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When buying a diamond, most people look for sparkle, size, and shape. But what’s equally important - and often overlooked - is where the diamond comes from, how it’s sourced, and who stands behind it.

GIA Introduces New Descriptions for Laboratory-Grown Diamonds

Beginning October 1, 2025, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) will use a new system to describe laboratory-grown diamonds. Instead of using the color and clarity grading developed for natur...

The Founder

Caroline Dvinge: I grew up in Kolding, but my summers belonged to the Danish west coast and to Skagen. Those landscapes, the windswept dunes, the rough seas, and the stark horizon where sky meets ...

Caro Be Na is slowing down Fashion with flexible and lasting designs

Introduction In today’s fast-paced world, the fashion industry is continuously evolving, making it challenging for consumers to keep up with the latest trends. Raw material prices are on the rise, ...

The Remarkable Journey of Diamonds

In the depths of the Earth, a captivating tale unfolds—a story of brilliance, resilience, and rarity. Diamonds, among the world's most coveted treasures and nature's unparalleled gifts, embark on a...

Why Natural Diamonds

In the ongoing debate about the environmental impact of diamonds, natural diamonds have often been pitted against their lab-grown counterparts. While both have their merits, it is important to unde...

Diamond Guide

DVINGE diamonds, like all diamonds, are a product of nature's exquisite craftsmanship. Composed of compressed carbon, they stand as a testament to the earth's artistic mastery, formed under tremend...

Our Natural Diamonds and Gemstones

The Significance of Natural Diamonds and Gemstones Rare and Unique: Natural diamonds and gemstones are exceptionally rare in nature. Their formation involves intricate geological processes that...