Collection: E Color Lab Grown Diamond

What E color means for a lab grown diamond

E is a colorless grade, one step below D. The difference from D is so slight that only a gemologist comparing stones side by side under controlled light can detect it. Color is graded face-down against master stones, so once a diamond is set and seen face-up, D, E and F all look icy white.

Choosing between D, E and F

All three grades sit in the colorless range. Pick D if you want the rarest grade on paper, or compare D color, E color and F color side by side and put the savings toward a larger carat weight. Colorless grades matter most in larger stones and in step cuts such as emerald and asscher, whose open facets show color more easily than a round brilliant.

Shop by size and budget

E color diamonds are available from 1 to 10 carats, for example in 2.5 carat and 5 carat sizes. You can also shop lab diamonds from $1,000 to $2,000, read the 4Cs guide, or browse all loose lab grown diamonds.