Lab-Grown diamond
HIGH CLARITY DIAMONDS
Lab-grown diamonds, also known as lag-grown diamonds, recreate the natural conditions required for their formation using cutting-edge technology, but without the negative impacts of mining. This innovative process mimics the natural process, resulting in diamonds with the same chemical, physical, and optical properties as those mined from the earth. The only difference is their ethical origin.
Thanks to this technological mastery, we have chosen to offer only high clarity diamonds, graded D, E and F. These levels of excellence, often inaccessible in traditional jewelry, are now offered at fair prices, making luxury both responsible and affordable.
NO MINING
The diamond industry is often associated with an unbalanced supply chain, raising significant ethical and environmental questions. Furthermore, the traceability of some natural diamonds remains uncertain, making it difficult to know whether they come from conflict zones or are the result of abusive mining practices.
Fortunately, there's a responsible alternative: lab-grown diamonds. These gems, the true "twins" of natural diamonds, offer all their brilliance and beauty without the need for mining.
By choosing these diamonds, we eliminate the social and environmental impacts linked to the exploitation of natural resources, while committing to building a more ethical and sustainable supply chain, faithful to the values of our time.
CREATED BY EARTH, PRODUCED BY MAN: CVD AND HPHT TECHNOLOGIES
Our diamonds are created using Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) and High Pressure - High Temperature (HPHT) technologies.
In the CVD process, a diamond seed (lab-grown diamond dust) is placed in a high-temperature vacuum chamber filled with a carbon-rich gas. This gas is ionized, allowing pure carbon to slowly deposit onto the seed, atom by atom, layer by layer, gradually forming the diamond.
In HPHT, the diamond seed (also lab-grown diamond dust) is exposed to extreme pressure and temperature conditions. Under these conditions, the seed melts, allowing a larger diamond to form around it, before cooling to reveal the final diamond.
CHARACTERISTICS: THE 4 C'S
(CUT) SIZE: CUT INTO 57 SPARKLING FACETS
We place particular emphasis on the quality of the cut, which determines the brilliance of the diamond. The more facets a diamond is cut with, the more it captures and reflects light, creating a mesmerizing sparkle. Each facet acts like a mirror, reflecting light from one facet to the next to maximize brilliance.
All the diamonds in our collection are cut and polished by hand, a meticulous and artistic process. We favor the round brilliant cut, with 57 facets, to ensure that each diamond shines exceptionally thanks to perfect angles.
(CLARITY) PURITY: VERY SMALL NATURAL AND INVISIBLE INCLUSIONS
During their formation, diamonds may contain small, invisible imperfections called inclusions, created by uncrystallized carbon. These inclusions, invisible to the naked eye and generally only visible with a 10x magnifying glass or microscope, make each diamond unique.
The fewer inclusions, the purer the stone, and the higher its value. Since inclusions interfere with the refraction and reflection of light, the lower the clarity designation, the duller the diamond will appear.
On the international scale, our diamonds are classified in the categories VS (very slightly included) (1 and 2), known as “very slightly included”, or VVS (very, very slightly included) (1 and 2), known as “very, very slightly included”, thus guaranteeing a perfect balance between beauty and character.
We ensure that each diamond is optimally set, so that its beauty shines in all its splendor.
COLOR: GLACIER WHITE COLORLESS CATEGORY D, E AND F
A diamond's color refers to its natural hue. Most white diamonds have a slight yellow tint, but the more "colorless" a diamond is, the more valuable it is. The GIA (Gemmological Institute of America) color scale grades diamonds from D (colorless) to Z (warmest hue).
We select only colorless diamonds graded D, E, and F, offering a pure, icy white tone. This clarity level allows for perfect light refraction, giving each diamond a magnetic sparkle.
Of the four criteria, color is one of the most important, as it directly influences the stone's appearance. Diamonds with less pure color may exhibit a slight yellow tint, instead of the desired bright white.
CARAT: LIGHT SKIN DIAMONDS
The carat, although it reflects the size of a diamond, is primarily a unit of measurement for its weight. One carat is equal to 200 milligrams, or one-fifth of a gram.
In our collection of fine and minimalist jewelry, each piece has been designed to combine discretion and everyday accessibility, embodying the idea of "skin diamonds." With diamonds ranging from 0.05 carat to 0.5 carat, each piece reflects the spirit of the modern woman leading a sporty lifestyle, combining luxury and simplicity in an effortless approach.