Radiant Prong Setting Halo Engagement Ring

Just like natural diamonds, lab grown diamonds are real diamonds. Lab grown diamonds share the same optical and chemical characteristics as natural diamonds. These diamonds can be produced using two distinct methods: HPHT (High Pressure High Temperature) and CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition).
Since their introduction to the jewelry scene in the mid-2010s, lab-grown diamonds have become popular due to their positive attributes. They present a great alternative to mined diamonds and have gained substantial popularity.

There are no discernible physical, chemical or optical differences between lab grown and natural diamonds. Both diamonds have the same properties like cut, colour, clarity, fire and sparkle. Plus, they are both just as tough as each other too. This means you can rely on a lab-grown diamond to be just as durable and long-lasting as a natural diamond.
Both types of diamonds use carbon as their main element, but lab-grown diamonds lack nitrogen which is how gemologists can identify the two. When purchasing diamonds, the easiest way to check whether it’s lab-grown or natural is to check the diamond’s certificate.

Customers can have absolute confidence in the credibility of our diamonds thanks to the diamond certificates we provide from reputable grading bodies. All our products will be delivered with a certificate and all single stones above 0.5 carats will come with an IGI certificate.

All of our jewellery is made from recycled precious metal. Gold, silver and platinum can be endlessly recycled, maintaining their purity every time they're melted down. At Sacet, our recycled metals come from within the industry (where metal filings and dust are reclaimed from production waste) as well as from old pieces of jewellery.
Recycling metal uses less energy than mining and refining new ore. It generates less waste, conserves natural resources, and significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions. By choosing recycled metal over large-scale mines, we're reducing our impact on the environment.