It depends on rarity and hue. Vivid and rare colors like pink, blue, or red can be more expensive than traditional diamonds. At Ouros Jewels, we offer a range of lab-grown colored diamonds to suit every budget.

Your answer he Colorless diamonds in the D-F range are often priced higher than near-colorless ones. However, rare colored diamonds can exceed those prices depending on saturation and availability.

“Nicest” is subjective, some prefer classic colorless diamonds, while others love the charm of fancy colors like yellow, blue, or green. Ouros Jewels offers both for your personal style.

Brown and faint yellow diamonds are generally the most affordable. These stones offer unique character at a lower cost, especially in lab-grown options.

Red diamonds are considered the rarest, followed by blue, green, and pink. Our lab-grown collection replicates these hues beautifully and ethically.

Naturally mined, vivid red or blue diamonds top the price charts. Among lab-grown stones, intense hues and high-carat fancy shapes may also command premium prices.

Typically, vivid blue diamonds are more expensive due to their rarity. But saturation, size, and clarity also impact pricing for both colors.

Yes! Ouros Jewels specializes in lab-grown colored diamonds, including blue, green, yellow, pink, and more crafted with vibrant hues and certified brilliance.

Absolutely. Colored lab diamonds make bold, meaningful engagement rings and symbolize individuality. Choose from elegant hues like olive, pink, or canary yellow.

Use mild soap and a soft brush to clean. Avoid harsh chemicals, and store your jewelry in a soft pouch. Regular care keeps color and shine intact.

Yes, Ouros Jewels offers full customization. Choose your desired color, shape, metal, and setting to create a personalized jewelry piece.

Color intensity, clarity, carat weight, and cut impact value. Lab-grown options offer more affordability while maintaining premium aesthetics.

Colored diamonds are graded based on hue, tone, and saturation using the GIA color scale. Our lab-grown stones are certified by IGI or GIA equivalents.

Yes, especially rare or vivid colors. While lab-grown diamonds offer a more accessible price point, they’re valued for their beauty and ethical sourcing.

Rare colored diamonds especially pinks, blues, and reds can hold or increase in value. Lab-grown colored diamonds are a smart choice for beauty, ethics, and affordability.