A lab-grown diamond is an authentic diamond created in a controlled laboratory setting. This process utilizes advanced technology to replicate the natural diamond formation process, resulting in a genuine diamond.

Indeed, lab-grown diamonds are 100% genuine diamonds. They possess identical physical, chemical, and optical characteristics as diamonds mined from the earth.

Lab-grown diamonds can be of equal or superior quality to mined diamonds in terms of clarity, color, and cut. This is due to the controlled conditions under which they are produced.

A jeweler cannot differentiate between lab-grown and mined diamonds with the unaided eye. Specialized equipment is necessary to distinguish between the two types.

Lab-grown diamonds are generally more cost-effective. They are typically priced 30-50% lower than comparable mined diamonds.

Lab-grown diamonds often have a reduced environmental impact as they don't require extensive mining operations, which can be environmentally disruptive.

Diamonds are primarily purchased for personal enjoyment rather than as an investment. Lab-grown diamonds offer excellent initial value for the buyer.

Lab-grown diamonds undergo certification by reputable gemological laboratories. These institutions apply the same grading standards used for mined diamonds.

Lab-grown diamonds are perfectly suitable for engagement rings. They offer the same durability, brilliance, and timeless elegance as mined diamonds.

Luxury lab-grown diamonds offer a combination of beauty, advanced technology, ethical sourcing, and value. They provide these benefits without compromising on quality or appearance.

You can sell most types of gold jewelry, including rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, broken pieces, single earrings, and outdated or unwanted styles.

Yes. Gold jewelry is valued primarily for its gold content, not its condition. Broken or damaged pieces can still be sold based on weight and purity.

Value is based on the gold’s purity (karat), weight, and the current market price of gold. Any gemstones are evaluated separately if applicable.

Karat indicates gold purity. Common types include 10K, 14K, 18K, and 24K, with higher karats containing a higher percentage of pure gold.

No formal appraisal is required. A professional evaluation will be performed at the time of sale to determine purity and weight.

Depending on the piece, gemstones may be returned to you, evaluated separately, or factored into the overall offer based on their quality and value.

Yes—when working with a reputable buyer, testing and weighing are typically done in front of you to ensure transparency and trust.

Most gold jewelry transactions can be completed in a single visit, with immediate payment once an offer is accepted.

No. You are never required to accept an offer. There is no obligation to sell if you choose not to proceed.

With strong gold market prices, selling unused or unwanted gold jewelry can be a simple way to turn items you no longer wear into immediate value.