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Surat-based lab-grown diamond and jewelry manufacturer seeking tech expert to manage website and online operations. Goal: Expand reach, supply high-quality lab-grown diamonds to jewelers across India.

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

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.

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

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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

Lab grown diamonds are almost identical to real mined diamonds. You cannot distinguish between the two with your naked eyes. However, the price difference among them has been widening over time. Is this just because Mined diamonds are 'perceived'

Half-carat diamonds may seem small — but when it comes to pricing, there’s more than meets the eye. Ranging from $800 to $3,500, their value depends on cut, clarity, color, shape, and certification. 💡 Lab-grown alternatives? Often 50–70% less, with