauty and rarity that people often desire when buying an engagement ring but the unique and personalized touch of color.

Why Choose a Colored Diamond & Gem Engagement Ring?

The main draw is the unique nature of these rings. Natural color diamonds come in various hues and levels of saturation with yellow diamonds being the most common and popular. Pink, blue and red diamonds are extremely rare and not often used in engagement rings for everyday wear. For color gemstones there are endless options of different types of gemstones and within each one various colors. Blue Sapphire is the most popular color gemstone for an engagement ring.

Where to Buy Yellow Diamond Engagement Rings in NYC

If you are looking for a colored diamond or gemstone engagement ring in the New York area then Lauren B Jewelry is a great place to start! Our colored diamond rings are handcrafted to ensure a delicate, seamless appearance. Browse our available gemstone engagement rings or talk to a consultant about a custom ring design. Come visit us today or reach out by scheduling an appointment in-store or virtually.

What are Lab-Grown Diamonds?

Lab-grown diamonds, also known as lab-created diamonds, man-made diamonds, or synthetic diamonds, are diamonds that are manufactured in a laboratory. Lab-grown diamonds are created using two different methods: high pressure and high temperature (HPHT) or chemical vapor deposition (CVD). Lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds with the same hardness, optical properties, and chemical composition as natural diamonds.

Benefits of Lab-Grown Diamonds

Lab-grown diamonds have many benefits over natural diamonds.

Lab-grown diamonds are ethically produced because they are not mined from the earth. All lab-grown diamonds are conflict-free.
Lab-grown diamonds are less expensive than natural diamonds because there is an infinite amount of lab-grown diamonds that can be created.

Where to Buy Lab Grown Diamonds

Lab-grown diamonds are available through many different retailers. Lauren B Jewelry in New York City offers a large selection of lab-grown diamonds in-store located on the third floor at 608 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10020.

Every couple hopes to find that perfect symbol of eternal love. Today, there are so many engagement ring styles and shapes available to choose from that it can sometimes feel overwhelming. Before you begin shopping for your engagement ring, it is wise to have a good understanding of what's available and the differences between the shape of your center stone and the design of your new engagement ring.

Popular Diamond Shapes

It's easy to confuse the shape of your new diamond center stone with the design of your ring. Shape simply refers to the cut of the stone while design alludes to the configuration of the band and setting. Popular diamond shapes for the modern engagement ring include, but are not limited to:

Engagement Ring Designs

Your ring design, however, describes how your stone is set and how the band itself is embellished.

Halo: A frame of pave set diamonds that encases the top facing part of the center stone. When viewed from the top, a halo will increase the surface area of the diamond. This is a very popular style for many of our custom engagement rings.
Solitaire: A plain, simple band with no stones adorning the metal.
Pavé: Small diamonds or gemstones that are set close together in a line within the metal of the ring. The gems are separated and held in place by tiny bead prongs. The prongs holding the stones essentially disappear into the background of the ring giving the look of a continuous surface of diamonds.
Three-Stone: A three-stone design is marked by a central stone, usually larger, flanked by a stone on each side.

Where to Buy the Perfect Engagement Ring

Lauren B Jewelry carries an exquisite collection of in-stock and custom-designed engagement rings in styles to please everyone. Stop by today on the third floor at 608 5th Avenue, New York, NY, or shop our online collection.