Stars who choose lab-grown diamonds. Part 2

Rihanna

Singer and owner of cosmetics brand Fenty Beauty Rihanna has an exquisite taste in fashion. During her 30th birthday party, Rihanna adorned her dress with a fantastic set of diamonds, consisting of a necklace, several bracelets and a chic ring.

The cost of the ring is not exactly known, but jewelers estimate it at more than $1,000,000. The semi-precious ring is set with rubies, pink sapphires, 18-carat yellow and white vermeil, and 16-carat lab-created diamonds.

Emma Watson

The actress, like Hermione Granger, is actively fighting for the eco-agenda, including supporting laboratory-grown diamonds. At the Vanity Fair after-the-Oscars party, the actress chose recycled gold earrings with lab-grown diamonds.

In 2018, Emma Watson wore an outfit strikingly reminiscent of Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly in the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffanys. The same sequined fringe and sleeveless black dress, while an elaborate necklace of recycled gold and lab-created diamonds was draped over her shoulders.

Jennifer Hudson

Jennifer Hudson is another American singer and actress who prefers lab-grown diamonds to natural ones. She has appeared on the red carpet in sets with lab-made diamonds several times.

At the 2018 Brit Awards, the actress wore an 18K white gold, vermel and rhodium ring set with 369 lab-grown diamonds with a 5-carat cushion-cut center stone and a freshwater pearl simulating a subtle dew drop on a jeweled petal.

And for The Voice UK, the star wore a stunning 18k white gold cocktail ring set with lab-grown diamonds and a 6-carat dark red ruby in the center.