2 Carat Oval Lab-Grown Diamond Rings, grown in light.
A long oval that flatters the hand. Every 2 ct oval lab-grown diamond ring here holds a two-carat oval, mounted at the workbench and counted in the price. On the product page you choose the metal and the band. The choice runs from a clean solitaire to pavé shoulders and a hidden halo that adds sparkle beneath the oval.
$1,521 $3,042
$1,791 $3,582
$1,361 $2,722
$1,361 $2,722
$1,361 $2,722
$2,111 $4,222
$1,521 $3,042
$1,521 $3,042
$1,521 $3,042
$2,161 $4,322
How a 2 carat oval measures
Expect a 2-carat oval to measure near 10 by 7 mm. That length is why it outshines a round center of equal weight on the hand. Look closely and an oval may show a darker bow tie crossing its belly; a faint one is normal and drifts as the hand moves.
Setting the oval
- Solitaire: a plain rounded band keeps the outline crisp.
- Pavé shoulders: small lab-grown diamonds on the upper band add light near the center.
- Hidden halo: one design rings the underside of the oval with small stones.
Metal around an oval
White gold and platinum make the oval look whiter and brighter. Yellow gold flatters warm skin and gives the oval a vintage glow; rose gold gives a gentle pink edge. Bands are about 2.2 mm on every design, slim enough to stack with a wedding band.
Keeping the oval secure
The narrow tips of an oval sit closest to the prongs and take the most knocks. Every few months, look closely to confirm the prongs still hug the stone, and take the ring off before moving furniture. Lukewarm water, a little gentle soap and a soft brush under the oval bring back the brilliance.
2 Carat Oval Lab-Grown Diamond Rings: Common Questions
How much does a 2 carat oval diamond ring cost?
Rings here, each with a 2-carat oval lab-grown center mounted, start around $1,350, and most sit near $1,500 in the lowest-priced metal. Platinum, pavé and the hidden halo raise it. A mined oval of the same weight would cost many times more.
Is a 2 carat oval too big?
For most hands, no. At roughly 10 by 7 mm, a 2-carat oval runs along the finger rather than across it, so it looks elegant instead of bulky. On very slim fingers it reads as a bold center, which many people want from an oval engagement ring.
