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Your supplier is part of your brand Customers never meet your diamond supplier, but they feel the result. The stones in your cases decide your...

Lab-grown is now the mainstream choice Lab-grown diamonds are no longer the alternative option for US engagement rings. They are becoming the default. According to...

Why diamond beads are hard to find Raw diamond beads have become a favorite with US jewelry makers. A strand of rough diamond rondelles or...

Why your rose cut supplier matters Rose cut diamonds are one of the fastest-growing categories in handmade and vintage-style jewelry across the US. Their flat...

Why pink diamonds belong in your next collection Natural pink diamonds are one of the rarest colors a diamond can come in. That rarity is...

Color is one of the four Cs, and one of the most confusing. A grading report might say D, F, G or J, and the price changes with each...

Engagement season is here, and lab grown diamonds are at the centre of it. Buyers are choosing bigger stones, more distinctive shapes and more personal designs, because the budget...

As an independent designer, you probably don't have a vault of stones to choose from. You have a design, a client and a deadline. Buying loose diamonds online gives...

Centre stones get the attention, but small diamonds do much of the work in a piece. Melee frames a halo, lines a band and fills a pavé setting. Matched...

Every layer between the grower and your workbench adds cost. For a jeweler or independent designer, those layers add up fast. They eat into your margins, and they force...

Walk into any jewelry store, browse any engagement ring collection, or scroll through any bridal Pinterest board, and one shape keeps showing up more than any other: the round...

For decades, a bigger, better diamond meant a bigger price tag. That equation is changing fast. Today, retailers and designers are turning to loose lab grown diamonds from...