Sparkling Revolution or Future?
As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, several companies were actively involved in the production of lab-grown diamonds using advanced technology. Keeping in mind that the landscape may have changed, and new players have joined the game. Lets have a look at few big players in the global market
1. Diamond Foundry: Diamond Foundry is a well-known company that produces lab-grown diamonds using plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (CVD) technology. They position themselves as a leader in creating high-quality, sustainable diamonds.
2. De Beers’s Element Six: Has its lab-grown diamond subsidiary called Element Six. They use proprietary technologies like high-pressure, high-temperature (HPHT) and CVD to create lab-grown diamonds.
3. Pure Grown Diamonds (formerly known as Gemesis): Pure Grown Diamonds specializes in creating lab-grown diamonds using the HPHT method. They have been in the industry for quite some time and have developed advanced techniques for producing diamonds with high quality and purity.
4.New Diamond Technology (NDT): NDT is a company based in Russia that uses a proprietary technology known as the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process to create lab-grown diamonds. They are known for producing large, high-quality diamonds.
5. Ada Diamonds: Ada Diamonds focuses on creating custom, high-quality lab-grown diamonds using CVD technology. They have positioned themselves as a luxury brand
6.ALTR
Created Diamonds: ALTR is known for producing lab-grown diamonds using both HPHT and CVD methods. They emphasize the ethical and environmental advantages of lab-grown diamonds.
These companies have invested significantly in advanced technologies to ensure the quality and aesthetics of their lab-grown diamonds. However, it's essential to check for the latest information, as the field of lab-grown diamonds is dynamic, and innovations keep happening. Ada Diamonds Inc Diamond Foundry De Beers Group
