Valentine’s Day is one of the most popular occasions for giving diamond jewelry. In fact, the latest statistics from the ...

Jewelry designer Nina Runsdorf was at a trade show in the early 2000s when a “large brown rock” the size of a pebble caught her eye. The seller told her it was a rough brown diamond. Runsdorf, in ...

Programs like the Kimberley Process ... are so substantial that most buyers do not worry about resale value. Depending on the size and cut, natural diamonds are typically sold for less than ...

The Federal Trade Commission in America recommends that all invoices and paperwork for lab-grown show the following disclaimer: "Synthetic diamonds do not appreciate like natural diamonds because ...

The majority of natural diamonds ... is produced. Some diamonds glow under UV light These diamonds also glow fluorescent blue under ultraviolent (UV) light. The Aurora Pyramid of Hope collection ...

The natural-diamond industry ... luxury goods as prices rise so seemingly does demand, the more attractive the cultivated-diamond alternative will look to many consumers. Furthermore the ...

and optically identical to natural, mined diamonds, but they do so at a much more expedient and accessible rate (i.e.: over the course of a few weeks or months in a lab versus millions of years ...

With the growing popularity of the lab grown diamond, the natural diamond industry sees the need for technology to ...

making me love natural diamonds more than ever. This collaboration has made me realise that nothing is produced in a vacuum: we leave footprints on our planet in everything we do, so how can we make ...