Lightbox Jewelry Return Policy
Lightbox Jewelry has permanently closed — here's what that means for returns and past purchases.
What happened to Lightbox Jewelry
Lightbox Jewelry's direct-to-consumer website returns a 'store unavailable' error; De Beers reportedly wound down the DTC lab-grown diamond business.
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About Lightbox Jewelry
Lab-grown diamonds at a flat, transparent price point - no markup games, no per-carat negotiating - was Lightbox's whole reason for existing when De Beers launched it as a direct-to-consumer brand. It undercut traditional diamond pricing by a wide margin and sold rings, studs, and pendants built around man-made stones.
It appealed to buyers who wanted a diamond look without the traditional diamond price or provenance concerns. As of this research, Lightbox's own online store is returning a 'store unavailable' error, consistent with reports that De Beers wound down the direct-to-consumer business - so if you're holding a Lightbox piece, expect to go through general De Beers customer service rather than the old site.
What they sell
- Lab-grown diamond stud earrings
- Lab-grown diamond engagement and fashion rings
- Lab-grown diamond pendants
Frequently asked questions
What is Lightbox Jewelry's return window?
Not applicable (direct-to-consumer store closed)
Also known as
lightbox jewelry, lightboxjewelry.com
Lightbox Jewelry has permanently ceased U.S. retail operations. This page is kept as a reference for shoppers with past purchases or gift cards — the details above reflect the closure, not an active return policy.