Charles & Colvard introduces Caydia® Lab Grown Diamond Pavé Collection
June 7, 2022
This week, as jewelers from all over the world
head to JCK for “the most important jewelry
buying event in North America,” they’ll have a
new shift in diamond buying trends to
consider.
As CNN Business recently reported,
there’s been a monumental up-swing in
demand for lab grown diamonds over
traditional mined diamonds amongst
consumers.
New data shows lab grown
diamond ring sales jumped 63%
last year amongst ring shoppers
and natural diamond rings
declined 25%.
We can’t say congratulations enough to the amazing ladies of the North Carolina Courage for their second National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) Championship win in late October 2019! This team proves time-and-time again, their deserving presence. Having the mind-set and experience of previously capturing a championship, they were unstoppable when closing out their winning game on October 27th against Chicago Red Stars in a 4-0 win. What can we say – they just can’t stop shining!
Charles & Colvard stands behind these successful, inspiring women as proud partners that are the epitome of #ShesBrilliant – our underlying message to consumers that seek beautiful, moissanite jewelry backed by the women that inspire them. For more on what drives and inspires these champions, check out these videos:
Charles & Colvard is honored to be the official jewelry sponsor of the North Carolina Courage professional women’s soccer team. And we are thrilled to have created the 2018 National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) Championship rings.
The celebratory ring is crafted in 10k white gold, featuring 23 moissanite gemstones carrying a total diamond equivalent weight of 0.83ct. The NC Courage logo and their mantra #NoFinishLine seamlessly integrate to complete the design. Presented in a pre-game ceremony of their home opener on April 13, 2019 when the 2018 NWSL Champions took on the Chicago Red Stars.
Originating in the 1500s, this vintage cut features a flat base with a domed top that resembles the petals of a rosebud. It was popular in the Georgian and Victorian eras when the primary sources of light were candles and then gas lights, which were perfectly romantic for this mostly transparent gem. Cut by hand at a time when tools were not as advanced, the rose cut tops off at 25 facets. It offers a soft luster rather than a reflective sparkle. And because the cut is flat on the bottom with no carat weight below the girdle, the domed surface appears larger than it is.
The beauty of rose cut gems has never been lost, though popularity waned during the early 1900s. Today, there is a resurgence in vintage style
Anyone else watch the Oscars just to see all the gorgeous dresses and jewelry? We love fashion just as much as the next gal, and this year’s designs did not disappoint. From necklines, to statement sleeves, shoes, and jewelry, it was a fabulous display of glamorous style that left us feeling so inspired! We thought it would be fun to take a few of our favorite looks from the night and pair them back to some of our own stunning jewelry.
Perfectly Classic. Regina King, Melissa McCarthy, Emilia Clarke, and Ashley Graham went for classic looks that offer timeless appeal. If you’ve got a black-tie affair on the horizon, reach for styles with defined lines that create a refined silhouette and leave ample room to complement with jewelry. Drop earrings are a great accessory for strapless dresses and can play to a geometric trend. For a plunging neckline, an elegant tennis necklace draws attention without overpowering, and a tennis bracelet ties it all together with a so