Lab-created opals: Lab-created or lab-grown opals are simply other terms used to describe synthetic opals that were man-made in a laboratory. Imitation opals: As for imitation opals, they're ...

Where there has been a shift in recent years, though, is in the purchasing practices of younger consumers, more of whom are choosing lab-grown diamonds over mined diamonds. According to data by ...

Even the best lab-grown diamonds can stir up a bit of skepticism in shoppers—and for good reason. You might wonder: How can anything concocted in a laboratory compare to what’s organically ...

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Lab-grown diamonds are known by several different names, including synthetic diamonds, man-made diamonds, and cultured diamonds. They have the same physical properties of natural diamonds because ...

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One of the most striking trends to hit the jewelry market in recent years is difficult to escape, lab-grown diamonds. These pieces created as an alternative to natural diamonds have grown in ...

Researchers have developed a prototype cultured pork using a stable, gluten-free kafirin scaffold from red sorghum, offering ...

Lab-grown meat is real meat. It is created through a cell culture from a real animal. "Unlike plant-based meat, it's not vegan but a sustainable replacement for carnivores that eliminates the need ...

In answer to a question about the extent to which the advance of lab-grown diamonds (LGD ... A ring with an 8.80ct black Australian opal, courtesy of Kreis jewellery. GemGenève exhibitions ...

Made with glittering lab-grown diamonds in two different sizes ... £2,200 (save £299) Shop Pear-Shaped Opal Solitaire Drop Earrings Hailed 'stunning, simple and timeless' by one shopper ...

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