Lab-grown diamonds offer the same brilliance, durability, and beauty as natural diamonds while being more affordable, ethical, and eco-friendly. As the demand for sustainable luxury grows, India’s lab-grown diamond market is projected to see significant growth,

The price of a ring-size single-carat stone has fallen by 37 per cent. To survive, luxury jewellers will have to persuade their clientele that a natural diamond is still worth the outlay.

Chinese scientists have created a ‘super diamond’ 40% harder and far more durable than natural ones. Experts say the creation could lead to breakthroughs across several key industries that rely on diamonds,

Technology is constantly evolving, and people are finding more and more efficient ways to perform actions. Moreover, they have even learned to copy natural processes and grow precious stones. This is a truly significant achievement because the cost of such products is lower,

Sonny Jogia, managing director of Sonny's Jewellers and JQ Diamonds in Birmingham, said there was a "big demand" for affordable lab-grown fashion jewellery. "There was massive reluctance from a lot of businesses around here initially," he said.

Scientists have struggled to recreate lonsdaleite in the laboratory but now, a team of Chinese researchers have engineered a way to synthesise “well-crystallised, nearly pure” hexagonal diamonds from graphite.