Gemologist and communications strategist Olga González brings her deep industry insight to bear on the sustainability debate ...

Engineers and researchers who work with diamond for quantum sensors, power electronics or thermal management technologies ...

The precious mineral is facing a baseline 10% import duty to the U.S. — a market accounting for over half of the global ...

Researchers discovered that instead of high-temperature annealing, growing an extra epilayer of diamond atop the substrate ...

Kimberley Process (KP) chair Ahmed Bin Sulayem of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has revealed that more than 1.06-billion ...

Lab-grown diamonds evade this process entirely just by being grown ... In sharing insights into the unique processes, Jhaveri likened it to making bread. “You know how you make bread out of ...

the ADC has no formal government membership and is not involved in policy-making. Additionally, it isn’t listed as an observer in the Kimberley Process and holds no official standing in diamond ...

First identified in 1967, lonsdaleite is the hardest naturally-occuring mineral ever discovered—yes, it’s even harder than diamonds ... gradient.” The process required a very deft ability ...

The company has improved the traditional diamond-making processes and successfully ... also significantly shortens production time, making the process more efficient and faster.

African producers had complained that making Belgium the sole ... have prepared through the Kimberley Process, Kenewendo said. To sanction Russian diamonds, the G7, at the start of the year ...

Moreover, since the entire process of making a diamond is controlled to the last Celsius, it allows manufacturers greater control over the cut and colour of the finished product. Lab-grown ...