Huron says it became interested in WD because of its intellectual property assets, its ability to track its stones, its ability to customize its production, and the people involved. US company WD Lab Grown Diamonds has warned it may turn to the courts to prevent retailers from infringing its licensed patents for using chemical vapour deposition for growing diamonds. The company, which is based in New York and was founded by a former Goldman Sachs banker, said on Tuesday that it had filed an application with the United States Patent Office (USPTO) seeking permission to WD said it is targeting retailers initially, as it can't always trace diamonds back to a source.
US company WD Lab Grown Diamonds has warned it may turn to the courts to prevent retailers from infringing its licensed patents for using chemical vapour deposition for growing diamonds. The company, which is based in New York and was founded by a former Goldman Sachs banker, said on Tuesday that it had filed an application with the United States Patent Office (USPTO) seeking permission to WD said it is targeting retailers initially, as it can't always trace diamonds back to a source.