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The Question That Keeps Coming Up Walk into almost any conversation about lab grown diamonds in Hyderabad and within five minutes someone will ask it: are these actually real diamonds? The skepticism is understandable. The word lab carries an instinctive association with imitation — lab cheese, lab meat, lab-grown leather. But diamonds are different, and the science behind them makes the distinction...

A Diamond Is a Diamond — Regardless of Where It Was Born Pick up a lab grown diamond and a mined diamond of identical cut and carat weight. Place them side by side under a loupe. You will not be able to tell them apart — and neither will most jewellers without access to specialised spectroscopic equipment. That is not a marketing...

Shipping Policies Reveal More About a Brand Than Marketing Ever Will When you spend ₹1,50,000 or more on a lab grown diamond ring, the shipping and returns policy stops being a footnote. It becomes the actual test of how much a brand trusts its own product — and how much it trusts you. In 2026, the Indian lab grown diamond market has...

A Century of Credibility Walks Into the Lab Most lab grown diamond brands in India launched in the last four or five years. Many are well-funded, design-savvy, and digitally sharp. But almost none of them can point to a jeweller who dressed the Nizam of Hyderabad. The Tibarumal name traces back to the early 1920s, when Sri Tibarumal Gupta launched a jewellery...

A Jeweller to the Nizam — Where the Story Begins In 1920, Sri Tibarumal Gupta launched a jewellery firm in Hyderabad, India. The city he chose was no accident. Hyderabad was deeply steeped in the rich history of the Nizam’s dynasty — a place of extraordinary opulence, where architectural gems and cultural pearls defined the city, earning it the name “City of...

A Century of Craft, Reborn Above Ground When Sri Tibarumal Gupta arrived in Hyderabad around 1915–16, he was a land-owner’s son from Haryana who had traded the certainty of farming for the uncertainty of precious stones. It was, by most accounts, an unlikely bet. By 1920, he had founded what would become one of the city’s most enduring jewelry houses — one...