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Alongside Depp, a few other attendees at the festival also caught the eyes of The Future Rocks’ editorial team. Read more for the complete list of the best accessorised A-listers (and learn how to up your accessories game) below.

Jewelry designers around the world continue to make new strides in the realms of the best sustainable practices. As a community that consists of creators, designers, and entrepreneurs that are paving the way for sustainable elegance, we've picked a few that belong in your jewelry box.

To presumably be treated as a "jewelry for mom handbook" for all the devoted and loving children out there, we will dissect the gifting preferences of the twelve kinds of moms based on their astrological signs.

The emerald cut usually has 57 facets that run vertically down the length of the stone in parallel rows and features clipped corners, giving it an octagonal outline...

Amongst the various methods used to create these stunning gems, two prominent lab-created diamond techniques take the spotlight: HPHT and CVD.

The festive season is upon us, so it’s time to start thinking about your gifting game plan again. This year, we suggest forgoing scented candles and silly socks in favor of presents that’ll last for years. And while you might think shiny objects in small packages are gifts only bought for significant others, think again.

In the past couple of years, a new type of lab-grown diamond has appeared on the market. Let’s take a closer look at what you need to know about lab-grown diamond jewelry before you buy one for yourself or someone special.

You’ve narrowed down your choice to two gorgeous band designs. Both feature a sparkling lab-grown diamond as its focal point. But which one will best suit you? This article will explain everything you need to know about carat weight.

As the world is raring to board planes, trains, and cars again, this summer everyone will finally take that holiday that’s been put on hold for the last two years....

When you think of lab-grown diamond jewelry, the first things that come to mind are clarity, cut, color, and carat weight. These four characteristics also represent the most important elements to consider when purchasing a lab-grown diamond. The cut, in particular, has the ability to draw light inside so we can see those sparkles.

Lab-grown diamonds can come in a wide spectrum of colors from white to yellow, or even blue. And each variation represents a different level of desirability among buyers. With that in mind, here is a breakdown of what exactly makes up their colors.

Anyone who has ever purchased a ring knows that clarity is one of the main characteristics to look for. The clearer lab-grown diamond is, the higher its value. This makes clarity an important factor during the purchase journey.