(PRESS RELEASE) ALTR Created Diamonds President Amish Shah was featured on BBC World News discussing how his company is revolutionizing the $80 billion diamond and jewelry industry by driving dramatic growth in the category of lab created diamonds.
According to a recent report by Morgan Stanley, the sales of lab-grown diamonds, now estimated at $150 million, could increase to over $1 billion by 2020. In an interview on BBC World News’ “Talking Business with Aaron Heslehurst,” on February 7, 2018, Amish also discusses the ways in which ALTR Created Diamonds is infusing new energy into the appeal of diamonds and rekindling the desire for diamond jewelry.
Led by Amish Shah, a third-generation diamond and jewelry manufacturer, ALTR Created Diamonds has captured imagination of the modern consumer like never before with its larger carats at better value. ALTR Created Diamonds is now selling all over the world including in the United States, EU, China, Australia, India, Canada, Thailand, South Korea, Israel and South Africa, ALTR Created Diamonds is
Employing proprietary technology to replicate the conditions whereby diamonds form in nature, ALTR creates certified Type IIA lab grown diamonds that are identical to chemical, optical and physical composition as the world’s finest mined diamonds. ALTR Created Diamonds carry certification from Gem Certification and Assurance Lab (GCAL).
Watch the full interview here.
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