Veyara research / Dated inventory snapshot
Veyara listed lab-grown diamond prices — September 19, 2026 snapshot
Source date: 2026-09-19 · Published: 2026-09-19
This snapshot includes 26,260 available catalog entries across 6 included carat bands. The figures are Veyara’s asking prices for loose lab-grown diamonds catalogued as IGI or GIA. They are not completed sales, appraisals, resale values, or national market averages.
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| Carat band | Catalog entries | Minimum total | Median total | Median per carat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 – 1.5 carat | 5,075 | $158 | $240 | $214 |
| 1.5 – 2 carat | 6,054 | $235 | $342 | $218 |
| 2 – 3 carat | 8,660 | $379 | $568 | $252 |
| 3 – 4 carat | 3,443 | $522 | $878 | $264 |
| 4 – 5 carat | 1,476 | $516 | $1,081 | $250 |
| 5 – 10 carat | 1,552 | $904 | $1,800 | $272 |
What this means when choosing a stone
The 2–3 carat band has a median listed total of $568; the 3–4 carat band has a median of $878. These groups mix shapes, color and clarity grades. The difference does not isolate the cost of more carat weight at the same quality.
A ring setting and assembly are separate. Before buying, compare the exact report, available stone image or video, measurements, current price and applicable shipping and return terms. The snapshot does not reserve a stone or promise today’s availability.
Method and limitations
The existing daily index records at most one snapshot per Eastern calendar day from public, available inventory rows catalogued as IGI or GIA with positive price and carat values. It reports minimum and median listed totals and median listed price per carat in fixed carat bands. The source sorts observations and selects the middle observation (the upper middle observation when the count is even), then rounds to whole dollars. These are rounded figures; band totals are not a substitute for each stone’s current checkout price.
Counts describe catalog rows, not transactions or independently audited unique stones. A catalog lab field does not assert that Veyara completed an independent report lookup. Changes in inventory composition can change medians even without any individual stone changing price.
This is a single-date snapshot, not a monthly trend report. The retained history begins August 23, 2026. September was not complete when this snapshot was captured, and no July comparison is available. We do not invent missing history or generalize these figures to the entire diamond market.
Source data and reuse
The frozen JSON for this report preserves the exact snapshot shown here. The daily index and methodology and its full-history JSON / CSV continue to update separately.
Data is available under CC BY 4.0. Credit “Veyara Lab-Grown Diamond Price Index” and link to this dated report. Captured: 2026-09-19T15:12:02.871927+00:00.
SHA-256 of the compact JSON snapshot object: 45d9e64f03393da9ae42e5eaa5f2a400f76bb3ddec646934e9d0972b9c3f89d2.