Three Stone Lab Grown Diamond Engagement Rings

With a range of metal options and diamond shapes and sizes to choose from, you can find the perfect ring to fit your partner's style and personality. Our expert jewelers have designed each 3 stone lab created diamond engagement ring with care and attention to detail, ensuring that every aspect of the ring is of the highest quality. Whether you're looking for a classic, traditional design or a modern, contemporary style, we have the perfect lab grown diamond engagement ring for you.

By choosing a pre-created engagement ring from With Clarity featuring lab grown diamonds, you're making a responsible and sustainable choice without compromising on quality or beauty.

FAQs
What do three stones represent?

Three stones in a ring are often called a "trilogy", and they're usually diamonds. They are said to represent the past, present, and future of a relationship, with the center stone representing the present and the stones on either side representing the past and future. The three stones can also symbolize the love, friendship, and fidelity that a couple shares.

What is three stone engagement ring setting?

A three-stone engagement ring setting features three stones set side by side on a ring band. The stones are usually diamonds, but can be any precious or semi-precious stones. The center stone is typically larger than the stones on either side, which are usually of equal size.

Are three stone engagement rings more expensive?

In general, three-stone engagement rings may be more expensive than a simple solitaire ring with a single stone of the same size and quality because they feature multiple stones. However, the cost can also depend on the size and quality of the stones used. For example, a smaller diamond with less clarity and color may cost less than a larger diamond with high clarity and color.

Are three stone engagement rings popular?
Yes, they have been a popular engagement ring style for decades and continue to be a sought-after choice even today. One reason for their popularity is their symbolism. The three stones are often said to represent the past, present, and future of a couple's relationship, making them a meaningful choice for an engagement ring.