Natural white diamonds are certified GIA, IGL, DGI where indicated.

Are lab grown diamonds real diamonds? Yes, lab grown diamonds are genuine diamonds. From a chemical perspective, lab grown diamonds are exactly the same as natural diamonds.

The primary distinction between lab grown diamonds and naturally occurring diamonds lies in their formation process. While natural diamonds originate deep within the Earth, lab grown diamonds are cultivated in a controlled laboratory environment. These lab grown diamonds possess identical visual and chemical characteristics, rendering them indistinguishable from natural diamonds.

Because lab grown diamonds are chemically and optically identical to natural diamonds, they will bring the same longevity and durability. Our lab grown diamonds come certified where indicated.

All Avamore™ moissanites come with a Limited Lifetime Warranty and certificate of authenticity.

Moissanite is renowned for its exceptional durability and ranks second only to diamond on the Mohs Hardness Scale, boasting a remarkable score of 9.25. Its unparalleled toughness and resistance to scratching and abrasion ensure a lasting brilliance that endures the tests of time, making it an ideal choice for jewellery that is meant to be cherished for generations.

With its exceptional hardness, brilliance, and fire comparable to natural diamonds, moissanite represents an economically viable choice that allows you to acquire a stunning, durable gemstone without the high price tag often associated with traditional diamonds.

We offer natural gemstones including amethyst, citrine, garnet, ruby, sapphire, emerald, morganite, opal, moonstone, peridot, topaz, aquamarine and tourmaline. Plus many more.

The hydrothermal growth process is a slow process. This requires heat and pressure imitating the conditions deep in the earth that result in the formation of natural gems.

METALS

We only cast in solid metals

Sterling silver

10k, 14k and 18k Gold

Platinum

BLACK RHODIUM

This is a process of plating over sterling silver, gold or platinum.

The plating will wear over time exposing the sterling silver, gold or platinum. Black rhodium rings are not fully black, rings will be somewhat light black in colour. We do our best to get as black as possible but the process varies each time.