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Compare natural and lab-grown diamonds by shape, carat, color, clarity and price before choosing the stone for an engagement ring or custom piece.
Start with origin, budget, appearance or the setting you already have in mind. The best diamond is not automatically the biggest or the highest grade—it is the combination of characteristics that works for the piece you are creating.
Formed naturally over geological time and graded using the same core characteristics used throughout the diamond industry.
Compare Natural Diamonds 02Diamonds created in controlled environments with the same basic crystal structure as natural diamonds, offering another option for shoppers.
Compare Lab-Grown Diamonds 03Narrow diamonds by shape, price, carat and grading characteristics using the Ranch Road diamond comparison tool.
Open Diamond FinderShape is usually one of the first decisions to make because it affects the overall look of the diamond and how it works with different engagement-ring settings.
Carat, cut, color and clarity describe different characteristics of a diamond. They work together, and no single grade tells the whole story.
Carat measures diamond weight. Two diamonds with the same carat weight can still look different depending on shape and proportions.
Cut describes how effectively a diamond's proportions and facets interact with light and can strongly affect its visual performance.
Color grading evaluates how much visible body color is present in a diamond within the grading system used for colorless-to-light-yellow diamonds.
Clarity considers internal and external characteristics and how visible those features are under standardized grading conditions.
Use the Ranch Road diamond comparison tool when you want to narrow a larger selection by the specifications that matter to you.
Compare natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds and available stone options by budget, carat, shape and grading characteristics before choosing the stone.
Once you have a direction for the stone, compare engagement-ring settings and consider how the diamond shape, proportions and metal work together.
Ranch Road Jewelry is located at 1400 E Whitestone Blvd, Suite 600, Cedar Park, TX 78613. Visit the showroom to discuss diamonds, engagement rings and custom jewelry in person.
Ranch Road Jewelry serves customers throughout Cedar Park, Austin, Leander, Round Rock, Georgetown and surrounding Central Texas communities.
Diamond specifications are useful, but the final decision should also consider the appearance of the stone and how it works with the jewelry being created.
Browse available diamonds, compare specifications online or visit Ranch Road Jewelry in Cedar Park to find the diamond for an engagement ring or custom piece.