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Lab grown diamond price in 2026

Lab grown diamond costs $600 to $1,500 per 1 carat loose stone in 2026, and most people pay about $759.

What moves the price

What is included

The price of a loose stone covers the diamond and often a grading report. The setting, metal and ring size are extra. A set ring costs more than the loose stone alone.

Lab grown diamond price by size (loose stone)

SizePrice range
0.5 carat$300 to $800
1 carat$759 to $1,500
1.5 carat$2,000 to $3,500
2 carat$1,650 to $7,500
3 carat$2,361 to $11,000

Average prices in US dollars. Source: Washington Diamond.

Ways to pay less

What price guides say

We checked 3 price guides and read every number on their pages. They do not all measure the same thing, so the ranges on this page come from putting them side by side.

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Common questions

How much does this cost in 2026?

Lab grown diamond costs $600 to $1,500 per 1 carat loose stone in 2026, and most people pay about $759. Most people pay about $759 per 1 carat loose stone. The low end is $600 and the high end is $1,500.

What changes the price the most?

The biggest factors are: Carat size is the biggest factor, since prices rise fast above 2 carats; Color and clarity grades change the price; The cut shape matters, and ovals cost a bit more than rounds.

How can I pay less?

Choosing a slightly lower color or clarity grade can lower the price with little look difference. Comparing the same grade at several retailers can show big price gaps. A round cut often costs less than fancy shapes.

Where do these numbers come from?

From 3 named price guides: Washington Diamond, Liori Diamonds, Goodstone. Each one is linked on this page with the date we read it.

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