Lightbox to exclusively provide lab-grown diamonds to Roseate and will debut a special eight-piece capsule with The Future Rocks.
Lightbox, the lab-grown diamond jewellery brand, recently entered a design-driven collaboration partnerships with Roseate, the sustainably minded, pearl fine jewellery brand and The Future Rocks, the global online marketplace fully focused on lab-grown jewellery.
Aimed at expanding its fashion jewellery offering, Lightbox’s partnerships with Roseate and The Future Rocks will enable it to broaden its product assortment, retail visibility and customer engagement.
“Lightbox’s reputation as a leader in the lab-grown diamond space, as well as our sustainability and quality credentials, combined with Element Six’s patented technology and innovation, have allowed us to foster relationships with some of the best retail partners in the world and we are thrilled to expand on that with our first two design-driven collaborations,” said Lightbox CEO Antoine Borde. “Roseate and The Future Rocks are incredible creative and commercial partners who offer us the opportunity to continue to develop new product offerings, engage new audiences and expand our presence globally,” added Borde.
“Roseate is a collection of fine jewellery that sees pearls anew. We’re also committed to sustainability that, for us specifically, means traceability to source,” said Roseate’s Founder Pamela Cloud. “To that end, we have partnered with Lightbox for all lab-grown diamonds used in the Roseate collection. We’re thrilled to be expanding our partnership with them with the addition of the Light Wand to benefit Billion Oyster Project, and their work to restore a healthy, biodiverse New York Harbor.”
“The Future Rocks offers a new way to discover and celebrate future-forward jewellery. Exploring new materials, such as lab-grown diamonds, is just the start of this journey,” said The Future Rocks Founder & CEO Anthony Tsang. “We are delighted to be partnering with Lightbox on the exclusive Joy Collection, offering pieces in dazzling colours and shapes. Through the selection of playful lab-grown diamond jewellery, we believe this collection will bring a sense of daily delight to our global customers.”
Roseate, the fine jewellery brand specializing in South Seas and Tahitian pearls, was founded by former Tiffany & Co. executives, launched in May 2023, and recently opened a new retail store on Bleecker Street in Manhattan’s West Village. In addition to exclusively providing stones for all Roseate pieces that feature lab-grown diamonds, Lightbox also collaborated on a new piece for the Roseate Wands collection that gives back to organizations working to support healthy oceans.
The Lightbox x Roseate Light Wand is a slender sceptre pendant, topped with beautiful, brilliant lab-grown diamonds and accented with glowing mother-of-pearl, responsibly farmed in Western Australia that is a signature of the Roseate brand.
Offered in white, yellow, and rose 18-karat gold, and featuring white and blush pink Lightbox lab-grown diamonds, the pendant retails for $2,000 with a 22–24-inch chain or on its own for $1,600. Lightbox and Roseate will be donating 20% of the price of every piece sold to the Billion Oyster Project, in support of their work in restoring oyster reefs in New York Harbor through public education initiatives.
Next month, Lightbox and Hong Kong-based The Future Rocks, the two-year old online marketplace fully focused on lab-grown diamond jewellery, will debut the Joy collection, a collaborative capsule of fresh and accessible pieces designed by The Future Rocks, featuring exceptional Lightbox lab-grown diamonds in an array of cuts and colours, and set in future-forward materials.
The 8-piece capsule showcases Lightbox’s white, blush pink and pale blue stones in a variety of cuts, including round brilliant, princess and trillion, artfully clustered on delicate rings, earrings, and necklaces. The easy to wear silhouettes are designed to mix, match and stack and each element, from the stud settings to the bracelet cords are made from 100% recycled PET materials. Prices range from $350 to $1,100 and the Lightbox Joy collection will be sold exclusively on thefuturerocks.com.
These dynamic partnerships will complement Lightbox’s current distribution which encompasses 165 retail doors across the US and Canada, including Nordstrom, Reeds Jewelers and Bloomingdale’s along with international shipping from its website to over 75 countries.