Can you tell the difference between a lab-grown and a natural diamond? Is a lab-grown diamond, also called a synthetic diamond, real? Is a lab-grown diamond cheaper? Let us answer your questions about lab-grown diamonds.
Is a Laboratory-Grown Diamond Real?
A lab-grown diamond is a diamond that has been created in a laboratory, and although it is man-made, it is very much a real diamond. A laboratory-grown diamond, also known as a synthetic diamond, has exactly the same composition, both technically and visually, as a natural diamond. Not even an expert can tell the difference just by looking at the diamond. Only a specific instrument can differentiate between the two. Want to read more about the history behind lab-grown diamonds? At Mouza Fine Jewellery we know all about diamonds. How to make a lab-grown diamond? What do we recommend? Read more on our page about laboratory-grown diamonds.
Lab-Grown Diamonds
Round Lab-Grown Diamonds
Are you looking for a round lab-grown diamond? We offer many different lab-grown diamonds in our lab-grown diamond search filter. It is a good choice if you are looking for a diamond at a lower price or simply want to stretch your budget as much as possible. You can choose a lab-grown diamond that we have selected, which applies to all shapes that you choose directly for your chosen ring when you are looking for an engagement ring. Want a different quality? Then you can search for a laboratory-grown diamond in our search filter for laboratory-grown diamonds.
Laboratory-Grown Diamonds in Other Shapes
We offer lab-grown diamonds in various shapes such as:
- Emerald cut lab-grown diamonds
- Oval cut lab-grown diamonds
- Cushion cut lab-grown diamonds
- Radiant cut lab-grown diamonds
- Pear cut lab-grown diamonds
- Marquise cut lab-grown diamonds
- Princess cut lab-grown diamonds
- Asscher cut lab-grown diamonds
Coloured Lab-Grown Diamonds
Thinking of buying a coloured diamond? Then it is a good idea to consider a coloured lab-grown diamond, as it is considerably cheaper than a coloured natural diamond. A coloured natural diamond with hues such as blue, yellow, pink, or green is very unique, as it requires specific elements to be present during the creation process deep within the Earth. The rarity of these conditions makes natural coloured diamonds very expensive. However, when you create a diamond in a laboratory, you have much more control over the elements introduced during its formation, resulting in a more affordable price.