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- The Cullinan - Found in
- The Tiffany - Discovered in the Kimberley Mine around 1877, this 287.42-carat diamond was turned into a 128.54-carat yellow cushion cut with 90 facets. It is the icon for Tiffany and Co.
- The Golden Jubilee - Unearthed at the Cullinan mine in
- The Jonker Diamond - At the time of its discovery in 1934, this 726-carat diamond was the fourth largest gem-quality diamond ever found. In 1977, it was sold for a reported $2,259,400.
- Who is DNA2DIAMONDS™?
- What is a DNA2Diamond?
- How do you obtain personal carbon?
- What are laboratory-grown diamonds?
- How does the growth Creation Process work?
- What is the difference between laboratory-grown and earth-mined diamonds?
- What about the four “C’s” of laboratory-grown diamonds?
- Is my DNA2Diamond guaranteed?
- How do prices of DNA2Diamonds and earth-grown diamonds compare?
- Why are DNA2Diamonds called “Commemorative Diamonds”?
- Can we have a
DNA2Diamond made in memory of our family pet? - Is there a limit to the number of sources of personal carbon used to create a DNA2Diamond?
- How long will it take to create my DNA2Diamond?
- How do I know that my DNA2Diamond is a real diamond?
- Are many people purchasing laboratory-grown diamonds such as DNA2Diamonds?
- Can a DNA2Diamond become a family heirloom?
- Does the price of the diamond include mounting or setting?
- What Happens to any of my personal Carbon that may be left over?
- Can my personal carbon ever be removed or extracted from the DNA2diamond?
- How long have laboratory diamonds been around and how did they get their start?
- What if I want a different cut?
- Can I customize the jewelry for my diamond?
- Can I have a special message laser-inscribed on my personal diamond?
- Can I buy DNA2Diamonds and have them shipped to other countries?
- Do you insure my DNA2Diamonds during shipping?
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