Lab-grown diamonds shine on display Feb. 29 at Saettele Jewelers in Town and Country, Mo. (Vanessa Abbitt/St. Louis Post-Dispatch) Identical to earth-mined diamonds in chemical composition, crystal ...

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 ...

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Many people ask what lab-grown diamonds are and if they’re real ...

Identical to earth-mined diamonds in chemical composition, crystal structure, durability and appearance, lab-grown diamonds have skyrocketed in popularity over the last five years, experts say. And ...

Shopping for an engagement ring should feel joyful, not confusing. In India, most couples are balancing emotion, family input, and a clear budget, often while learning diamonds for the first time. You ...

Jewelry experts weigh in what to know before buying a lab-grown diamond.

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Bloomstone Jewelers in Annapolis sells lab-grown diamonds exclusively. The team even crafted the crown worn by Miss USA 2025.

Marilyn Monroe once famously sang, “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend,” and that sentiment still appears to hold true – even if the diamonds aren’t real. Lab-grown diamonds, or synthetic diamonds ...

More couples are saying "yes" to lab-grown diamonds. In 2024, 52% of couples surveyed said their engagement ring featured a lab-grown diamond, according to the 2025 Real Weddings Study by The Knot.

Diamonds are powerful. Their sparkle and brillance can turn a frown upside down, dress up any outfit, and make the wearer feel like a million bucks. Diamonds demand respect and always turn heads.

Diamonds are forever. And on rare occasions, they are also free — with a twist. Steven Singer Jewelers, a national diamond retailer known for his wild campaigns, such as “I Hate Steven Singer,” is ...