How long have laboratory-grown diamonds been around, and how did they get their start?
H. Tracy Hall, Ph.D., a physical chemist working for General Electric, achieved the first commercially successful laboratory-grown diamond in 1954. Over the years they have been used extensively for industrial purposes. Advances in technology, allow for the growth of gem quality diamonds like those of DNA2Diamonds; which offer a beautiful and exciting alternative to rare and costly colored diamonds from the Earth.
