Cultured diamonds, also known as "diamonds of the future," are grown in environments that mimic the growth of natural diamonds. They're called lab-diamonds or created diamonds abroad. Their production doesn't require damage to the Earth's surface, eliminates labor exploitation, and is environmentally friendly, earning them the nickname "green diamonds." Many jewelry brands in Europe and the United States use cultured diamonds as a raw material for their premium jewelry. Cultured diamonds are genuine diamonds, possessing the exact same composition and properties as natural diamonds. They are not diamond substitutes like zircon, moissanite, or sapphire. Because cultured diamonds aren't constrained by the purchase price of rough diamonds, they can be cut with greater precision and produce a brighter fire. Compared to natural diamonds of the same grade, they're more affordable while still possessing the same dazzling brilliance.