Not only does Robin Hood Diamonds have a compelling, bespoke driven, lab-grown diamond ecommerce model that is resonating with today's jewelry consumer, but they also have a unique moral purpose behind the business.
Watch THE MVEye‘s exclusive video interview with Co-Founder William Logian to learn more.
William Logian MVEye Interview Transcript
Robin Hood Diamond’s mission is to bring fair prices to the market specifically for lab grown diamonds, making luxury accessible for all, while providing excellent quality on lab grown diamonds and jewelry in general.
We actually make everything custom. And we involve the customer as well. By the way, making sure that the customer understands the process, making sure that the customer is involved through the actual design process of creation of the cads. We provide technical drawings. We provide rendered images. We explain how proportions work. And so it makes it very transparent and there are no surprises in the end because by the time the piece is finished, a person already knows every intimate detail about the piece and it’s actually a very entertaining process.
We are fabricating everything locally here in New York City in our wonderful studio where we’ve been making jewelry for over two decades.
Recently my partners and I, we noticed that several companies, specifically the leading lab grown companies are taking an advantage, and they are openly overcharging. And so we came together and we created this company to help them and encourage them to stop doing what they’re doing. And this company’s main objective to come to a market is to combat the corporate greed. And I think morals have a lot to do with that and we are driven to make sure that we bring this message across the nation. We are growing like a mushroom after a rain.
No company has our capacity of designing. This is the only company that the owners are bench jewelers, cad makers, diamond specialist, and well accomplished entrepreneurs with a proven record of successful outcome and successful build of jewelry companies.
So, the statistics were that we reached approximately 16 billion dollars market cap for lab-grown diamonds. This year is rapidly moving towards 24 and I think it will grow even with faster equations and larger equations in the years to come. People are learning more. They’re becoming less skeptical.
Society has responded to lab-grown diamonds already. They’ve already made their stand. Lab-grown diamonds are here to stay.
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