The most obvious reason for the rise in popularity of lab-grown diamonds is cost. Depending on the size and cut of the stone, lab-grown diamonds are 70% to 90% cheaper than naturally grown diamonds.

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The actress is currently holidaying there, and decided to show a little bit to her fans.

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