Lab-Grown Diamonds and Hidden Halos: A Perfect Match

What Are Lab-Grown Diamonds?

Lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds, created in a controlled laboratory environment using advanced technology that replicates the natural diamond-forming process. They have the same chemical, physical, and optical properties as mined diamonds — meaning they sparkle, shine, and last just as long.

Key Benefits of Lab-Grown Diamonds:

• Ethical sourcing – No mining means no harmful environmental impact.
• Lower cost – Typically 20–40% less than mined diamonds.
• Greater value – Get a larger or higher-quality diamond for your budget.

With their eco-friendly profile and accessible price point, lab-grown diamonds have quickly become a favorite for modern brides.

A hidden halo is a subtle, diamond-lined ring of sparkle that sits just beneath the center stone — invisible from the top view but dazzling when seen from the side. Unlike a traditional halo, it enhances the diamond’s brilliance without altering the face-up appearance.

Why it’s loved:

• Adds surprise sparkle from unexpected angles.
• Keeps the ring’s top view clean and minimalist.
• Works beautifully with all diamond shapes and sizes.

1. Shared Modern Appeal

Both lab-grown diamonds and hidden halos are fresh, innovative, and on-trend, appealing to brides who want something distinctive yet timeless.

2. Design Enhancement

A hidden halo amplifies the sparkle of a lab-grown diamond, making it appear even larger and more brilliant. The side-view glamour adds dimension to a ring without overwhelming the main stone.

3. Budget-Friendly Brilliance

Because lab-grown diamonds are more affordable, couples can invest in more intricate details — like a hidden halo — without exceeding their budget.

4. Ethical Statement

Pairing a sustainably sourced diamond with a refined, creative setting makes a powerful statement about love that’s both conscious and luxurious.

A Eternity Round Cut Hidden Halo Engagement Ring with a large, round brilliant-cut center stone. A circle of smaller diamonds is set beneath the main gem, which is visible from the side. The band is also lined with small, sparkling diamonds.

A cathedral hidden halo engagement ring with an oval-shaped center stone. The ring is crafted from rose gold. A subtle halo of smaller diamonds is tucked underneath the main diamond, and the band is also lined with pavé-set diamonds.

A hidden halo engagement ring with an lab-grown Asscher-cut center stone. The ring is crafted from yellow gold. It features a hidden halo of small diamonds beneath the main stone, and the band is lined with pavé-set diamonds.

A three-stone engagement ring with a hidden halo feature. The ring is made of white gold. It has a large synthetic round-cut diamond in the center, flanked by two smaller round-cut diamonds. The hidden halo is made of blue sapphires, which are set beneath each of the three stones.

A hidden halo engagement ring with a Lab-created Princess-cut center stone. The ring is crafted from rose gold. It features a hidden halo of small diamonds beneath the main stone, and the band has three rows of pavé-set diamonds.

A secret halo engagement ring with a man made oval-shaped center stone. The ring is a classic solitaire style, but with a hidden row of diamonds set just below the main stone, visible only from the side. The band is a simple, polished yellow gold.

A hidden halo engagement ring with a lab grown round-cut diamond center stone set in yellow gold. The unique feature is the band, which is pavé-set with alternating diamonds and green emeralds. A hidden halo of diamonds is also visible just beneath the main stone.

A three-row pavé engagement ring with a synthetic round-cut diamond center stone. The ring is crafted from a dark, black-colored metal, and a hidden halo of diamonds is set just beneath the main stone.