Diamond mining has a long history of detrimental impacts to a region, both in terms of the environmental costs and the human costs of conflict diamonds, so manmade diamonds, which include ...

When I think of lab-grown diamonds ... To some, they are referred to as synthetic diamonds since they’re created or synthesized in laboratories. Over the past five years, they’ve become ...

The man-made stone have never had the cachet or complicated romance of mined stones. But perhaps we’re not thinking ...

Creating diamonds is now easier than ever as the machine needed to produce lab-grown stones is sold at Alibaba for $200,000.

Lab-grown diamonds may seem like a modern marvel, but their origins trace back to the 1950s when scientists first created synthetic diamonds for industrial purposes. General Electric was one of the ...

Lab-grown diamonds, also known as synthetic diamonds, man made diamonds, or cultured diamonds, have the same physical properties of natural diamonds because they are created in a lab using ...

In an age when you can get just about anything online, it's probably no surprise that you can buy a diamond-making machine ...

Inspired by the colors of her iconic wedding gowns, Monique Lhuillier and KAY Jewelers introduce pink, blue and yellow lab-created diamond engagement rings to the Monique Lhuillier Bliss collection.

“Lightbox will transform the lab-grown diamond sector by offering ... consumers recognize that diamonds created in a factory (also known as ‘synthetic’ or ‘laboratory-grown’) are not ...

"A synthetic diamond is not the same as a natural diamond," Kinney added. "Any gem lab can tell the difference, and your friends probably can too — especially if the diamond does not match your ...

Allied Market Research valued the synthetic-diamond industry ... Perhaps what the lab-grown industry needs, then, is less hectoring and more ingenuity. “Created diamonds give you the ability ...

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