
Thanks to innovations in technology, lab-grown diamonds are a sustainable and affordable choice for your next fine jewellery splurge.
If you’re shopping for jewellery in Hong Kong, whether it’s fine jewellery or bespoke designs from Hong Kong’s top jewellery designers, lab-grown diamonds should be at the top of your list of sparklers. Not only are lab-grown diamonds more affordable, but the lab-grown production process—as compared to the mining of natural diamonds—has a lower environmental impact. In addition, lab-grown diamonds are traceable and conflict-free. Diamonds are forever, as the saying goes, but lab-grown diamonds—which are just as sparkly!—are also for everyone. Before purchasing your next diamond, consider these lab-grown diamond choices in Hong Kong.
Shop lab-grown diamonds
1. Lightbox
Not only is De Beers the world’s largest diamond mining company, but in 2018 it also launched Lightbox, a unique line of lab-grown diamonds. It’s safe to say that these people know diamonds so you can trust the pricing guarantee of USD 800 per carat. Looking for a stone of unusual colour? Their innovative technology can create lab-grown diamonds in colours that are extremely rare in nature, like blush pink and soft blue.
Shop Lightbox online with free shipping to Hong Kong.
2. Gentle Diamonds

CARAT London has recently launched Gentle Diamonds, which is a unique range of jewellery featuring sustainable, lab-grown diamonds. In addition to being certified 100% conflict-free, the designs feature very pure and rare Type IIa lab-grown diamonds. In comparison, less than two percent of mined diamonds have received such classification of purity.
You can shop the Gentle Diamonds collection at Lane Crawford in Hong Kong.
3. Lark & Berry
This London-based fine jeweler made a splash on the red carpet at the 2020 Academy Awards with a diamond necklace designed for Billy Porter. Launched in 2018, Lark & Berry has built a reputation for being truly sustainable; the company works with One Tree Planted to donate trees to help with reforestation projects primarily in Africa, where people have suffered the worst consequences from diamond mining. They are also one of the few e-commerce brands to offset 100% of the company’s carbon emissions from shipping.
Shop Lark & Berry online with free shipping on orders above £400 (HKD 4,270).
4. Vrai
Another pioneer in sustainability, this US-based fine jeweler is well known for their minimal designs. Looking for the perfect engagement ring? You can book virtual appointments with Vrai’s diamond experts to answer all your questions about lab-grown diamonds, as well as discuss your own custom ring design. While Vrai does not currently offer shipping to Hong Kong, you can find them on the Chinese social shopping app, 小红书 Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book).
5. Roselle Jewellery

Launched in 2009, with two stores in Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay, Roselle Jewellery is Hong Kong’s largest jeweller dedicated to providing lab-grown diamonds. You can choose from their collection of loose lab-grown diamonds, as well as lab-grown sapphires and rubies.
Roselle Jewellery has multiple locations in Hong Kong.
6. Lab Grown Diamonds by Rockrush
Want to see those sparklers in person? Head to Mira Place in Tsim Sha Tsui to check out Lab Grown Diamonds by Rockrush. Choose from a range of options—such as type of metal, cut, and setting—to find the perfect piece of jewellery.
Lab Grown Diamonds by Rockrush, G23, G, Mira Place 1, Tsim Sha Tsui, p. 6019 3155
7. The Diamond Library

Designed by craftsmen with over 10 years of experience, The Diamond Library (TDL) offers flawless—yet affordable—statement jewellery pieces. Upon each purchase, customers are provided with an International Gemological Institute (IGI) Laboratory Grown Report that attests the stones quality and authenticity. In addition, TDL is committed to fighting against gender inequality through education by supporting She’s the First, an organisation that works towards the empowerment of underprivileged girls.
With worldwide shipping available, you can shop The Diamond Library online.