Expert articles on lab-grown diamonds, wholesale sourcing strategies, and the latest trends shaping the jewelry industry.
Diamond fluorescence is the visible glow — usually blue, though occasionally yellow, white, or another color — that some diamonds emit when exposed...
A 3 carat lab-grown diamond sits in the statement-piece range — roughly 9.4mm in diameter for a well-proportioned round brilliant — and prices well...
A brown diamond is a natural or lab-grown diamond whose crystal structure contains graining or trace defects that scatter light to produce a warm brown hue.
A diamond choker necklace is a short necklace style — typically 14 to 16 inches, sitting snugly at or just below the base of the neck — set with diamonds along part or all of its length.
A diamond wholesaler is a business that sells diamonds — loose stones, melee, or finished jewelry — in trade-only transactions to jewelers
Lab-grown diamond earrings are stud, drop, or hoop earrings set with CVD lab-grown diamonds — chemically and optically identical to natural
A purple diamond is a diamond colored by a lattice distortion mechanism related to the one responsible for pink diamonds, but with a violet or...
Diamond price is calculated on a price-per-carat basis, not a flat per-stone price — a base rate for the stone's carat weight, color, clarity, and...
A salt and pepper diamond is a natural diamond with a dense scattering of visible black, grey, and white inclusions distributed throughout the stone,...
