Lab White Diamond Marquise Shield 2.51ct

$3,000.00

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This is a 2.51 carat lab-grown white diamond in a Marquis Shield brilliant cut, measuring 16.49 by 7mm. A lab-grown diamond is a real diamond, chemically and optically identical to a mined one, grown in a lab rather than pulled from the earth, so it is never fake or lesser. Graded at D color and VVS2 clarity, this stone carries size and clarity that a mined equivalent would price far higher.

Cost is the dominant reason buyers choose lab: this stone often runs many thousands less than a comparable mined diamond, so the budget stretches to more carat and character. Ethics is a real secondary draw. A natural-diamond market genuinely exists, so lab is the budget-and-values fit rather than the only smart choice. One honest note: a lab diamond has essentially no secondary-market resale value, so buy it to wear and keep, not as an asset.

Heather and her team hand-selected this diamond for Bohemi's studio in Boulder, Colorado. Bohemi does not sell loose stones: this diamond is set into an engagement ring or a custom piece, and the $3,000 price is the starting point for that ring. You can see it in person at the Boulder store, or explore the full range of engagement rings.

	This lab diamond	A mined diamond
Stone	A real diamond grown in a lab	A real diamond mined from the earth
Cost	Far more stone per dollar	A premium for mined origin
Look	D color, VVS2 clarity, Marquis Shield brilliant cut	Its mined equivalent looks the same
Durability	Mohs 10	Mohs 10

Is a lab diamond a real diamond?

Yes. A lab-grown diamond is a real diamond, chemically and optically identical to a mined one. It is grown in a lab rather than pulled from the earth, so it is never fake or lesser. This stone is a lab-created D color, VVS2 clarity white diamond.

Why choose a lab diamond?

Cost is the main reason. A lab diamond often costs many thousands less than a mined stone of the same size, so your budget stretches to more carat and character, like this 2.51 carat Marquis Shield. Ethics is a real secondary draw. A natural-diamond market genuinely exists, so lab is the budget-and-values fit rather than the only smart choice. One honest note: a lab diamond has essentially no secondary-market resale value, so buy it to wear and keep, not as an asset.

How durable is it?

Very. A diamond is a Mohs 10, the hardest material there is, and a lab diamond shares that exact hardness. It stands up to daily wear, which makes it well suited to an engagement ring you will wear every day.

Can I buy just the stone?

No. Bohemi does not sell loose stones. This diamond is set into an engagement ring or a custom piece with Heather and her team in Boulder, Colorado, and the $3,000 price is the starting point for that ring.