Shop loose lab-grown diamonds with public listed prices. Compare each stone's specifications and use its report link or supplier video when available for that listing. Inspect the available evidence first, then choose a setting.
A loose diamond is a stone that has not been mounted yet — and that is exactly why serious buyers prefer it. When a diamond stands on its own, you can judge it honestly: the cut and light return, the true color face up, whether it is eye-clean, the millimeter spread, and the certificate behind it. Nothing is hidden by a setting or bundled into a pre-made price. You choose the stone on its merits, then decide how to set it.
It is also where the value is. A pre-set ring folds a marked-up mounting and bench labor into one number. Buying a loose lab-grown diamond puts your budget into the stone itself, and any jeweler can then set it in the style you want — solitaire, halo, three-stone, pendant, or studs. Veyara focuses on loose lab-grown stones specifically so that the diamond, not the packaging, is what you are paying for.
Filter to your spec. Start on the live inventory and narrow by shape, carat range, color, and clarity so you are comparing genuinely similar stones. With a deep catalog, filtering first saves time and sharpens the comparison.
Lead with cut. Cut drives sparkle more than any other factor. Favor Excellent or Ideal make with tight proportions; a brilliant, well-cut stone outshines a whiter stone that is cut poorly.
Judge color and clarity by eye. In most settings a G or H reads white, and VS2–SI1 is typically eye-clean. When available for the listing, use the report plot and supplier video to evaluate what the grade alone cannot show.
Compare spread, not just weight. Two stones of equal carat can look different sizes face up. Check the measurements so you get the visual size you expect.
A deep, continuously refreshed catalog of loose lab-grown diamonds across every popular shape, carat range, color, and clarity — filter to the exact stone you want.
Each detail page shows public specifications and identifies a report link or supplier video when available for that listing. Missing evidence stays disclosed rather than implied.
Buy the loose diamond, then set it in any style with your own jeweler — or ask us to source a matched pair or melee to go with it.
Every public stone uses a Veyara SKU and visible price. Add a loose lab-grown diamond to cart to start checkout, or send a spec and we'll source one for you.
For custom sourcing, include shape, carat range, color, clarity, certificate preference, budget, timeline, and whether you need a single stone, a matched pair, or a parcel.
A loose lab-grown diamond has not yet been set into a ring, pendant, or other mounting. Buying loose lets you compare the stone's cut, color, clarity, carat, measurements, and any report or supplier media available for that listing before choosing a setting.
Buying loose gives you control over the stone and setting. You can compare specifications and open the report link or supplier video when available for that listing before committing. Once you have the right stone, a qualified jeweler can mount it in the setting you choose.
Veyara lists a deep, continuously updated inventory of loose lab-grown diamonds across every popular shape, carat range, color, and clarity, refreshed from supplier stock. Because the catalog is large and changes often, the live inventory page is the best place to filter to exactly the stone you want.
Most loose stones in the live inventory are certified by IGI or GIA, with the report details and grading shown on each stone's detail page when available. For buyers focused on size and visual quality over paperwork, non-certified stones and parcels can also be sourced at a lower cost per carat.
Yes. Many buyers purchase a loose stone from Veyara and take it to their own jeweler to be set, or ask us to help source a matched pair or melee to accompany it. Buying the loose stone first means you know exactly what you are setting before any labor cost is added.
Maximum brilliance and the most liquid, comparable shape.
Elongated brilliance with strong finger coverage.
Step-cut hall-of-mirrors elegance.
Brilliant sparkle in a cropped-corner outline.
Teardrop silhouette that flatters the hand.
Largest face-up area per carat of any shape.
Modern square brilliant with strong value.
Vintage pillow cut with exceptional fire.
Romantic brilliant built on symmetry.
Art Deco step cut with concentric flashes.
Browse the live inventory or send Veyara the specs you want sourced.