In 2024, 52% of couples who were surveyed said their engagement ring featured a lab-grown diamond, according to the 2025 Real Weddings Study by The Knot. In the first quarter of 2025, an unbranded, ...

As the diamond industry faces slowing demand, the spike in demand for lab grown diamonds and employment concerns- Times Now Digital decodes what you must know before you go to make that purchase.

Over the past five years, lab-grown diamonds have fundamentally reshaped the diamond jewelry industry, evolving from a niche product into a mainstream choice now accounting for more than 45% of all US ...

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Lab-grown diamonds are shining in 2025, and not just because they can be a much more affordable choice than their natural, mined counterparts. These days, couples are increasingly involved in the ring ...

Diamonds are a luxury, but the diamond dream is becoming more attainable with technology. Now more people are choosing lab-grown diamonds over natural diamonds. More than half of couples (52%) have an ...

Consumer misconceptions about diamonds can make the process of engagement ring shopping even more distressing. By Stephanie Cain With Thanksgiving marking the unofficial start of engagement season — ...

Diamonds have long been the ultimate symbol of love and commitment, their sparkling brilliance forever linked to life’s most emotional moments. Thanks to decades of marketing genius—most notably from ...

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The boom in lab-grown diamonds may have permanently fractured the market for natural stones, industry analysts say.

Monday - Friday, 6:00 - 7:00 PM ET In a Tuesday interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer, Signet Jewelers CEO J.K. Symancyk detailed why he thinks there is a market for both natural and lab-grown diamonds.