LAMOR&CO · Fine Jewelry
Custom Lab Diamond Engagement Rings
Custom lab diamond engagement rings give you a way to begin with the details that matter most: a preferred diamond shape, target carat range, gold color, ring size, and inspiration images. LAMOR&CO reviews each custom request personally so the discussion can begin with a clear picture of the design you want to create.
Use the custom ring request form to share your inspiration photos and select a starting preference for 14K or 18K gold, White, Yellow, or Rose Gold, diamond shape, carat range, and ring size. The request does not begin checkout. It allows the atelier to review your idea and provide a personal quote before you approve a design.
For reference, you can also compare a round solitaire, an oval pavé design, or a radiant-cut pavé ring. Listed center diamonds are IGI certified. Final production timing and specifications are confirmed with the selected design; completed rings are hand-finished in Florida and inspected before shipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I include with a custom request?
Share inspiration photos, the shapes or details you like, your preferred metal and color, a target diamond size, and your ring size if known.
Is a custom request a checkout?
No. Your request is sent to LAMOR&CO for review and a personal quote.
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How a Custom Request Starts
A useful custom request begins with the details you already know and does not require you to have every specification decided. Inspiration images can show the overall silhouette, gallery, band, prongs, or diamond arrangement you prefer. Your selected diamond shape, approximate carat range, metal color, karat, and ring size give the atelier a practical starting point for reviewing the design.
After the request is reviewed, the quote and final specifications can be discussed before an order moves forward. If you are still deciding between a custom design and an existing model, browse the engagement ring collection to compare proportions, setting styles, and center-stone shapes.