
Selene Origins | Conflict Free Diamonds
Why choose created diamonds?
Ask yourself, why do you want to own a diamond? Are you buying diamonds because they look truly beautiful, or because you want to own a piece of the earth’s mined crust? If it is the latter, then make sure you know the true value of what you are paying for. A great deal of the mined diamond costs are paid for the expense of mining. Selene Origins prices mean you’re only paying for the beauty of a genuine lab diamond, and not inflated prices from historic marketing campaigns.

There is no difference in created diamonds and mined diamonds apart from their journey
Our 20 Year Journey
Decades of Friendship
Founded by longtime colleagues and friends Rachael and Laura, who've been on an incredible journey in the diamond and gemstone world for over 20 years combined. Yep, you read that right – over two decades of loving everything bling!
Selene Origins brings a wealth of experience by achieving the accolade of being an Applied Jewellery Professional™ by the GIA (Gemological Institute of America). We have a shared passion for the world of created diamonds and regularly attend industry seminars to keep our fingers on the pulse of the latest innovations.


Good Vibes Gems
Created diamonds stole our hearts, and we knew we had to create something special together. That's how Selene Origins came to life – a place where our experience and excitement combine to bring you something truly remarkable.
We're not your typical diamond retailers – we're all about making things better. Our created diamonds aren't just stunning, they're lab created, meaning no inflated costs resulting from mining or historic false advertising campaigns . No more worrying about where your rock came from – these gems are all about good vibes only.
Designed for Sparkle Lovers
As jewellery lovers ourselves, designing contemporary, trending styles is what we adore most. Whether you love classic, timeless jewellery pieces, or stunning stackers, Selene Origins has a piece for every sparkle lover!
We're more than just pretty stones, we're your guides into the world of created diamonds. Curious about the science stuff? We've got you covered. Wondering which rock suits, you best? We'll help you find the one that'll make your heart sing.


Beauty, Done Right
Whether you’re a seasoned diamond aficionado or just someone who loves a bit of bling, come on in and explore. Let’s redefine luxury together with lab grown diamonds that are all about love, beauty, and doing things right.
What are Lab Grown Diamonds?
At Selene Origins, we are on a mission to let as many people know as possible there is no difference in lab grown diamonds and mined diamonds, apart from their journey. They are NOT simulants or ‘look-a-likes’.
They are different only in process, not quality. In fact, they are optically, physically and chemically the same. They are equally as beautiful, fiery and brilliant.
Lab grown diamonds are created using one of two methods.
HPHT (High Pressure High Temperature) mimics the heat and pressure mined diamonds need to form in the earth’s crust. A high pressure cubic press houses a growth chamber, where your lab grown diamond will form.
CVD (Chemical Vapour Deposition) uses a method where precipitating carbon lands on diamond wafers, resulting in diamonds growing in layers.
You don’t need to mine the earth’s crust to get super intense heat and pressure needed to create a diamond anymore. This can be recreated in a laboratory, without causing the mass destruction on the natural landscape that mining does.
Think of it this way: Ice can form naturally in glaciers, lakes, or rivers, or created in freezers. The ingredients and results are exactly the same. It is the same concept with lab created diamonds.
These controlled creation methods mean that lab grown diamonds are purer than most mined diamonds as they do not feature any of the nature’s impurities than can cause discolouration. Lab grown diamonds almost always test as Type IIa which is classed as the purest a diamond can be.
To truly identify the difference between a lab grown and mined diamond, it must be analysed in a gemmological laboratory using advanced techniques. It is impossible to tell with the naked eye, or a jewellers loupe.