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Posting this in Rocky Talky because it has implications for the natural diamond industry and the price of natural diamonds.
https://www.jckonline.com/editorial-article/grown-brilliance-clean-origin/
This is a further indication that falling prices of lab grown diamond are starting to reach an unsustainable level for many businesses, forcing consolidation. The trend is likely to mean that the market share that lab diamonds have been taking from the natural sector for the past few years is on the wane. As demand heads back in the direction of natural, prices may begin to increase.
How fast and how far natural diamond prices will come back is anyone's guess. Lab diamonds will continue to have a place in the industry, that much is certain. What will the new normal look like? And when will we get to a point of equilibrium between the two products?
Inquiring minds want to know!
https://www.jckonline.com/editorial-article/grown-brilliance-clean-origin/
This is a further indication that falling prices of lab grown diamond are starting to reach an unsustainable level for many businesses, forcing consolidation. The trend is likely to mean that the market share that lab diamonds have been taking from the natural sector for the past few years is on the wane. As demand heads back in the direction of natural, prices may begin to increase.
How fast and how far natural diamond prices will come back is anyone's guess. Lab diamonds will continue to have a place in the industry, that much is certain. What will the new normal look like? And when will we get to a point of equilibrium between the two products?
Inquiring minds want to know!