North - Lab Grown.

How lab-grown diamonds are created

To produce a lab-grown diamond, advanced technology is used where carbon is crystallized under high pressure or through chemical vapor deposition. These processes allow the diamond's crystal structure to grow in the same way as in nature.

This means that:

• the diamond consists of pure crystallized carbon
  
• the hardness corresponds to 10 on the Mohs scale
  
• light reflection and brilliance are comparable to natural diamonds
  

The difference lies mainly in how the diamond was formed, not in its properties.

Material and shape

Rings with lab-grown diamonds are made in classic precious metals where the stone's play of light is allowed to shine.

Common materials are:

• yellow gold
  
• white gold
  
• rose gold
  
• platinum
  

The choice of metal affects the ring's hue and how the diamond appears in the design.

A modern alternative in classic rings

Lab-grown diamonds are used today in many types of rings, from simple solitaire rings to eternity rings with multiple stones. The shape of the ring can be traditional, while the diamond represents a modern technology in diamond production.

This means that rings with lab-grown diamonds are often perceived as an alternative for those seeking classic design with a different type of diamond origin.

Rings to wear over time

Just like other diamond rings, rings with lab-grown diamonds are designed to be worn daily. The combination of the diamond's hardness and the precious metal's durability means that the ring can be used for a long time.

When form, stone, and material are well-balanced, the ring becomes a piece of jewelry that works both in everyday life and on life's bigger occasions.