Since the dawn of civilization, gems have captivated the human imagination. Their brilliance, color, and rarity have made them objects of desire, worship, and power. From the earliest shell necklaces to the jewelry of kings and emperors, gems have left an indelible mark on human history. In this article, we will explore the wonderful history …
What is the environmental impact of diamond jewelry? As consumers become more conscious of their purchasing decisions, accurate information is needed. Whether you’re looking for an engagement ring or a gift for a special occasion, choosing a diamond is important. Below, we’ve analyzed the environmental impact of diamond jewelry. Whether recycled diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, or …
Lab-grown diamonds are sustainable, meaning they’re environmentally friendly. But why do we say they’re sustainable, or at least much more sustainable than mined gems? To what extent are lab-grown diamonds sustainable? In this article, we analyze many of the aspects to consider when assessing the sustainability of both gemstones of terrestrial origin and those formed under controlled …
This Valentine’s Day, you may be planning to buy a diamond… and your jeweler may well suggest a lab-grown diamond. It’s been the symbol of eternal love since the apt slogan of diamond merchant De Beers in 1947, “A diamond is forever .” And when you love, you don’t count. But it turns out that today, the natural …
Diamonds are diamonds wherever they come from, right? It depends on whether you ask a jeweler, a bride-to-be, or someone concerned about sustainable mining and manufacturing practices. While it can be difficult to distinguish a lab-grown diamond from a natural one, there are major differences in their origins that can influence what you choose to …
In recent years, the jewelry industry has seen a significant shift toward lab-grown diamonds, which are not only more ethically sourced but also often more affordable than their natural counterparts. As consumers become more informed, the question arises: Are certified lab-grown diamonds more valuable than non-certified diamonds? This question prompts many to consider a variety …
Diamond logistics is a highly specialized and complex process that encompasses everything from the extraction of precious stones to their arrival to the final consumer in the form of jewelry. This process involves a global supply chain that faces unique challenges due to the nature and value of diamonds. From mines in some of the …
The diamond market is one of the most lucrative in the world. Diamonds are a symbol of wealth and prestige, and are a constantly evolving sector. The diamond industry has undergone significant change in recent years, as more investors enter the market. This has led to the development of diamond exchange-traded funds, or diamond ETFs. …
The diamond industry was almost entirely controlled by diamond giant De Beers in the last century, with 80% of all the world’s rough diamonds in its possession. Therefore, they attempted to monitor global demand and, consequently, prices as well. These days, De Beers’ share has dropped to 20%. The current world leader, Alrosa, has assumed …
The global diamond market was valued at $100.4 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $155.5 billion by 2032, growing at a compound annual rate of 4.5% between 2024 and 2025 An oversupply of lab-grown diamonds and reduced luxury retail demand, along with global influences such as the G7 ban on Russian diamonds, have contributed …