A Lab Grown Diamond is a real Diamond formed in a laboratory by recreating the elemental conditions under which Diamonds form naturally.  

It has the same chemical composition, crystal structure, hardness and radiant energy as a diamond formed in the earth. The only difference is its origin.

Yes. Lab Grown Diamonds are real Diamonds.

Leading gemological authorities such as the Gemmological Association of Australia classify them as genuine Diamonds because they share the same crystal structure, physical properties and optical brilliance as Diamonds formed within the earth.

What defines a Diamond is not where it forms, but what it is: pure carbon crystallised into light.

Lab Grown Diamonds are made from pure carbon crystallised into Diamond, just like natural Diamonds. While they are intentionally created above ground in a laboratory, they are chemically, physically and visually identical to a natural Diamond.

Every Lab Grown Diamond begins with a tiny Diamond seed. 

This small fragment of real Diamond is placed in carefully controlled conditions that mirror the elemental conditions under which Diamonds form deep within the earth. Layer by layer, carbon builds upon the seed, gradually forming a diamond crystal.

Scientists use two advanced techniques to recreate these elemental conditions, Chemical Vapour Deposition (CVD) and High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT).

The result is a genuine Diamond with the same brilliance, clarity and durability as a mined stone. 

The difference lies only in how the Diamond begins.