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Lab grown D color diamond represents the complete absence of detectable tint, and in a princess cut’s brilliant faceting, that colorlessness reads as pure, scattered light rather than the more contained shine of a step-cut shape. Because light bounces across so many small facets at once, any trace of warmth would be immediately diluted into the sparkle, though at D color there’s simply none to begin with.
As an example, a 0.21-carat princess cut lab grown diamond in D color, IGI-certified with an Ideal cut and VS2 clarity, is priced at $100-$150. This pairing offers a realistic sense of cost at this color grade; adjusting carat weight, clarity, or cut proportions will shift the final price accordingly, so treat it as a helpful benchmark.
A lab created princess cut’s four corners are its most exposed feature, since unlike a pear or cushion, they aren’t rounded or trimmed in any way. This makes setting choice especially important, as a well-protected corner keeps the stone secure without compromising the sharp, geometric silhouette that makes this shape distinctive.
Depth percentage plays an outsized role in how brilliant a lab princess cut diamond ultimately appears, since a stone cut too deep or too shallow can lose light out the sides or bottom rather than reflecting it back to the eye. We hold every princess diamond in our D color range to consistent proportion standards to keep brilliance reliable across the collection.
Symmetry across all four sides matters just as much as depth for this shape, since even a slight inconsistency between corners becomes noticeable in a stone with such clean, geometric lines. We check every princess diamond carefully to confirm its proportions read as balanced from every angle.
If this specific carat weight or clarity grade isn’t quite right for your project, Loose Grown Diamond is happy to source a princess-cut lab-grown diamond to your exact preferences. Share your vision, or a reference image, and our team will help find or create the right stone.
D color represents the highest color grade, indicating a completely colorless diamond with exceptional purity and brilliance.
Yes, D color diamonds are the brightest and whitest, lacking any noticeable yellow or brown tint.
While more accessible than in natural diamonds, D color lab grown diamonds are still considered premium and less common.
Lab diamonds may not hold value like mined ones, but D color and quality cut can help maintain resale interest.
Their faceting style maximizes light reflection, producing exceptional fire and brilliance.
Yes, they typically cost 30–50% less than comparable mined diamonds with the same specifications.
They are available in a wide range of carat sizes, from 0.25ct to over 5ct.
