Kiara Agarwal

  I would not have used my diamonds for the past twenty years, but during weddings, at high-stakes galas, and in that one fancy anniversary dinner a year. They were sitting in a dark velvet box, dusting it, and I stood there a little while waiting to get a chance deserving of their illumination. However, recently, I have changed my mind. Why are we hoarding the best of our wardrobes for a future that is yet to be realized? To me, it seems that if a stone is beautiful enough to possess, it is also beautiful enough to serve as a jewelry item during the process of obtaining a latte or making a Zoom meeting. This change of mind actually went off when I began delving into lab-grown diamonds . The barrier of preciousness has finally been broken because it provides the same chemical luster that mined stones provide, with a much easier story (and cost factor) behind it. The New Power Movement. And in case you are seeking a single item to base your everyday wardrobe on, make it a lab-grown ...

  All jewelry that I have is a milestone- a silent marker of a memory, a goal attained, or something dear to me. Recently, I have found out the beautiful tales that are not in the cost, but are genuine and respect the craftsmanship. The experience of taking more mindful choices brought me to Conscious Carat, and it has entirely changed my approach to the process of creating my collection. Wearing a piece of jewelry that has a story to tell would mean seeing beyond the surface to make sure the piece of jewelry that I wear is a mirror of the world I desire. Elevating the Classics In my case, I like starting off with simplicity in terms of everyday appearance. I have always thought that lag-grown diamond solitaire earrings are the most signature earrings. Their timeless style can be used in a morning coffee run or a high-stakes meeting. The difference now? It is good to know that these diamonds have been made with precision and care in a manner that does not harm our planet. Whenever...