3 Stone Engagement Rings with Lab Grown Diamonds

A 3 stone engagement ring usually gives you more finger coverage than a solitaire. The two side diamonds spread the design across the hand and create a wider look. Compare the total carat weight and stone measurements instead of looking only at the center carat.

Pear side stones soften the look of an oval or radiant center diamond. Pair half moon diamonds with an oval center for a smooth outline. Tapered baguettes give an elongated cushion center diamond a clean, modern look. Round side stones add balance. Matching marquise side stones give a marquise center a long, flowing shape.

Smaller side stones keep the center lab grown diamond as the main focus. Larger side stones add more finger coverage and create a bolder three stone ring. Compare the width of each diamond in millimeters because different shapes can look larger or smaller at the same carat weight.Source: Elle Cassie’s 3-Stone Engagement Ring. IGI Laboratory Grown Diamond Report.

First, check your ring size and the full width of all three stones. Look at the center diamond's length and width, not just its carat weight. Oval, marquise, elongated radiant, and elongated cushion diamonds give you more length across the finger. Choose a size that looks balanced and leaves room beside your other fingers.

A prong setting shows more of the diamonds and creates a classic look. A bezel setting adds a smooth metal edge around the center stone for a clean, modern profile. A cathedral setting lifts the center diamond higher and may leave more room for a wedding band, but you should still check the side view and setting height.Source: Jewelers Mutual Ring Structure Guide. GIA Diamond Ring Setting Guide.

Not every straight wedding band will sit flush with a three stone engagement ring. A low center setting or wide side stones may leave a small gap between the rings. A curved, open, gap, or custom lab grown diamond wedding band can follow the engagement ring more closely.Source: Brides Engagement Ring Setting Guide. ELLE Custom Engagement Ring Guide.

Yes. Lab grown diamonds are real diamonds created in a controlled laboratory instead of mined from the earth. They have the same crystal structure, hardness, and sparkle as mined diamonds, but their origin is different.

Leonids provides an IGI report for the certified center lab grown diamond. The report records details such as carat weight, color, clarity, measurements, and the report number. Smaller side diamonds may appear in the product specifications without separate grading reports.Source:IGI Lab-grown Diamond Report Explanation. IGI 2025 4Cs Statement.

Yes. Choose your center diamond shape and carat size, then select yellow, white, or rose gold, or platinum. You can request changes to the side stones, setting details, and wedding band fit, and add free engraving to the finished ring.