Considering a lab-grown diamond? You’ll be spoilt for choice
The fact that these stones can be produced in various colours and cut into any shape makes versatility their hallmark
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NATURAL diamond loyalists may sneer at the prospect of purchasing lab-grown versions. But these stones made in controlled environments have their share of fans. In fact, lab-grown diamonds (LGDs) are estimated to make up a fifth of the total diamond market today.
We take a look at some fine LGD specimens available at local jewellers:
JannPaul Diamonds
This bridal collection features JannPaul’s White Series Marquise X diamonds on a necklace and matching earrings. The blue in these LGDs is pure and vivid, without any grey or green overtones. The collar-style necklace is adorned with a cascading arrangement of marquise and round-cut blue diamonds on one end, and a sleek, curved band of pave-set diamonds on the other. This necklace-and-earrings set is priced from S$19,700.
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