Lab diamonds have the same optical, chemical, and visual properties as earth-mined diamonds; the only difference is origin. Enjoy a guilt-free alternative with the same scintillation, brilliance, and shapes—chemically identical to natural diamonds.

Yes — lab-grown (man-made) diamonds are genuine diamonds. The difference versus natural is origin. They are not CZ. As GIA notes, they have the same physical and chemical properties as mined diamonds.

Beautiful engagement options at a lower price and smaller environmental footprint. Distinguishing lab vs. natural is impossible to the unaided eye; trained experts use instruments and testers.

Two primary processes: HPHT and CVD. HPHT uses belt, cubic, or BARS presses to create high-pressure/high-temperature growth conditions.

Agape Simulated Diamonds™ are lab-created stones of pure silicon carbide. They are indistinguishable from a real diamond on a standard thermal diamond tester and are renowned for cut, clarity, color, and carat value.

Both are man-made in controlled labs. Lab-grown diamonds match natural diamond chemistry (pure carbon), while the Agape Simulated Diamond™ is not pure carbon. Both pass thermal testers and include laser inscriptions and certifications.

Yes. We offer free returns with a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied, return within 30 days for an exchange or full refund. We provide a free return shipping label for a seamless process. See our Return Policy.

Agape Diamonds offers FREE ring sizing within the first 30 days from purchase. Use our Ring Sizing Guide to determine your size.

Yes. All Agape Diamonds jewelry includes a Certificate of Authenticity matching the purchased product. Lab-grown diamonds over 0.5 ct include a grading report from GIA, IGI, or EGL; diamonds are laser-inscribed on the girdle.

No. Our jewelry is crafted in solid 14K Gold, 18K Gold, or Platinum.

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We are a wholesale jewelry company, offering pricing typically reserved for wholesalers and retailers — avoiding 300–400% retail markups from multiple middlemen.