You can choose 10k, 14k, 18k, platinum (highly recommended).

CAD will give you the total diamond  weight in your piece of jewelry.

We produce 3rd party certification using an IGI lab for all our mounted jewelry.

Both have the same look and properties 

A laboratory grown diamond, also called a synthetic diamond or lab created diamond, is a man-made product that mimics the physical characteristics and optical properties of a natural diamond but can be made in unlimited quantities.

A natural diamond is a finite mineral created by nature consisting of a crystalline form of pure carbon, the hardest naturally occurring substance. The word “diamond” alone always means a natural diamond.

Pricing is the main difference. 

Over the last 35 years, natural diamonds have shown to appreciate in price by approximately 3% on average every year, and in its 2019 Global Diamond Industry Report, Bain & Co found that over the past 50 years, the diamond market has grown three times. Between 2016-2022, LGD prices have dropped significantly down from 80% of the natural price in 2016 to 20-25% in 2022. Similarly, synthetic rubies and sapphires established their price at 10% of their natural counterparts.

The diamond industry has worked hard to transform itself over the last 20 years. Today, conflict diamonds, are virtually eliminated from the market. through the UN-mandated Kimberley Process. The diamond industry also goes above and beyond the Kimberley Process to encompass people, planet and business ethics. The industry abides by numerous international human rights frame- works and labor regulations, alongside country-specific rules to ensure it does business in the most responsible and sustainable way.

The diamond industry supports more than 10 million people around the world.

Diamond producers create $16 billion per year in socio- economic and environmental benefits in the countries in which they operate. 80% of the total benefits are infused back into local communities.

Every year, modern diamond recovery contributes over $292 million in benefits related to social programs worldwide, from education to healthcare.