A diamond is forever, and now sustainable!
There are people who love jewelry and like to wear it on any occasion. Knowing how to combine earrings with a certain type of blouse, a necklace with a gala dress or when a certain type of bracelet is necessary. The red carpets are always a source of inspiration to look at how to wear a good jewel with style, as we have just seen with the best looks of the guests at the Oscars. At Flash Moda we know what the latest jewelry trend is and it is closely linked to caring for the planet.
The luxury sector is experiencing a true revolution thanks to the creation of natural diamonds in laboratories. The world is moving towards more ethical, more sustainable concepts, the world of luxury must also go down this path.
The Spanish firm David Locco is a pioneer in cultivating sustainable diamonds, in different colors and of an extraordinary quality comparable to those created by nature: “After many years of research, because no process is easy, we have managed to make that recreation in our laboratories, where, with the same pressure and temperature as the Earth's mantle, we managed to create diamonds that have extra purity and quality”, explains Jonathan González, CEO of the firm.
The creator of this jewelry is a persevering and dreamy guy who, driven by his love of nature, set out to take a tour of the luxury sector by contributing values full of ethics. Actresses like Inma Cuesta or Najwa Nimri have already joined the trend for more sustainable jewelry.
The result is pieces with a meticulously controlled quality, free of unethical extraction conflicts and sustainable in the long term, which have managed to be the first created diamonds certified by the International Gemological Institute: "We had the dream that the IGI , will certify the quality of our diamonds. After a lot of fighting, this has not been easy, we got this certification to our purity and authenticity of our diamonds”.
It is not about obtaining synthetic diamonds, but created ones. This nuance is important because the origin of the materials is the same: carbon. For this reason we are not talking about a synthetic product, and the quality obtained in the created piece is often superior to that extracted in the mine.
This raw material builds high jewelry designs defending a discourse of ethical luxury that continues to be exclusive and that is committed to Made in Spain craftsmanship in response to new market demands. A present that aims to rewrite the codes of luxury made in Spain.
Diamonds for the day or for the night?
Pieces made with diamonds never go out of style, they are delicate and eternal jewels if we take good care of them. They always bring elegance and sophistication to any look.
They are suitable for wearing both day and night, always depending on their size. For a day style it is always more appropriate to choose small, minimalist and discreet jewels so as not to create an excessive look.
Most women feel uncomfortable if they don't wear earrings or a ring in their day to day. It is a good opportunity for these pieces to be brilliant due to the great durability they offer.
For a night look we can always opt for bigger pieces and character. One option is to forget about the watch and replace it with a bracelet. Never forget that less is more. It is not a matter of recharging, but of showing off those jewels that we have saved for special occasions, such as a good bracelet, larger earrings or a necklace to replace the choker that we wear daily.
Jewelry has always been part of men's and women's wardrobes, and some are part of history. For example, the Marie Antoinette necklace with 648 diamonds, or the Pilgrim Pearl, which is the most famous in the world for its large size and became part of Elizabeth Taylor's private collection. Queen Letizia also has special pieces that she inherited when she became Queen of Spain, and is an example of how to wear a jewel on any occasion.
