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Lab diamonds are real diamonds, created with cutting-edge technology. They have the same physical, chemical and optical properties as a nature-mined diamond. Whether you’re drawn to their lower price, sustainable...
The diamond industry is undergoing a major transformation, and lab-grown diamonds are at the center of this shift with Lab-diamonds making up over 20% of the global diamond market in...
When buying diamond jewelry, understanding the role of a certificate can help you make an informed decision. A diamond certificate, typically issued by reputable laboratories like GIA (Gemological Institute of...
Lab diamonds are real diamonds, created with cutting-edge technology. They have the same physical, chemical and optical properties as a nature-mined diamond. Whether you’re drawn to their lower price, sustainable...
Diamond carat is important because it directly impacts a diamond’s value, appearance, and overall appeal. As a measurement of weight, carat helps buyers understand a diamond's size relative to other...
A diamond’s cut grade & shape have a direct impact on its overall appearance, making it the most important factor to consider when purchasing a diamond.
The diamond color range spans from completely colorless to pale yellow. Even without being a trained gemologist, you can tell the difference from one end of the scale to the...
Clarity is a key factor when shopping for a diamond. Learn what it means and where our diamonds fall on the clarity scale.
A study by Created Forever on the perception and popularity of lab-grown versus natural diamonds reveals that half of consumers think natural diamonds are of better quality than lab-grown diamonds....
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