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White diamonds, though the most available in mined diamonds, are the most difficult to grow in a lab. The diamond must be grown with little to no nitrogen present in the resulting diamond. By limiting the amount of nitrogen, the carbon crystal growth is greatly slowed down. The longer the diamond in growing, the more prone it is to failure.
