If you put lab-grown CVD, HPHT, and natural diamonds in front of everyone’s eyes, they are equally crystal clear, full of fire, and look exactly the same. However, natural diamonds are formed over a billion years or more, while cultivated diamonds are formed in units of days. Natural diamonds are formed by forces deep within …
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Diamond weight: 5.02ct The carat is the international standard unit of measurement for diamonds and gemstones, with 1 carat equal to 200 milligrams or 0.2 grams. Carat weight is used exclusively to calculate diamond weight, and carat weight alone cannot accurately reflect the visual size of a diamond. We recommend considering carat weight along with …
Lab-grown diamonds are called lab-grown diamonds, which means diamonds grown in a laboratory. At present, two common production methods are usually used in the entire lab-grown diamond market: HTHP (high temperature and high pressure) and CVD (chemical vapor deposition). ), although cultivated in the laboratory, the principle is the same as that of natural diamonds. …
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Diamond clarity grades are based on the inclusions and surface imperfections a diamond can see under a 10x magnifying glass. According to the gia standard, diamond clarity can be divided into six types and 11 grades: Flawless FL, Internally Flawless IF, Very Slightly Flawless VVS, Slightly Included VS, Slightly Included SI, and Included I. Flawless …
Before discussing this issue, we need to understand what is a laboratory-grown diamond? Someone will definitely ask, “Are laboratory-grown diamonds real diamonds?” I can answer you for sure, cultivated diamonds are real diamonds. The only difference between laboratory-grown diamonds and natural diamonds is their origin. It is “grown” in the laboratory, and then uses cutting-edge …
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