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The Case for Lab-Grown Jewelry That Lasts

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Close-up of a jewelry case with discounts on gold accessories and watches.
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A jewelry founder is making the case that lab-grown stones deserve more than a footnote in the diamond conversation. Meg Strachan is building her brand around durability, not just of the stones but of the business behind them. Her ambition, by her own account, is longevity — a house meant to hold up over time, not a moment meant to trend.

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With reporting from Vogue.

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