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Vivek Oberoi Co-Founded Solitario Lab Grown Diamonds Secures $3.6 Mn in Pre-IPO Funding

Ethical sourcing is a growing concern for diamond buyers. Consumers are interested in diamonds that come with a guarantee of ethical practices throughout the supply chain. Lab-grown diamonds offer an attractive alternative to traditionally mined di

so I just thought of this while reading about lab grown diamonds. can the biggest companies in the world like De beers, alrosa - the ones dealing with original diamonds create ads and market lab grown diamonds as fake. I mean the ads would do it ver

Lab-grown diamond jewellery startup Lucira has raised $5.5M (₹48 Cr) in seed funding led by Blume Ventures, with participation from SiriusOne Capital Fund, Spring Marketing Capital, and angel investors. The funds will be used to expand offline pres

India is the second-largest producer of lab-grown diamonds (LGDs) in the world, producing over three million a year and accounting for 15% of global production

The domestic natural diamond market is estimated at $6.2 billion in FY25, with lab-grown diamonds representing a smaller but growing $0.4 billion, according to Wazir Advisors.

#In Search of Gold, We Lost the Diamonds - Sparrows🐦 In our relentless pursuit of progress and gold, we often overlook the true diamonds in our lives - like the humble sparrows. These tiny birds bring beauty, joy, and harmony to our environment, ye

Proposal for Lab-Grown Diamond Jewelry Franchise We propose a sustainable, ethical, and profitable franchise model for lab-grown diamond jewelry. Lab-grown diamonds are eco-friendly, conflict-free, and cost 30-40% less than mined diamonds, appealing

In the current scenario, social media is quite prevalent. As we all know instagram has more than 5 billion users which is nearly 62 percent of entire population on earth , that's crazy, I want to what has been the main factor behind the prevalence

Did you know? Indian housewives collectively own 25,000 tonnes of gold – more than the official reserves of the United States, France, and China combined. According to the World Gold Council, this represents nearly 11% of the world’s total gold re