Lab-grown diamonds have been commercially available since the 80s, but they started to gain popularity over the past few years.© Tanner Gilmartin ...

Nearly half of engagement ring center stones (46%) sold in 2023 were lab-grown, according to a survey by The Knot.1 Buyers like that these very real diamonds are a fraction of the price of natural ...

Diamonds grown in a lab accounted for 13.6% of the $88.6 billion in diamond jewelry sold globally in 2022, up from less than 1% in 2015, according to Paul Zimnisky, a diamond industry analyst.

As a designer in the wedding industry for over 27 years, Monique Lhuillier has seen plenty of trends come and go, but the fashion icon says lab-grown diamonds are here to stay.

Lab-grown diamond brand, Lightbox, has permanently reduced its prices to as low as $500 per carat, from a previous price of $800 per carat, for the brand’s standard range of lab-grown diamonds ...

Mona Akhavi, CEO of Vrai—a lab-grown jewelry line—adds, "Diamonds can change hands up to 15 times, from excavation to cutting, distribution, polishing, trading, and dealing.

This includes a new “True lab-created Diamonds by Vera Wang LOVE” collection for Zales, which includes 16 engagement ring styles that feature 101 facet lab-grown diamond centers, as well as ...

Recent data show that younger U.S. generations are really into artificial diamonds–lab-grown diamond sales in the U.S. jumped 16 percent from 2022 to 2023, and sales of artificial diamonds in U ...

Lab-grown diamonds are a new and more sustainable alternative to mined diamonds because they use less energy, less water, and produce less carbon emissions than regular diamonds. In order to help with ...

Lab-grown diamonds, on the other hand, are created relatively quickly in a laboratory or a factory, but share nearly all of the same characteristics as natural diamonds.

Lab-grown diamonds, on the other hand, are created relatively quickly in a laboratory or a factory, but share nearly all of the same characteristics as natural diamonds.

Lab-grown diamonds, on the other hand, are created relatively quickly in a laboratory or a factory, but share nearly all of the same characteristics as natural diamonds.