Yes, lab-grown diamonds are 100% real diamonds. They are physically, chemically, and optically identical to mined diamonds. The only difference is their origin — they are grown in a controlled laboratory environment rather than extracted from the earth. They carry the same brilliance, hardness, and beauty as natural diamonds.

Lab-grown diamonds and natural diamonds share the same physical and chemical properties. The key differences are origin, ethics, and price. Lab-grown diamond jewellery is typically 50-60% more affordable than mined diamonds of the same quality, making it possible to own a larger or higher-grade stone for the same budget.

Yes, all lab-grown diamond jewellery sold at Aurima Jewellers come with an internationally recognised certification from IGI (International Gemological Institute). The certificate details the diamond’s 4 C’s — Cut, Colour, Clarity, and Carat weight — giving you full transparency and confidence in your purchase.

No, lab grown diamonds retain their sparkle. Because they are chemically identical to natural diamonds, they maintain the same brilliance and durability throughout their lifetime.

To the naked eye, no one can tell the difference between the two. Even jewellers need specialized equipment to differentiate between a lab grown diamond and natural diamond.

The 4 C’s — Cut, Colour, Clarity, and Carat — are the global standard for evaluating diamond quality. Cut determines how brilliantly the diamond reflects light and is considered the most important factor for sparkle. Colour grades from D (colourless) to Z (light yellow), with higher grades appearing whiter. Clarity measures internal imperfections (inclusions), and Carat refers to the diamond’s weight.

Yes! We offer a bespoke custom jewellery design service that ranges from simple stud earrings to bridal to men’s jewellery. Whether you have a design in mind, a reference image, or just a vision, we will work with you to bring it to life.

If you’re interested in customising a piece with us, please fill out this form here