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A decade later, I wore that same necklace on my wedding day.  I saved it for only the most special of moments, cherishing the beautiful piece given to me by my grandmother who I loved and adored.  Years later, I embarked on a journey to learn more about lab-grown diamonds.

I discovered that lab diamonds were indeed, in every way, identical to mined diamonds (so much so that even experienced gemologists could not distinguish between the two).

 

Furthermore, over the past 30 years, technological advancements had elevated lab diamonds to new heights in brilliance, clarity and quality.

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Inspired by this knowledge and after sourcing some of the world’s finest lab-grown diamonds, I founded Casa Ferrini.

My mission is to offer beautiful, sustainable and fully certified laboratory-grown diamond jewellery. I want to ensure that every customer can trust the quality of their jewellery as well as its ethical origins and will be assured that they are supporting a more responsible and transparent future for the diamond industry. 

Every piece we create is a tribute – to my grandmother’s foresight, to the beauty of science and to the power of choosing better.

Claire Ferrini

FOUNDER CASA FERRINI

Inspired by legacy. Designed for the future.

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A legacy of brilliance and a story that sparkles through generations.

Almost 30 years ago, my grandmother, Margaret Coglin (affectionately known as Muti), gifted me a delicate diamond trilogy pendant - my very first piece of diamond jewellery. At the time, she revealed that the diamonds were lab-grown, something almost unheard of back then.

 

Yet, she unequivocally believed in them – in their quality, their purity, and the groundbreaking science behind them.

 

Most importantly she valued that they were created with care without taking from the Earth.

 

She foresaw a future where lab-grown diamonds would be celebrated as the smarter, more sustainable luxury choice. 

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