Diamond stock performance hasn't been the greatest over the past few years for investors. However, there’s an expectation that these stocks will experience a rise in the future. Want in the game ...

It’s been 15 years since the global effort to ban conflict diamonds began. But the industry is still tainted by conflict and misery Story by Aryn Baker/Tshikapa Photographs by Lynsey Addario for ...

Lab-grown diamonds are known by several different names, including synthetic diamonds, man-made diamonds, and cultured diamonds. They have the same physical properties of natural diamonds because ...

Diamond is a crystalline form of carbon. Defects in the crystal structure, notably the addition of nitrogen atoms, can emit light when electronically excited. These so-called nitrogen–vacancy ...

Understanding the best Y level for diamonds in Minecraft is the key to finding these valuable gems. Finding diamonds in Minecraft used to be easy back in the day, but have now become complex due ...

Even the best lab-grown diamonds can stir up a bit of skepticism in shoppers—and for good reason. You might wonder: How can anything concocted in a laboratory compare to what’s organically ...

Embracing change, lab-grown diamonds merge nature's marvels with cutting-edge technology to offer near-flawless, ethically produced gems. These sustainable, affordable, and colourful diamonds are ...

The man-made diamond boom is over, and prices for ultra-trendy lab-grown diamonds are set to tumble this year, industry veterans say. Paul Zimnisky, a leading diamond analyst, foresees jewelers ...

Bankrupt sports broadcaster Diamond Sports Group is seeking court permission to re-brand its network of Bally Sports local channels to FanDuel under a naming rights deal with the betting giant.

Dan Diamond is a national health reporter for The Washington Post, focused on accountability, federal agencies and public health. He joined The Post in 2021 after covering the Trump administration ...

(UPDATE) ANKARA — Injecting 5 million tons of diamond dust annually into the stratosphere could lower the Earth's temperature by 1.6 degrees, potentially easing global warming, according to ...