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 ...

The traditional diamond industry is thought to be under threat from lab-grown stones. But that’s not how luxury works.

Lab-grown diamonds are growing in popularity and in numbers. Here’s why more and more people are making the switch ...

Here’s everything you need to know about diamonds synthesized in the lab, and how they may (or may not) differ from their natural counterparts.

Diamond Foundry is expanding into the luxury jewelry market for lab-grown diamonds through its vertically-integrated business model and its DTC jewelry brand Vrai.

Lab-grown diamonds appeal to younger customers not only because they are more affordable, but also because the process is more sustainable.

Lab-grown diamond quality has improved over the years, and its current popularity comes along with an eco-friendly movement, especially among the younger generation.

With an endless supply of lab-grown diamonds flooding the market, the future value for both the natural and man-made stones in uncertain.

Diamondrensu has drawn the attention of a growing customer base by taking the lab-grown diamond experience to the next level through a combination of sustainable hardware and personalized service.

Although both are "made, not mined," moissanite gemstones and lab-grown diamonds are NOT one in the same. Here are some of the key differences between these two natural diamond alternatives.