Charles & Colvard® Launches Lab Grown Precious Gemstones Giving Their Conscious Fine Jewelry Bold New Color
Charles & Colvard (Nasdaq: CTHR) has announced the launch of a new collection featuring lab-grown ruby, sapphire, and emerald gemstones. This initiative adds vibrant color to their Made, Not Mined™ jewelry line, aimed at fashion-forward consumers. The gemstones are crafted to AAA quality standards, enhancing clarity and polish, which are often unattainable in mined stones. The company emphasizes its commitment to redefining the fine jewelry industry with sustainable choices and trendy designs. Their latest offerings align with a growing fashion trend identified by Vogue as
- Launch of new lab-grown colored gemstones enhances product line.
- Gemstones meet AAA quality grading by certified GIA experts.
- Collection aligns with current fashion trends, increasing market appeal.
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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Oct. 6, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Charles & Colvard, Ltd. (Nasdaq: CTHR)
When Charles & Colvard CEO, Don O'Connell, said the Research Triangle Park, NC based company was "on the move," he certainly meant it.
With three major launches unveiled in three months' time, their latest announcement - new lab grown precious gemstones in color - is another big milestone for the company and adds a colorful new dimension to their already impressive Made, Not Mined™ fine jewelry repertoire.
Featuring lab grown ruby, sapphire, and emerald gemstones, the new conscious color collection also includes Caydia® lab grown diamonds and showcases the above-ground stones with artistic silhouettes and higher carat designs.
With dynamic movement and bold pops of color, these new pieces showcase lab grown precious gemstones that are manmade and graded by certified GIA experts to meet their superior AAA quality. Besides the obvious benefits to mother earth, the growing of precious gemstones allows for the color to be highly curated and produces clarity and polish standards of an "excellent" grading. (Something mined gemstones can rarely tout.)
Made for the fashion-forward woman who has no desire to blend in - these colorful new pieces are perfectly timed with a recent runway fashion appetite that Vogue and other fashion magazines have referred to as an "uncontainable maximalist" style.
Senior Director of Sales and Merchandising, Hillary Watson, says that being "on trend" is just a bonus and that adding precious gemstones to Charles & Colvard's product mix is another way the company is showcasing their commitment to redefine the fine jewelry industry.
"Our new color vision will not only introduce exciting new product, but it's also driving a bold new direction for our brand," Watson says. "We're honored that the industry continues to look to us for bridal, moissanite, and lab grown diamond jewelry standards, and we think they're going to love what this new era and look brings forward to those collections as well."
You can shop their new color collection, and all their Made, Not Mined™ fine jewelry via their website, www.charlesandcolvard.com.
Charles & Colvard, Ltd. (Nasdaq: CTHR) believes fine jewelry can be accessible, beautiful and conscientious. Charles & Colvard is the original pioneer of lab-created moissanite, a rare gemstone formed from silicon carbide. The Company brings revolutionary gemstones and jewelry to market through its pinnacle Forever One™ moissanite brand and its premium Caydia® lab grown diamond brand. Consumers seek Charles & Colvard fashion, bridal and fine jewelry because of its exceptional quality, incredible value, and shared beliefs in environmental and social responsibility. Charles & Colvard was founded in 1995 and is based in North Carolina's Research Triangle Park. For more information, please visit www.charlesandcolvard.com.
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