Lab-created materials are cultivated with the specific intent of serving either the gemstone and jewelry industry or various scientific sectors. In the context of scientific applications, these lab-grown crystals find utilization as laser rods, scintillators, color filters, and other photonic devices. Our classification of "eco-friendly materials" pertains to industrial crystals that have incurred damage or breakage and would otherwise be discarded as waste. These crystals are rescued from disposal and environmentally revitalized, being repurposed or upcycled into gemstones. Several factors, such as the presence of bubbles, cracks, color zones, or growth lines, can render a crystal unsuitable for its original purpose, prompting its potential disposal. These repurposed materials represent a sustainable approach, as the resources and energy expended in their creation would have been expended regardless of the demand in the gemstone and jewelry industry.