Explore Colored Diamond Jewelry by Color
Ouros Jewels brings together lab grown colored diamond jewelry in a range of Unique diamond colors, with each shade offering its own character within fine jewelry. Explore pink diamond jewelry for softer color, champagne diamonds for warm neutral tones, yellow diamond jewelry for a richer golden appearance, and blue and black diamonds for stronger contrast.
The collection also includes green and olive diamond jewelry, adding less traditional color options to the Ouros Jewels range. Each color has its own dedicated selection, making it easy to explore a specific shade before choosing a ring, earring, pendant, bracelet, or other jewelry design.
Colored Diamond Rings, Earrings, Pendants & More
At Ouros Jewels, colored diamond jewelry extends beyond a single type of piece. Our collection includes colored diamond rings, engagement rings, earrings, pendants, necklaces, bracelets, and wedding bands, allowing the same color story to be worn in different ways. The current collection includes colored diamond rings and earrings as well as pendant and wedding-band designs.
Colored diamond rings make up a central part of the collection, from engagement-focused designs to everyday and statement styles. For bridal shopping, explore our Engagement Rings collection for additional lab grown diamond styles.
Colored diamond earrings offer an easy way to introduce color without choosing a larger center-stone piece. Depending on the design, colored stones can be used as the main focus or combined with white diamonds for contrast.
Colored diamond pendants and necklaces bring the same range of color into a different part of a jewelry collection, while colored diamond bracelets can create a stronger overall color presence.
For bridal sets and stacking, colored diamond wedding bands can add color alongside an engagement ring. Our Wedding Bands collection includes lab grown diamond bands in different widths, settings, profiles, and metal options
How to Choose the Right Lab Grown Colored Diamond Jewelry
Choosing a colored diamond starts with the color you want to wear, but the diamond's shape, setting, metal, and overall proportions also affect how that color appears in the finished jewelry.
Color and intensity: Pink, blue, yellow, champagne, black, green, and olive diamonds create very different visual effects. A softer shade can give a subtle look, while a stronger color can make the diamond the main feature of the design.
Diamond shape: Round, oval, cushion, pear, marquise, emerald, radiant, and other shapes can change how the color is presented. Elongated shapes can create a different visual presence from wider cushions or classic round cuts.
Setting: Solitaire settings keep attention on the colored center stone, while halo, pavé, bezel, cluster, and multi-stone settings can introduce additional diamond contrast around it.
Metal: The metal you choose can noticeably change the overall appearance of colored diamond jewelry.
- White gold creates a cooler, cleaner contrast around colored diamonds and can help stronger shades stand out.
- Yellow gold adds warmth and can complement champagne, yellow, olive, and other warmer-toned diamonds.
- Rose gold brings a pink-toned warmth that pairs naturally with softer colored diamonds and creates a romantic finish.
- 925 sterling silver offers a bright, white-metal look at a more accessible price point for colored diamond designs.
- 10K gold offers a durable gold option for jewelry designed for regular wear.
- 14K gold provides a balance of durability, gold content, and everyday versatility.
- 18K gold has a richer gold appearance and gives colored diamond jewelry a more pronounced warm-metal finish.
- 950 platinum provides a naturally white precious-metal option with a substantial feel and strong durability.
Ouros Jewels currently lists silver, 10K, 14K, 18K solid gold, and 950 platinum among its available metal options on colored-diamond designs, with exact choices depending on the individual piece.
For those specifically comparing lab grown colored diamonds, the same design considerations apply: compare the diamond's color, shape, carat weight, setting, and metal for the individual piece. You can also learn how certification works in our guide to IGI vs. GIA diamond certification, including how grading reports describe a diamond's quality.
Shop Lab Grown Colored Diamond Jewelry at Ouros Jewels
Ouros Jewels offers lab grown colored diamond jewelry for those looking beyond traditional colorless diamond designs. Explore colored diamond rings, lab grown diamond engagement rings, earrings, pendants, bracelets, and wedding bands across pink, champagne, yellow, blue, black, green, and olive color options.
Each design provides its own diamond and jewelry specifications, while eligible pieces can offer different metal choices and customization options. Certification is available according to the individual diamond and product requirements, including IGI and GIA-certified options where applicable.
For shoppers who want to choose the diamond first, explore Lab Grown Diamonds and build the jewelry around the color, shape, carat weight, and design you prefer.
Explore lab grown colored diamond jewelry at Ouros Jewels and find a color, metal, and design that fits the way you want to wear your diamonds.