
Loose Lab-Grown Diamonds / SOURCING ON REQUEST
Oval Lab-Grown Diamonds Wholesale
Source loose oval center stones and matched pairs for bridal collections, bespoke jewellery and repeat business orders.
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Specify the finished diamond first. Add the CVD growth-method requirement clearly to the sourcing brief.
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CVD means chemical vapor deposition, a laboratory growth process rather than a complete finished-diamond quality specification. A business enquiry for CVD lab-grown diamonds still needs shape, measured dimensions, weight, appearance and documentation requirements. State whether the growth method is a fixed requirement or a preference, and separately ask how any post-growth treatment is disclosed. This page focuses on polished jewellery-grade sourcing; it does not offer a reactor, seed plate or industrial diamond substrate. Product links below are selection starting points, not a declaration that every illustrated item is currently available by the CVD route.
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Loose Lab-Grown Diamonds / SOURCING ON REQUEST
Source loose oval center stones and matched pairs for bridal collections, bespoke jewellery and repeat business orders.
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Loose Lab-Grown Diamonds / SOURCING ON REQUEST
Build a cushion-cut diamond brief around square or elongated outlines, facet appearance and the dimensions of your finished design.
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Loose Lab-Grown Diamonds / SOURCING ON REQUEST
Select emerald-cut lab-grown diamonds through step-facet appearance, clipped-corner outline and setting dimensions, with documentation reviewed stone by stone.
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Loose Lab-Grown Diamonds / SOURCING ON REQUEST
Brief radiant-cut lab-grown diamonds by square or rectangular outline, clipped corners, face-up pattern and the requirements of the intended mount.
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Loose Lab-Grown Diamonds / SOURCING ON REQUEST
Plan pear-shaped lab-grown diamond sourcing around the point, shoulder balance, setting orientation and matching requirements of your finished jewellery.
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Loose Lab-Grown Diamonds / SOURCING ON REQUEST
Define Asscher-cut lab-grown diamond sourcing through square step geometry, clipped corners, depth and the appearance standard of your design.
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Matched Lab-Grown Diamonds / SOURCING ON REQUEST
Oval, pear and other same-shape loose diamond pairs, selected around outline consistency and your finished-design requirements.
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Fancy Color Lab-Grown Diamonds / SOURCING ON REQUEST
Yellow loose diamonds for design-led rings and pendants, with color appearance and supporting information reviewed stone by stone.
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Choose with a complete specification
A category page should help you compare options before you submit an enquiry.
A polished center stone, matched pair and melee parcel are different requests even when CVD is preferred. Describe the product format and intended application before deciding which measurements and documents matter.
CVD describes how a diamond grew. Subsequent treatment, where applicable, is a separate disclosure question. Record the actual wording available for the proposed goods; do not promise an as-grown condition without supporting evidence.
Compare actual grades, proportions, dimensions and appearance. A growth-method label alone cannot establish that the stone suits a specific setting or meets the visual standard of a collection.
If a retail or manufacturing program requires CVD specifically, put that restriction and its document requirements in the RFQ. If the method is flexible, identify the quality and procurement criteria that determine the decision.
06 / A practical comparison
Compare the properties that change the purchasing decision, then review the actual selected stones or parcel.
| Requirement | What to request | What not to assume |
|---|---|---|
| CVD growth | Actual process information for the selected goods | Every stone on a shape page is CVD |
| Treatment disclosure | Separate disclosed treatment information | CVD always means untreated |
| Finished dimensions | Measured length, width and depth | One growth method ensures setting fit |
| Pair or parcel | Group data and matching criteria | A method label establishes group consistency |
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Coordinate the rectangular emerald-cut center with the baguette side stones through a complete ring layout. State the center’s dimensions, side-stone dimensions, orientation and relative scale before selection. Review the proposed combination together, and identify the center and each side separately in the quote with their applicable document and matching requirements.
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A radiant bezel ring makes the fit between the clipped-corner perimeter and surrounding metal part of the visible design. Provide the intended rectangle, corner geometry, depth clearance and bezel drawing before sourcing. Approve the actual diamond and its face-up pattern before a close-fitting bezel is completed, rather than selecting only by weight.
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01 / BUYER BRIEF
Source a step-cut center around a precise architectural design.
Provide length, width, depth, ratio reference, corner geometry and the mount’s fixed constraints.
02 / BUYER BRIEF
Fit a brilliant-style clipped-corner stone to a defined surround.
Include the halo perimeter, corner cuts, setting orientation and whether the mount can follow the selected stone.
03 / BUYER BRIEF
Build oval selections against clear acceptance criteria.
Separate single stones from matched pairs; list tolerance, report and image requirements alongside quantity.
| Market scenario | Example procurement use | What needs clarification |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Step-cut bridal and three-stone assortments | Center data and side-stone layout |
| United Kingdom | Bespoke radiant halo commissions | Perimeter and clipped-corner seat geometry |
| Australia | Made-to-order oval collections | Approval timing and repeat specification |
08 / Before you source
No. Growth method and subsequent treatment are separate questions. Confirm the disclosure and supporting documentation for the actual selected diamond. Do not infer an as-grown condition from the CVD label or the appearance of a catalogue image.
A growth-method label is not a universal quality ranking. Compare the individual stone's dimensions, report information, appearance and suitability for the design. If the buying program has a fixed method requirement, state it in the enquiry.
This catalogue is planned around polished lab-grown diamonds for jewellery sourcing. Rough, seeds, industrial plates and production equipment belong to different purchasing tasks and are not included as confirmed offers in this product system.
Yes, you can state that requirement in the brief for review. Also define each-stone weights, dimensions, visual matching and documentation. Availability of a suitable pair and the applicable commercial terms are confirmed separately.
09 / Prepare the next conversation
Start with the fixed requirements and explain where the sourcing selection can vary.
Describe the product format, design requirements, document needs and intended purchase unit. The actual selection and commercial terms are confirmed through the quotation.
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