Warm · Traditional · Timeless
Universally flattering, and the most forgiving on warmer diamond colour grades. Suits warm and olive skin tones.
CERTIFICATION STANDARD
IGI
REAL. BRILLIANT. BETTERVALUE.
LAB GROWN DIAMONDS
Grown in weeks, not a billion years - identical carbon, identical sparkle. Every stone IGI certified and laser-inscribed.
10
Mohs Hardness
IGI
Certified & Inscribed
-75%
vs. Natural, Same Grade
Buy colour over clarity a G-colour VS2 looks flawless to the eye and costs far less than a D VVS1
GRADING STANDARD
GIA
RARE. MINED. IRREPLACEABLE.
NATURAL DIAMONDS
Formed 150 km below the earth across one to three billion years. Each one geologically unique, fully traceable, conflict-free.
10
Mohs Hardness
1-3 Bn
Years in the Making
GIA / IGI
Graded & Traceable
Every stone is laser-inscribed with its report number - verify the full grading report yourself in under a minute.
HALLMARK STANDARD
BIS 916
WARM. ENDURING. TIMELESS.
Gold
22K for tradition and resale, 18K for diamond settings, 14K for pieces you never take off. BIS hallmarked, every single time.
9K / 18K / 14K / 22K
Purity Options
BIS
Hallmarked
91.6 / 75 / 58.5%
Gold Content
18K is the sweet spot for diamond jewellery - hard enough to grip stones securely, rich enough to still read as gold.
Colour guide
Which Gold Colour Suits You?
Cool · Modern · Diamond-perfect
Rhodium-plated for a bright white finish that makes colourless diamonds look their whitest. Re-plate every 12-18 months.
Blush · Romantic · Contemporary
The copper alloy gives both the blush tone and the highest scratch resistance of the three.
FAQ's
Why choose lab grown diamonds?
Lab grown diamonds are real diamonds created in controlled laboratory conditions rather than mined from the earth. They have essentially the same chemical, physical and optical properties as natural diamonds, but typically come at a lower price, allowing customers to choose a larger or higher-quality diamond for the same budget.
Why do lab grown diamonds cost less than mined diamonds?
Lab grown diamonds generally cost less because they can be produced using controlled technology within a much shorter period and at a scalable supply, whereas natural diamonds are geologically rare and require mining, recovery and a longer supply chain. The lower price does not mean they are imitation diamonds; the difference is primarily their origin and market supply.
What are the 4Cs of lab grown diamonds?
The 4Cs Cut, Colour, Clarity and Carat Weight are important characteristics used to understand a diamond’s appearance and quality. Cut affects brilliance, colour describes how colourless the stone appears, clarity refers to internal or external characteristics, and carat measures weight. Grading formats can vary by laboratory; notably, GIA now uses Premium and Standard quality assessments for many colourless lab-grown diamonds rather than its traditional natural-diamond grading terminology.
Are lab grown diamonds durable for daily wear?
Yes. Because lab grown diamonds have essentially the same material properties as natural diamonds, they have the hardness expected of diamond and are suitable for everyday jewellery such as rings, earrings and pendants. However, like any diamond, they can still chip if struck forcefully at certain angles, so normal jewellery care is recommended.
What makes our lab grown diamond jewellery special?
Our jewellery combines the value of lab grown diamonds with thoughtful design and fine craftsmanship. Instead of paying primarily for geological rarity, customers can put more of their budget towards the diamond size, quality, setting and overall design they actually want.
Where can I buy certified lab grown diamond jewellery?
Buy from a reputable jeweller that clearly discloses that the diamond is laboratory-grown and, where applicable, provides an independent grading or quality-assessment report from a recognised gemological laboratory. The report helps verify the diamond’s laboratory-grown origin and records its assessed characteristics. GIA, for example, currently offers dedicated laboratory-grown diamond quality assessments and identifies qualifying stones as laboratory-grown.