Lab diamonds are every bit as real as their mined counterparts.
Their physical, chemical, and optical properties are identical, including the crystal structure. The only difference is where the diamond formed, one beneath the earth’s surface and the other in a controlled chamber. Either way, the result is the same.
The governing bodies and authorities in the jewelry industry
have concluded that lab diamonds are in fact 100% real diamonds. This includes the Federal Trade Commission or FTC which has stated that a lab diamond is in fact a diamond, requiring jewelers to be transparent about the growth origin. It's important to note that most people (including gemologists!) can’t tell the difference between a lab diamond compared to a mined without the use of proper lab technology. The GIA (Gemological Institute of America), considered to be the foremost authority in gem and diamond grading, made the same statement and is now creating traditional grading reports for lab grown diamonds as they do for mined diamonds. Other international laboratories for gem grading are IGI (International Gemological Institute) and AGS (American Gem Society).
Why Lumeniri?
At Lumeniri, the expertly trained gemologists personally curates every diamond for every piece that leaves our doors to ensure each meets the highest standards, which means, we reject almost 75% of the diamonds available to us. It is imperative that our clients feel confident in their purchase and feel educated and empowered to jointly find the perfect diamond.
Modern Sophistication: Designs that resonate with contemporary elegance.
Accessible Luxury: Ethical diamonds, creating opulence without the extravagant price.
Bespoke Beauty: Made-to-order rings that tell your unique love story.
Your journey to forever begins at Lumeniri. Explore accessible luxury, where every ring is a testament to your distinctive love, crafted with care, incredible detail, and devotion.
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