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In the US , lab-grown diamonds were forecast to surpass natural stones in terms of units sold by the start of 2024 .
But at the same time, their values have plummeted: the per-carat price caved almost 90 percent in the five years to 2023 .
Some jewelers are pivoting to a more premium model, seeking to appeal to customers' better nature.
Lab-grown diamonds are difficult to grow large with good clarity and color.
Growing for size is not as simple as it sounds, says James Johnson , operations director at Ammil .
Last year , the International Gemological Institute certified a 35 -carat lab-grown diamond, the largest ever created for jewelry purposes.
Created Diamonds range is grown entirely with renewable energy.
Each stone comes complete with microscopic laser inscription to attest to its veracity.
LOEV is banking heavily on the brand power of “Swiss Made” to achieve this.
It’s a more overt level of branding than laser-etched nanodots, which are being used across the diamond industry.
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