Lab-grown diamonds are forecast to employ some **** million people worldwide by the year 2050. Comparatively, global diamond production employs approximately ten million people both directly and indirectly. According to the source, the cutting and polishing of ** carats of lab-grown diamonds requires *** workers. *** carats of lab-grown diamonds can be produced by one machine annually, and every machine requires *** qualified engineer or diploma holder to manage and run it.
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