US EditionGIA Migrates Lab-Grown Terminology Away from That of Natural
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GIA Migrates Lab-Grown Terminology Away from That of Natural
The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has updated the terms it will use to describe lab-grown on reports, to distinguish them further from natural diamonds. The new nomenclature will use descriptive terms to characterize the quality of synthetic diamonds, the GIA said Monday. According to the new system, submitted lab-grown diamonds will fall into one of two categories — premium or standard — which it will define by a combination of metric…
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