Product Descriptions
Some rings are bought; this one feels inherited. Our vintage oval lab grown diamond engagement ring sets a 6 × 8 mm IGI certified oval — graded D color, VVS1 clarity — into a sculpted band of trailing vines and floral detail, finished in solid 14K white gold. It carries the romance of an antique heirloom with a center stone documented to modern laboratory standards.
An Heirloom Silhouette With Papers
The design language here is pure antique jewelry: organic vine and floral details flow along the band the way they do on the Victorian and Edwardian pieces that inspire our vintage and antique engagement rings. Delicate round lab-grown diamonds are worked into that intricate framework, so light moves along the shoulders before it ever reaches the center stone. If you love botanical detail, the same sensibility runs through our nature-inspired engagement rings — but few of them pair it with a fully certified diamond center.
Why the Oval Cut Earns Its Following
An oval gives you the brilliance of a round with a longer, more graceful footprint. The elongated outline stretches visually along the finger, wears lower than many high-set rounds, and reads larger than its measurements suggest. The 6 × 8 mm center is the sweet spot of that effect — present without being showy. It is the reason oval engagement rings have become the defining shape of modern proposals, here filtered through a vintage lens.
IGI Certified, D Color, VVS1 Clarity
The center stone is a lab-grown diamond — a real diamond, identical to a mined one in composition, hardness, and fire, as our complete guide to lab-grown diamonds explains. It is independently graded by IGI at D color, the highest grade on the colorless scale, and VVS1 clarity, meaning inclusions are so slight they are difficult to detect even under magnification. Curious how a stone like this comes to be? Read how lab-grown diamonds are made — the process is genuinely fascinating. And because growing a diamond removes the cost of mining, a D/VVS1 stone of this quality is attainable in a way its mined equivalent simply is not; our lab-grown diamond price guide breaks down why. Explore the rest of our lab-grown diamond engagement rings to see the range.
Solid White Gold or Platinum — Your Choice
Choose solid 10K, 14K, or 18K white gold, or solid platinum, from the drop-down. 10K is the most durable and most affordable; 14K is our most popular balance of strength and gold content; 18K carries the highest gold content for the most luxurious feel. Platinum is the premium option — naturally white, denser, and hypoallergenic, with a color that is permanent because the metal is the same all the way through. Every option is genuine solid metal from our solid gold collection, and it will never turn your skin green. Undecided? Our 10K vs 14K vs 18K karat comparison guide settles it in five minutes. Yellow and rose gold are available on request, and a band from our diamond wedding bands completes the set beautifully.
Specifications
- Metal Solid 10K, 14K, or 18K white gold, or platinum
- Center stone Lab-grown diamond, IGI certified
- Color grade D (colorless)
- Clarity VVS1
- Center size 6 × 8 mm
- Center cut Oval
- Accent stones Round lab-grown diamonds
- Style Vintage-inspired, floral vine band
- Finish High polish
- Production Made to order, 2–6 weeks
Sizing & Care
Every ring is made to order in your exact size — if you are unsure, our find-your-size guide shows you how to measure at home in minutes. Care is simple: a soak in warm water with mild dish soap and a gentle scrub with a soft brush restores full sparkle. At Mohs 10, the diamond itself is the hardest gem material there is; store the ring separately so it does not scratch softer jewelry, and remove it for heavy lifting to protect the setting. Your ring arrives in a free luxury ring box with free USA shipping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a lab-grown diamond a real diamond?
Yes. A lab-grown diamond is chemically, physically, and optically identical to a mined diamond — pure crystallized carbon at Mohs 10 hardness. The only difference is origin: it was grown above ground rather than extracted from it.
What does IGI certified mean?
The International Gemological Institute is one of the world’s leading independent diamond grading laboratories. IGI certification means this ring’s center diamond was examined and graded by IGI gemologists — its color, clarity, and cut quality are independently verified, not just claimed.
What do D color and VVS1 clarity mean?
D is the highest grade on the diamond color scale — fully colorless, ice-white. VVS1 means “very, very slightly included, first degree”: any inclusions are so minute that even a trained grader struggles to find them under 10x magnification. Together they describe a top-tier stone.
How does a 6 x 8 mm oval wear on the hand?
Beautifully. The elongated outline visually lengthens the finger, and an oval’s spread means it faces up generously for its measurements. It is a noticeable, elegant center that still suits everyday wear.
Are the accent stones real diamonds too?
Yes — the delicate round accents set into the vine band are lab-grown diamonds as well, so the entire ring carries genuine diamond brilliance from shoulder to center.
Which metal should I choose?
10K white gold is the most durable and budget-friendly; 14K is our most popular choice for its balance of strength and gold content; 18K has the highest gold content for a richer feel. All are solid gold through and through.
Is platinum worth the upgrade?
If you want a naturally white metal that keeps its color forever with zero maintenance, yes. Platinum is denser, noticeably heavier on the hand, and hypoallergenic — the traditional choice for heirloom pieces.
Will this ring hold up to everyday wear?
Yes. Diamond is the hardest natural material on Earth at Mohs 10, and solid gold or platinum settings are built for daily life. Sensible habits — removing it for gym sessions or heavy yard work — will keep the setting pristine for decades.
Will it pass a diamond tester?
Yes. Because a lab-grown diamond is a real diamond, it registers as diamond on standard thermal and electrical testers — unlike simulants, there is nothing to “pass off.”
Can I order it in yellow or rose gold?
Yes. The listing is shown in white gold, but yellow and rose gold are available on request — contact us before ordering and we will arrange it.
How long does production take?
Each ring is made to order; estimated production time is 2–6 weeks before shipping. It is crafted for you from scratch, not pulled from a shelf.
How do I find my ring size?
Use our find-your-size guide linked above — it walks you through measuring an existing ring or your finger at home. If you are between sizes, most customers size up for comfort.
What comes with the ring?
Every order includes a free luxury ring box and free USA shipping, and every stone we set is conflict-free. It arrives ready for the moment.

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