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Your Diamond’s Ethical Origins
Lab Grown
Lab grown diamonds, also known as cultured diamonds, are grown in highly controlled laboratory environments using advanced technology. Our lab grown diamonds have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as mined diamonds. Since no mining is necessary to produce these gemstones, they are a responsible choice. Our lab diamonds are tested by an independent grading laboratory to confirm their lab grown origin.
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Nature's Masterpiece, Mining-Free
Discover Lab Diamonds
Nature's Masterpiece, Mining-Free
Giving Back
Compassion at Our Core from the Start
Giving Back
Compassion at Our Core from the Start
Four C's diamond
Diamond size: 1.23 ct
Carat is a measure of a diamond's weight, not its size. Often mistaken for size, one carat equals exactly 0.2 grams. The image below provides a general comparison of diamond sizes based on carat weight. Keep in mind that every diamond is unique, so these are just typical representations.
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.25CT
(4.1 MM) -
.5CT
(5.1 MM) -
.75CT
(5.8 MM) -
1CT
(6.4 MM) -
1.25CT
(6.9 MM) -
1.5CT
(7.4 MM) -
1.75CT
(7.8 MM) -
2CT
(8.1 MM)
cut: Super Ideal
The angles, proportions, and symmetry of its facets determine how brilliantly a diamond sparkles. A master cutter maximizes light return, creating a gemstone that captivates with its brilliance, fire, and scintillation.
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A diamond's color is a natural characteristic that remains constant over time. Colorless diamonds excel at capturing and releasing light, producing a dazzling display of sparkle and fire. Acting like a prism, they split light into a rainbow of colors, which are reflected as vibrant flashes known as fire.
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clarity: VVS1
Diamonds, formed deep within the Earth under immense pressure, often contain tiny inclusions – traces of natural elements trapped within the stone. These imperfections determine a diamond's clarity, a key factor in its overall quality.
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