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frequently asked questions

Are Lab grown diamonds real? icon

Yes. Lab grown diamonds are based on advanced technology in the diamond industry.  Using the same carbon crystal as a natural diamond, a laboratory mimics the same pressure as the earth and within weeks to months a diamond is formed. Due to its controlled environment colour and clarity is usually of the highest standard.

Should I buy a Natural or Lab grown diamond engagement ring? icon

For generations, diamonds have been the ultimate symbol of love and commitment.  Traditionally consumers have only known a natural diamond, one that has been grown in the earth over billions of years contributing to their desire and rarity.  

In recent years, the development of advanced technology resulting in lab grown diamonds have consumers questioning which one to buy.  There are factors like price and value, rarity and mass production, tradition and modernization. However,
ultimately to comes down to the consumer’s preference. 

What is the difference between Lab Grown and Natural Diamonds? icon

Lab grown diamonds are based on advanced technology in the diamond industry. 
Using the same carbon crystal as a natural diamond, a laboratory mimics
the same pressure as the earth and within weeks to months a diamond is formed.
Due to its controlled environment colour and clarity is usually of the highest
standard. Due to the abundance of Lab grown diamonds being manufactured around the world they are 30–70% cheaper than natural diamonds.

Over billions of years natural diamonds are formed within the earth’s crust. 
Natural diamonds typically hold better value and are more expensive due to rarity and mining process. Natural diamonds are available in a wide variety of natural colours and inclusions which are part of the character of each unique diamond.

Are Lab grown diamonds real? icon

Yes. Lab grown diamonds are based on advanced technology in the diamond industry.  Using the same carbon crystal as a natural diamond, a laboratory mimics the same pressure as the earth and within weeks to months a diamond is formed. Due to its controlled environment colour and clarity is usually of the highest standard.

What is the difference between Lab Grown and Natural Diamonds? icon

Lab grown diamonds are based on advanced technology in the diamond industry. 
Using the same carbon crystal as a natural diamond, a laboratory mimics
the same pressure as the earth and within weeks to months a diamond is formed.
Due to its controlled environment colour and clarity is usually of the highest
standard. Due to the abundance of Lab grown diamonds being manufactured around the world they are 30–70% cheaper than natural diamonds.

Over billions of years natural diamonds are formed within the earth’s crust. 
Natural diamonds typically hold better value and are more expensive due to rarity and mining process. Natural diamonds are available in a wide variety of natural colours and inclusions which are part of the character of each unique diamond.

Should I buy a Natural or Lab grown diamond engagement ring? icon

For generations, diamonds have been the ultimate symbol of love and commitment.  Traditionally consumers have only known a natural diamond, one that has been grown in the earth over billions of years contributing to their desire and rarity.  

In recent years, the development of advanced technology resulting in lab grown diamonds have consumers questioning which one to buy.  There are factors like price and value, rarity and mass production, tradition and modernization. However,
ultimately to comes down to the consumer’s preference. 

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