Lab-Grown Diamonds: The Growing Trend - Avrum Lipschitz Shares His Expertise

[@TeamParallelVault]

Very Nice video!! Very good thank for the video

[@carriehunt9741]

I want lab-grown diamond beads. Love the sparkle!

[@ch-pv7kq]

It's not narrow minded. Lab grown cannot be exchanged, Why because it's has no value. Otherwise it would be exchangeable like other jewelry

[@d.zinger8607]

For the people who buys jewelry to be able to exchange them, your right.

[@Likemike_R9]

It’s so cheap you don’t need to exchange you can just buy more and keep what you have 🙂

[@d.zinger8607]

I know if wanna buy big stones that its make sence to buy lab, the question is on the jewelry piece that has small stones should we go buy the real since it's almost the same price as lab Because most of the cost goes into manufacturing the jewelry piece

[@szndcsxoakcmmfcoslzo]

Its a fad. The entire reason kallahs or people in general buy jewelry is because its expensive and has not easy to get because of rarity or price. By making it in a lab and extremely cheap, u take the entire sentimental value out of it. When a girl gets a $6,000 real 1.5 carat diamond she feels alot better then if she gets a 2.5/3 carat for $3,000. Facts. And to say that ur proof that its going somewhere is that in the heimish market it’s 90% of the jewelry sales is just silly. The heimish market always wants the biggest and the most showy for the cheapest.

[@d.zinger8607]

If you think that diamond stones are rarity. Make a bit research, Here is a glimpse of google: *Market Control:* 1. De Beers dominance: Until 2004, De Beers controlled ~80% of diamond distribution, regulating supply and prices. 2. Cartel dynamics: De Beers, Rio Tinto, and other major players still influence market supply. 3. Artificial scarcity: Limiting supply to maintain prices. 4. Marketing and branding: Creating emotional value through successful campaigns (e.g., "A Diamond is Forever").

[@Likemike_R9]

That’s why it took up 75% of engagement ring sales this year. One big fad that is 😂

[@szndcsxoakcmmfcoslzo]

@@Likemike_R9 so actually if you do your research instead of talking outta ur asshole youll see it was only 46% of engagement rings.

[@romangabor8620]

I couldn't understand half of what he saying...a correct subtitle would help ...