Lab-created diamond simulants are man-made diamonds that are designed to mimic the appearance, properties and behavior of natural diamonds. These simulants are created using advanced technology and … read more

Lab-grown diamond rings have become increasingly popular in recent years, as they offer many of the same benefits as traditional diamond rings at a fraction of the cost. Lab-grown diamo … read more

Lab-grown diamonds are becoming increasingly popular as consumers become more conscious of the ethical and environmental impact of their purchases. These diamonds are created in a … read more

Imagine a world where scientists create diamonds in a lab instead of diamonds forming naturally deep in the earth. In this world, the process of diamond formation takes place in a controlled … read more

Diamonds have been a symbol of love and commitment for centuries, but the traditional mining process for diamonds has come under scrutiny in recent years for its environmental impact and eth … read more

Anatomy of a Ring: Who Makes Lab-Grown Diamonds? When couples in Chicago begin their search for the ideal engagement ring at Wedding Band & Co they typically ask: "From where do lab-grown diamond … read more

Do Lab-Grown Diamonds Look Different? A ring receives its core significance from the center stone which remains the subject of greatest scrutiny among all ring components. The selection between a sol … read more

Understanding Ring Structure: The Timeframe for Lab-Grown Diamond Growth The first thing most people think about when they envision an ideal engagement ring is. At Wedding Band & Co. we serve man … read more

Lab-grown diamonds are becoming increasingly popular in the jewelry industry. They are virtually identical to natural diamonds, but are created in a laboratory setting rather than forming natural … read more

Do Lab-Grown Diamonds Lose Their Sparkle? When it comes to selecting a diamond—whether for an engagement ring or for other pieces of custom jewelry—shine and longevity are key. A common&n … read more