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Shop Lab Grown Diamonds Diamonds are special not just because they are beautiful (and they are) but because they have lots of unique properties. Crystals of pure carbon, diamonds have exceptional brilliance, dispersion and scintillation that make them coveted gems. They are harder than anything else on earth: ranking 10 on the Mohs scale. They have the highest thermal conductivity...

Shop Lab Grown Diamonds As Diamond Prices Surge, Here’s How to Pay Less If you’ve ever shopped for a diamond, you know how expensive the better qualities can be. And thanks to current supply shortages and the post-COVID marriage boom, natural diamonds are getting even more pricey every day. This year at RockHer we’ve seen diamond prices jump 50%, especially...

start with a lab created diamond The new diamond age has begun. After decades of research, scientists have finally developed the technology to make fine quality diamonds in a laboratory. That means these beautiful gems are now more accessible for a wider audience. Lab grown diamonds, which are also called created diamonds, synthetic diamonds, and man-made diamonds, are identical to...

When you start to research buying a diamond, you’ll come across a lot of blogs that tell you the “true story” of diamonds, and how the whole business is some kind of scam. Hey, we understand if you just don't want to buy a diamond, but we’re here to tell you that these stories are not accurate. Here are six...

If you’re researching buying a diamond, you’ve probably already narrowed down the clarity grades you’re looking for to the Goldilocks zone of VS and SI: not too expensive but not full of ugly spots you will see every time you look at your diamond either. That’s why VS, or very slightly included, and SI, or slightly included are the most...

Want to find the perfect diamond engagement ring to symbolize your love? First, you need to find the right jeweler. You might be considering shopping for an engagement ring at Shane Co or Robbins Brothers or another jewelry store chain. Shane Co has 14 stores on the west coast and in the Midwest. Robbins Brothers has 15 stores in California...