Lab-grown diamonds are becoming too mainstream, and sales are headed for a slowdown, jewelry experts told Business Insider.

Protect Your Customers and Your Business One of the most pressing challenges facing the diamond industry is the risk of ...

Data compiled by Tenoris also stated that sales of loose lab-grown diamonds ... she still prefers to stick with natural diamonds. Baraki also explains that any diamond is seen as a fiscal ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Pam Danziger reports on retail, focused on the luxury consumer market. The research conclusions, according to Deborah Marquardt, DPA’s ...

Data compiled by Tenoris also stated that sales of loose lab-grown diamonds ... she still prefers to stick with natural ...

Lab-grown diamonds account for roughly 46 percent of the U.S. diamond jewelry market. What is interesting is that while the quantity of diamonds sold is almost neck and neck with the natural market, ...

Lab-grown diamonds are known by several different names, including synthetic diamonds, man-made diamonds, and cultured diamonds. They have the same physical properties of natural diamonds because ...

Ever since then, the jewelry establishment has been erecting barriers of entry for lab-grown diamonds into their lucrative $84 billion global market. The Natural Diamond Council established the ...

The majority of natural diamonds contain nitrogen atoms as impurities in their internal structure. These impurities produce a yellow or brown colour. Mike says, 'Because nitrogen is so widespread, it ...

Natural Diamond Market Lead; Loletta Lai, PR Director Natural Diamonds APAC; Wesley Trucker, CEO of Tracr; Jodine Bolden, Director of Education of De Beers Institute of Diamonds; Spark Wu ...