Lab Diamonds

Lab Diamonds

Diamonds

LAB GROWN DIAMONDS

Discover lab-grown diamonds, ethically crafted with exquisite beauty. These diamonds are created using advanced technology, replicating the natural growth process in a controlled lab setting. With the same brilliance, clarity, and durability as mined diamonds, they offer a stunning and responsible choice.

What sets lab-grown diamonds apart is their eco-friendly origin. By reducing the need for mining, they contribute to a greener future. Choose lab-grown diamonds to adorn yourself with guilt-free elegance and be part of a sustainable legacy.

Our collection showcases captivating designs and cuts, from classic solitaires to intricate halos. Each diamond is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Experience the beauty of lab-grown diamonds, where luxury meets responsibility. Explore our collection for a guilt-free journey of elegance and style.

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BUYING MOISSANITE

Contact Us to buy your moissanite, diamonds, and other precious stones. Once we have received payment, we will arrange secure courier delivery to you within 24 hours.
MOISSANITE SIZES
View a chart of our moissanite sizes by size in millimetres for round, princess, cushion, oval, emerald, marquise, and cushion cut moissanite.
Diamond Size Chart

COMMON QUESTIONS

Lab-grown diamonds are diamonds that are created in a controlled laboratory environment rather than being formed naturally over millions of years in the Earth’s crust. They have the same chemical composition, physical properties, and optical characteristics as natural diamonds.

Lab-grown diamonds are created using two main methods: High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) and Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD). HPHT mimics the conditions under which natural diamonds form, subjecting carbon to high pressure and high temperature. CVD involves the use of carbon-rich gases to grow diamonds on a substrate.

Yes, lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds. They have the same crystal structure, chemical composition (pure carbon), and optical properties as natural diamonds. The only difference is their origin.

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Generally, lab-grown diamonds are more affordable than their natural counterparts. The cost of lab-grown diamonds is influenced by factors like size, quality, and the specific retailer, but in general, they tend to be priced lower than natural diamonds.

Lab-grown diamonds are often perceived as more ethical and sustainable compared to natural diamonds. They are not mined, which reduces environmental impact and eliminates concerns related to conflict diamonds.

The value of lab-grown diamonds can be subject to market fluctuations, similar to natural diamonds. However, they are generally expected to retain their value better than other diamond simulants (e.g., cubic zirconia) since they are real diamonds.

DIAMOND GRADING

The 4Cs stand for colour, clarity, carat weight, and cut. They make up a grading system that determines the quality and price of a diamond.

CUT

Many people confuse cut with the shape (e.g. round or princess) of a diamond. The shape of the diamond is a matter of personal preference and does not directly affect the value. Cut refers to how well the stone is faceted, proportioned, and polished. A good cut will result in better brilliance, which is why it is the most important of the 4Cs. If a diamond is poorly cut, the diamond will look dull and glassy. It is the work of a master cutter that allows the diamond to be cut in such a way as to permit the maximum amount of light to be reflected through the diamond. The cut is the only diamond component not influenced by nature.

Colour

Colour is the second most important factor to consider when buying a diamond. Ideally, a diamond would have no colour, however, chemical impurities or structural defects do exist which affect the colour. It is important to distinguish the normal range of ‘white’ diamonds from ‘fancy’ colour diamonds. Diamonds range in colour from faint yellow or brown to rare pinks, blues, greens, and other colours are known as “fancies”.

Clarity

The clarity of a diamond relates to the amount of natural internal imperfections (inclusions) and blemishes (surface defects) present. Inclusions are liquids, solids or gases trapped in the mineral as it formed. Clarity refers to the relative absence of inclusions and blemishes.

carat

Carat refers to the actual weight of the diamond. The larger the carat, the more expensive the diamond. Carat size is divisible by 100 points of two milligrams each.