Lab-grown diamonds look identical to mined ones but cost a fraction as much. Great American Diamonds made a seven-carat pear-shaped ring with pink side stones that would cost over $1 million mined, but sells for $30,000 lab-grown, matching the color and clarity of the Uncle Sam Diamond at the Smithsonian.
We spoke about how this is a mined diamond and this is a lab diamond, but you virtually cannot tell the difference. The beauty of the diamonds created above the earth that the industry never realized would occur is that with Great American Diamonds, you're able— diamonds that you dreamed of wearing, your craziest dreams, we make come true. This diamond ring that we created, all three diamonds were born in the USA. They were created in a diamond factory in San Francisco of the highest quality. This center stone is a seven-carat pear shape. It is an F color, and it's a VVS2 clarity, and it has two pear shapes that are intense pink, both a carat eighty each. This diamond ring, if you had to The average price to purchase it today in diamonds mined is well over $1 million. The average person is not able to invest over $1 million in their engagement ring. This ring that we made here in the USA, and the diamonds all were made in America, this diamond ring you can buy for $30,000 with the intense pink side stones that frankly, probably there is very few like this in the world. It enables a whole new market of customers who only dreamed to be able to wear incredible diamonds and now can afford it. That's the surprise that took over the diamond industry. You can create unbelievable works of art, jewelry that is really captivating and mesmerizing and at an affordable price. Price. This one here is a, a true rare gem. In the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, there is a Great American Diamond exhibit, and in the exhibit they have a diamond that is the largest mined diamond ever discovered in the United States. Then when it was first found, it was over 40 carats. And it was cut to this exact shape, and this is the exact color and clarity of the Uncle Sam Diamond that is on exhibit in the Smithsonian Institute in the Great American Diamond Exhibit. You can go and visit this diamond in the Smithsonian, and the price is actually priceless. 'Cause there's only one and it's on exhibit. If you want to try on, if you want to wear, if you want to own the same color, the same clarity, the same 14-karat center stone weight set in platinum with the angel's halo surrounding it, you can purchase this ring for $30,000. a Muse diamond that the only other one is on exhibit in the Smithsonian. This is the type of thing that enables customers to be excited about buying something they never dreamed they would actually be able to wear. Over here we have another mined diamond that is flawless. It is graded by the Gemological Institute of America to be flawless. This diamond ring is comparable in cost to this diamond ring. This is VVS1, a 14-carat center stone. This stone is internally flawless, mined diamond, and it's close to 2 carats. They are both comparable in price. But there is a huge market of women who enjoy size. And if they have put in front of them a diamond that costs— diamond ring that costs $30,000 in platinum, that's in my left hand, and a diamond that is almost the same clarity, it's a VVS stone, not flawless, but it's 14-karat, a lot of women will go for size. So that's why this, this is a market that enables people who like large diamonds to be able to wear them. Please subscribe so you don't miss any future videos.
