For centuries, diamonds have dazzled humanity—celebrated as symbols of love, power, and luxury. But behind their shimmering facade lies a dark reality that the jewelry industry rarely advertises.

Several traceability systems have been introduced in the last six months, spurred by sanctions against Russian-mined stones. By Victoria Gomelsky Tracing the path of a diamond from the mine where ...

It’s no secret that lab-grown diamonds are disrupting the mined diamond industry, but recent results from international diamond miners suggest the shift may be happening faster than analysts ...

Chip Clark The Blue Heart Diamond, cut from a 100-carat stone found at the Premiere Mine in South Africa in 1909, had several owners before being donated to the Smithsonian by Marjorie ...

“No diamond, mined or laboratory grown ... “Customers will see a map of the source of the products, the mines and the factories along the routes,” Leo Bonanni, Sourcemap’s founder and ...

The second-largest diamond ever excavated has been found in a mine in Botswana. The fist-sized stone has been measured at 2,492 carats, placing it second only to the Cullinan Diamond found in ...

A spokesperson for the brand, which commissioned the research, said: “It’s no surprise to see people willing to move away from mined diamonds. “Lab-grown diamonds provide a great alternative ...

A 2,492-carat diamond was unearthed at Botswana's famed Karowe mine this week by Canada's Lucara Diamond, one of the largest stones ever. Lucara Diamond, in a news release Wednesday, said the ...

Diamonds made in a lab are touted as both more socially ethical and environmentally friendly than mined diamonds. We asked experts to weigh in on those claims. Synthetic diamonds, like the one ...

Mined diamonds are facing a sharp decline in demand and value, with major miners like DeBeers and Vale reporting significant drops in earnings due to the competition from lab-grown diamonds.