2 to 2.99 Carat

Lab grown diamonds in this carat range are generally priced well below natural stones of equivalent size and grade, which is why 2-carat-plus lab grown diamonds have become a popular way to get a larger, more visible center stone without the price jump that comes with natural diamonds at this weight. Every listing in this collection shows the discounted price next to the original price so you can see the savings directly.

Larger carat stones are naturally more limited than smaller ones, which is why this collection is smaller than our 1 to 1.99 carat ranges, but it's restocked regularly with new cushion, emerald, heart, marquise, and radiant cuts. If you're looking for a specific shape, color, or clarity combination that isn't currently listed, our team can help source it through a custom request.

At 2 carats and above, color and clarity differences become more visible to the eye than they are in smaller stones, so grade matters more here. Each listing states the exact color (D to G) and clarity (VS1 to VVS1) so you can weigh brightness and inclusions against your budget before buying.

Each stone's carat weight, color, and clarity are listed on its individual product page, and our team can answer specific questions about a stone's grading before you purchase. Reach out through our contact page if you'd like more detail on a particular diamond before checkout.

 Yes, this is where our wholesale program is most useful. Buyers sourcing multiple 2 carat and above diamonds for a jewelry line or custom project can submit requirements directly through our wholesale enquiries page.

Orders from this collection are covered under our standard return and exchange policy, giving you a window to send the stone back if it isn't right. Details on timing and conditions are listed on our return and exchange page.

Loose diamonds ship with free standard shipping and the secure packaging appropriate for higher-value stones. Specific delivery windows and carrier information are outlined on our shipping policy page.

 Yes, this range is a common choice for buyers who want a substantial, eye-catching center stone. Since these are loose (unset) diamonds, they pair well with a separate setting from your jeweler of choice, whether that's a solitaire, halo, or custom design.