India, June 2 -- When diamond prices fell sharply in recent years, the fall did not just reshape the market -- it exposed it. Sellers charging inflated markups had nowhere to hide. Then came a second disruption: lab-grown diamonds entered the mainstream, visually identical to natural stones, priced lower, and increasingly present in showrooms across India -- often without buyers fully understanding what they were purchasing. The result is a market where trust is harder to find than ever, and where the question of exactly what you are buying -- and whether you are paying a fair price for it -- has never been more difficult to answer.

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