Made by IRIS
MADE BY IRIS · MADE TO ORDER
Your choice.
Made personal.
Lab-grown diamond jewellery, made to your selected specifications with our specialist manufacturing partner. Thoughtful choices, direct delivery and personal support from IRIS.
Explore the collectionJewellery with a personal point of view
Chosen by you.
Made for you.
Choose the piece you love, then make it personal. Select your metal, diamond shape, weight and clarity from the choices available for your design. Your price updates as you choose.
We work with a specialist jewellery manufacturer in China to create your piece. Your completed jewellery is dispatched directly from the manufacturer, while IRIS remains your point of contact before and after it arrives.
From your idea to your everyday
Three simple steps.
01. You choose.
Start with a design. Choose the shape, metal, diamond details and fit that feel right for you.
02. Made to order.
Our manufacturing partner creates your jewellery to the specifications you have chosen, setting the stones and finishing the piece.
03. Yours to enjoy.
Choose complimentary gift packaging if you would like it. IRIS is here for questions, with a lifetime manufacturing warranty included.
Why lab-grown?
Diamond beauty.
More possibility.
A lab-grown diamond is diamond, created through a different process. It has essentially the same chemical, physical and optical properties as a mined diamond.
Comparable lab-grown stones generally cost less, opening up more possibilities for your budget. That could mean more room for the size, setting or piece you love.
Learn more with GIA’s guide to lab-grown diamonds and IGI’s diamond education.
Choose with understanding
The details make the diamond.
A diamond’s appearance depends on its individual characteristics. Both lab-grown and mined diamonds vary in quality, and specialist testing can identify their origin.
Cut
The proportions and finish influence how a diamond handles light. Shape describes its outline, such as round or oval.
Colour
For diamonds in the usual colour range, this considers the degree of colour present. Fancy-colour diamonds are assessed differently.
Clarity
The presence and visibility of internal inclusions and surface blemishes, assessed under standard viewing conditions.
Carat
A measure of weight: one carat equals 0.2 grams. A diamond’s visible size also depends on its proportions and shape.
Explore GIA’s guide to the 4Cs. These principles explain diamond quality; they are not a grade assigned to every IRIS piece.
The IRIS promise
Confidence in
the details.
Gift packaging, with our compliments. Select Add free gift packaging on the product page before adding your piece to the bag. The choice is yours, at no extra cost.
Checked three times before dispatch. Our production partner inspects workmanship, stone setting and finish. Explore our quality checks.
A lifetime manufacturing warranty. Every piece is covered for manufacturing defects present at delivery, with the scope and exclusions clearly explained in our warranty.
Clear diamond information. Selected centre stones have independent grading reports. Explore diamond quality and reports, or ask us to confirm the documents for your selection before ordering.
The people responsible for your order
Here, when you need us.
IRIS is operated by LO Commerce Ltd, registered in England and Wales under company number 17367924. Your purchase contract is with us. From choosing your piece to help after delivery, contact admin@byiris.store or send us a message.
Delivery is free, with an estimated arrival of 7–10 business days from ordering, including production. Orders are dispatched from China. Eligible change-of-mind returns are sent overseas at your cost. Our delivery and returns policies explain the arrangements, including support for faulty goods.
Make it yours
Your design starts here.
Solid gold, solid rose gold, solid white gold or platinum. A favourite shape. The right fit. Start with a piece from the collection and choose the details that make it yours.
Hallmarking information
Understanding a hallmark.
A hallmark identifies the precious-metal content of an item. The British Hallmarking Council’s Dealer’s Notice below explains the marks used in the UK.
Open the official Dealer’s Notice in full size (PDF)
Read the UK hallmarking guidance.