Warm, distinctive and naturally full of character, champagne diamonds offer a colorful alternative to the traditional white diamond engagement ring. Their tones can range from pale golden beige and soft honey to deeper amber and cognac brown, giving each stone a look entirely its own.
At Laura Preshong, we source natural and lab-grown champagne diamonds, along with golden sapphires and other warm-toned center stones. Choose your stone and pair it with one of our engagement ring settings to create a ring designed around the color, cut and character you love.
Champagne Center Stone Options
Lab-Grown Brown Diamonds
Lab-grown diamonds can offer the same warm champagne and golden tones in a diamond grown above ground. They’re a great option for someone looking for distinctive color with more flexibility in size and budget.
Natural Champagne Diamonds
Naturally colored diamonds with warm tones ranging from soft beige and golden honey to deeper brown and cognac. Each stone is completely individual, with subtle variations in color and character.
Yellow and Brown Sapphires
Yellow sapphires can range from pale buttery tones to rich golden hues, offering a beautiful alternative for someone drawn to warmth and color. Their durability also makes them well suited for everyday wear and engagement rings.
Looking for champagne diamonds in Boston? Visit our South End showroom to compare natural champagne diamonds, lab-grown champagne diamonds, and warm yellow sapphires in person. We offer both in-person and virtual viewings for champagne diamonds and sapphires.
Previous Champagne Engagement Rings
Champagne Diamonds in Motion
Champagne diamonds can shift beautifully in different lighting, revealing warm golden, beige, brown, and cognac tones as they move. Explore a few of our previous champagne engagement rings to see how different cuts, colors, and settings come to life.
Champagne Setting Inspiration
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Champagne Diamond Engagement Ring FAQ
A champagne diamond is a diamond with visible warm color, typically ranging from pale beige and golden tones to deeper brown. Because the term “champagne” describes a visual range rather than one single shade, individual champagne diamonds can look very different from one another.
Yes. Champagne diamonds are diamonds. Natural champagne diamonds form in the earth, while lab-grown champagne diamonds are created in a controlled environment. Both have the durability and optical properties associated with diamonds.
Champagne is commonly used to describe diamonds with attractive warm brown, beige or golden coloring. Depending on the individual stone and its grading, you may also encounter terms like brown diamond, fancy brown diamond, yellow diamond, golden diamond or cognac diamond.
Yes. Because they are diamonds, champagne diamonds are exceptionally durable and well suited for rings designed to be worn every day. Their warm coloring makes them particularly appealing for someone who wants the practicality of a diamond with a less traditional appearance.
Yes. We can source both natural and lab-grown diamonds with warm champagne, golden and brown tones. Availability varies, particularly when looking for a specific combination of shape, color and size, so we recommend working with our team to source individual stones.
They can create a similar warm, golden palette, but they are different gemstones. Yellow sapphires tend to show more noticeable yellow or gold color, while champagne diamonds often have beige, brown or honey undertones along with the sparkle associated with diamonds.
There isn’t one right choice. Yellow gold tends to complement and emphasize warm champagne tones, while platinum or white gold creates more contrast around the stone. We recommend comparing combinations to see whether you want your center stone to feel tonal or more pronounced.
Any of our engagement ring settings can be made with a champagne diamond or other warm-toned center stone. Because every ring is engineered around its specific center stone, our team can help determine the best dimensions and setting for the diamond you choose.
Laura Preshong offers champagne diamond and alternative center stone engagement rings from our South End Boston showroom. Schedule an in-house or virtual stone viewing to compare natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, sapphires and other unique center stones in person.
Find Your Champagne Stone
Whether you’re drawn to a warm natural champagne diamond, a lab-grown champagne diamond, or a golden yellow sapphire, we’ll help you find a center stone that feels just right.
Visit our Boston showroom or work with us virtually to compare stones, choose your setting, and create an engagement ring that feels entirely your own.