Coexistence between natural and lab-grown diamonds is possible, but only if diamond players compete on the real, actual value ...

Lab-grown diamonds have become massively popular in recent years, giving the traditional, mined version a run for its money. Oymakas says natural diamonds made up 100 per cent of his business until ...

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

Cheap man-made diamonds are making life harder for miners, flooding the market with gems nearly indistinguishable from ...

A natural stone would cost roughly $2,500, versus about $500 for a same-quality lab-grown equivalent, according to Mehul Sompora, CEO of Diamond Hedge, a diamond price comparison tool.

Jewellers will pay you about 50 per cent of the retail price, he said. Reselling a lab-grown diamond, on the other hand, can be a challenge, according to Mr. Vora.

In a world where personal expression knows no bounds, statement rings have emerged as powerful symbols of individuality and style. While traditional diamond jewelry has long captured hearts, today's ...

What need not be stated is that lab-grown diamonds are cheaper, much cheaper than natural ones -- according to different accounts, 80 to 95 per cent cheaper.

They are real diamonds. That's what the industry behind diamonds made inside a scientific laboratory wants you to believe. Their chemical composition is exactly the same as that of a natural ...

Named after Irish crystallographer Kathleen Lonsdale, lonsdaleite is estimated to be 58 percent harder than natural diamonds. The research team was able to nano-engineer the diamond from scratch ...