Thought diamonds only came from the depths of the Earth? Prepare to be dazzled! Synthetic diamonds are revolutionizing the world of jewelry, and LAUREDI is at the forefront of this sparkling transformation.

Synthetic vs. Natural Diamonds: A Sparkling Story!

Imagine two diamonds side by side. One spent millions of years underground, the other was born in a lab in a matter of weeks. Guess what? Even experts would have a hard time telling them apart without special equipment!

Let’s go back in time for a moment. While natural diamonds were quietly forming deep within the Earth, scientists in the 1950s thought, “What if we created our own shiny rocks?” And so, in 1954, the first baby lab-grown diamonds were born at General Electric. Not very pretty at first, admittedly, but hey, Rome wasn’t built in a day!

Since then, our little geniuses in white coats have continued to perfect the recipe. Result? Today's synthetic diamonds are real doubles of their natural cousins. Same chemical composition, same crystalline structure, same dazzling brilliance. The difference? Their history and their impact on our planet.

What is a lab-grown diamond?

Imagine a diamond identical to one mined in a mine, but created by science. These marvels of technology are physically, chemically and optically identical to natural diamonds. The only difference? Their origin and their impact on our planet.

The creative process

Lab diamonds are created using two main methods:
1. CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition): A process that "grows" diamond from a small fragment of existing diamond, using methane gas and hydrogen.
2. HPHT (High Pressure High Temperature): This method reproduces the natural conditions of diamond formation in the earth's crust.

These processes can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, unlike the millions of years it takes for natural diamonds.

Why choose a synthetic diamond?

1. Eco-responsibility: Reduced carbon footprint compared to mined diamonds.
2. Ethics: No risk of conflict or exploitation.
3. Traceability: Clear and transparent origin.
4. Price: Often 20-40% cheaper than their natural counterparts.
5. Quality: Possibility of obtaining high quality diamonds with fewer inclusions.

The Future of Colored Diamonds

Natural colored diamonds are extremely rare and expensive. Lab-grown diamonds offer an affordable alternative to achieve these exceptional hues. Technology now makes it possible to create diamonds in a fascinating range of colors, opening up new creative possibilities in jewelry.

A step towards the future, but not the end of the journey

While synthetic diamonds represent a significant step forward in more ethical jewelry, we recognize that the path to perfection is still long. Every innovation is a step in the right direction, a spark of hope for the future of our industry.

So, are you ready to wear a piece of the future on your finger? Explore our collection of synthetic diamonds, including our Loop Pear ring, and be part of this brilliant revolution!

In conclusion

So, natural diamond or lab diamond? In the end, what matters is the emotion it arouses when you look at it. And that, believe us, is 100% natural! Each piece in the Loop collection tells a story: that of a unique love, of course, but also that of a brilliant revolution in the world of jewelry.