Lab Grown Diamonds

Emily Ratajkowski's Instagram post featuring her "divorce rings" has sparked interest in the meaning of these unique pieces of jewellery. Sacet's experts can explain the history of divorce rings and why they are becoming increasingly popular.

Divorce is often seen as the end of a chapter in life, but what if it could also mark the beginning of a new journey? Divorce rings are gaining popularity as a way for individuals to commemorate their divorce and embrace the future. In this article, we'll explore the world of divorce rings and why they're becoming increasingly popular.

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You have probably heard of blood diamonds at some point. They have been a hot topic in the news and they are featured in a lot of pop-culture such as TV shows and movies. Although they initially appear to be of fictional creation, blood diamonds, and their impact, are actually very real.

Despite what it may sound like, the name blood diamond has nothing to do with the colour of the gemstone itself –there are many clear, pink, and even yellow diamonds that are blood diamonds.

So what is a blood diamond, and how can you avoid them? Read on to learn more about what blood diamonds are, why people are choosing alternatives, and how you can make sure the diamond you’re buying is conflict-free.

Over the years, lab-grown diamonds have grown increasingly popular and still continue to rise. And, at Sacet, creating jewellery that is not only beautiful but also good for the planet is extremely important to us.