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@FutureJewelryCo Lower prices don’t make natural diamonds worthless, they make them more accessible. And natural diamonds vs mass-produced stones are two completely different value stories.

Natural Diamonds Are Being Exposed More Than EVER Before… More like a 100% Drop.

@DianaVilliers1 @Catzies @HazelAppleyard Lab-grown getting cheaper doesn’t suddenly make natural diamonds worthless… rarity and origin still count for something.

@Catzies @HazelAppleyard It doesn’t matter. Now that commercial production of lab grown diamonds is possible and getting cheaper all the time, the value of “real” diamonds is dropping precipitously ever year. You’d be a fool to buy a rapidly depreciating asset b

Her ring is fake and she’s about to find out

@Morradrummer And the way she said “blood diamond” like it’s still 2005 😅 the industry has evolved a lot since then

This is a really stupid girl… does she know what a blood diamond is?? Def dodged a bullet

@BabyBratKim @Rich_Cooper Lab-grown has its pros, but it’s not automatically the ethical winner 😅 once you factor in energy and supply chains, it’s a bit more nuanced.

@Rich_Cooper Lab created diamonds are still diamonds and they’re more ethical. Of course this gringa wanted a blood diamond!

He dodged a bullet...

@planethibaaq People act like lab = 100% ethical, but it’s not that simple, there are environmental and production factors too.

Blood diamonds can be traced dummies. Open those vaults. Not my fault you’re too consumerist to buy ethically sourced lab grown diamonds 🤷🏽‍♀️

@WilliamChellis @LaNativePatriot I get you, but not every luxury ring is a blood diamond 😅 many natural diamonds today come through stricter sourcing standards, with more traceability and oversight than before.

@LaNativePatriot There are always the blood diamonds.

But then what will the child slaves overseas do if we dig up our own lithium?

@SubparSammich @Mubarak_mubious They're both beautiful pieces, but natural and lab-grown aren’t interchangeable. Same sparkle, very different formation, rarity, and long-term value dynamics.

Diamonds. Moissanite is the superior clear gemstone at 1% the price. Lab grown diamonds are 100% genuine diamonds with flawless quality. "Natural diamonds" are the exact same thing as a lab grown just with impurities and trash quality. Anyone who buys "natural diamonds" anymore is a bonafide retard and should be laughed at

what industry is entirely built on a house of cards and would collapse overnight if people realized the truth about it ??

@thisisdiesel Not every luxury ring is a blood diamond. 😅 Many natural diamonds now come through far stricter sourcing standards.

A legit blood diamond

@mobabyxo Natural diamonds were never only about price. They’re also about rarity, symbolism, and uniqueness. Most natural diamonds today, about 99%, are also conflict-free and sourced under strong regulations - the industry has changed significantly.

Natural blood diamonds barely have any value now because of lab grown diamonds and I’m so happy

@Cuffit22 @DeionHD Moissanite is an option, sure. But many natural diamonds today are traceable and responsibly sourced too. Not every natural diamond is linked to child labour, the conversation is way more nuanced than that.

@DeionHD moissanite is the shit and young children won’t die working to harvest it

People found out about moissanite and it was curtains for diamonds

@ZSibony @DeionHD This is why natural diamonds keep their appeal. Moissanite, lab-grown, and natural diamonds all have lanes, but natural diamonds still carry a uniqueness that can’t be duplicated line for line.

@DeionHD Moissanite and lab diamonds are ass tho. It def brought natural diamonds down to earth a bit. But there will never be a sub for real diamonds. The lab market is so saturated now

@TLoveSpeaksss Respectfully, not every natural diamond is a blood diamond. Many today are responsibly sourced, traceable, and support communities too.

Good. No one needs to suffer over for blood 🩸 💎Diamonds !

@TheSalonDon I hear you, but most people don’t buy a natural diamond for resale 😭 they buy it for love, rarity, and something real to wear for life (heirlooms etc). Prices may change, but its natural rarity, timeless appeal, and meaning can’t be taken away.

I spent $70k on this natural diamond engagement ring two years ago Worth basically nothing now And every other chick has a bigger lab grown ring for $10k

@LASTINGVESSEL He really deserved to be treated better, man. But at least the narrative is changing a lot these days, many natural diamonds today are responsibly sourced, traceable, and support communities too.

She foolishly admitted she wanted a “blood diamond “, knowing damn well the barbaric consequences. Why do people want to spend the rest of their lives with these people??

@Rich_Cooper The fact that she even called it a blood diamond when the narrative has changed so much over the years 😭 There are so many conflict-free diamonds in the market today, under strict regulations too.

@DylanC405 @Rich_Cooper Beautiful pieces either way, but natural and lab-grown aren’t interchangeable. Same sparkle, very different formation, rarity, and long-term value dynamics.

@Rich_Cooper When are people going to fucking realize lab grown diamonds ARE REAL DIAMONDS! educate yourselves! Oh I'm sorry do you need the blood of some African slave on your shiny rock to feel loved? Lab grown are genetically identical and far more beautiful. Dumb bitches

@Auntyrebellion Ethics matter 100%, but so does accuracy. Many natural diamonds today are responsibly sourced and support communities too.

Jokes on her. Lab crated diamonds are way more ethical than blood diamonds. It's literally there in the name. BLOOD. But what do I know, her selfish sadistic ass comes from the race of folks known to feed on the sweat, and blood of colored people. Both Figuratively and literally

@Brianna__Loves @Jani__Gee Honestly, transparency like that helps people make smarter choices. Natural diamonds aren’t just about the moment, but sometimes the future too.

@Jani__Gee This one jeweler I follower tries to steer people away from lab grown for this exact reason because many young couples are not aware!

There are so many instances of couples/women being able to sell their engagement rings and jewelry if they fall on hard times. Thinking of how that option changes with the rise of lab gems

@legallymsjuno Reducing natural diamonds to a slogan ignores the rarity, geology, craftsmanship and millions of livelihoods connected to the industry

@ElijahColeman21 @b_co_co They’re a good option, but not quite the same. Natural diamonds are finite, which is where that long-term value and meaning comes in

@b_co_co Wouldn’t mind lab grown diamonds tbh

Who even needs diamonds?! In 2017, I paid $850 for two wedding rings. No diamonds. No engraving. Just gold. And two nice burgundy boxes. But 60% of the world still buys diamond rings. We weren’t among them. And we don’t regret it. Even though we could afford it. We just understood: diamonds wouldn’t have made our marriage stronger. And paying for real diamonds would’ve been a significant — and, unfortunately, unnecessary — premium. Here’s one example: In 2025 alone, natural diamonds dropped ~20% in value on average. But ring prices went up instead: +15% Tiffany & Co. +12% Cartier +10% Harry Winston +15% Graff Fair? No. But you pay for the flex. Instead of diamonds, we spent two amazing weeks in Bali. And that time strengthened our relationship more than any stone ever could. What’s your take on diamonds?