Natural Diamond, Lab grown Diamond and Diamond Jewellery
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Lab Grown Diamond & Jewelry
What are lab-grown diamonds?
Lab-grown diamonds are diamonds that were grown by scientists in a lab. They share the same chemical makeup as natural diamonds, and are optically identical. The biggest differences between natural and lab-created diamonds are how they're made, and how rare they are.
Are lab-grown diamonds real?
Laboratory grown diamonds share an identical chemical make up to natural diamonds, both consisting of pure carbon in a cubic crystalline form. The difference between lab-grown diamonds and natural diamonds is how they are formed. Natural diamonds form below the surface of the earth over millions of years, whereas lab-grown diamonds can be created in a lab over a period of a few weeks. Lightbox diamonds are grown to match the chemical properties of a natural diamond and the finished stone is optically identical. You can find more details on how they're made below.
How are lab-grown diamonds made?
There are a few methods used to create lab-grown diamonds. Typically, lab-grown diamonds start with a tiny lab diamond, like a seed. The seeds are placed in a chamber called a plasma reactor (in the case of CVD synthesis) or a large mechanical press (if manufactured by HPHT). Then, depending on the technology used, some combination of heat, pressure and a carbon source are used to make the crystals grow, layer by layer.
Lab Grown Diamond Jewellery is Future
Lab-grown diamond Jewellery are now becoming a popular alternative for many people, since they can have it at affordable price and best quality suits as it is natural one.
Types of Diamond Cuts
the different types of diamond cuts and how to choose the perfect shape that will dazzle the wearer.
ROUND CUT DIAMOND
Round diamonds account for over two-thirds of diamonds sold, making it the most popular shape on this list. With 58 facets, the brilliance of a round diamond is incomparable. Its classic style and ultimate shine is what makes this shape so desirable.
PRINCESS CUT DIAMOND
One of the newer diamond shapes, the princess diamond cut combines the brilliance of a round and the pointed edges of a square. It is the most popular fancy cut diamond.
EMERALD CUT DIAMOND
Emerald diamonds are most notable for their long straight cuts which resemble steps. They are known as the preferred choice for anyone desiring a larger stone with a smaller price tag.
ASSCHER CUT DIAMOND
Asscher diamonds are similar to emeralds, but with more sparkle. They have a smaller table and trimmed edges for extra style and flair.
RADIANT CUT DIAMOND
Radiant diamonds resemble the shape of an emerald with added facets and cropped corners. It’s an excellent choice for those wishing for more brilliance and fire without the price tag of a round.
OVAL DIAMOND
Similar to round diamonds, oval shaped diamonds possess high brilliance and durability. They are a popular choice for engagement rings because they appear larger than other shapes of the same carat.
MARQUISE DIAMOND
The Marquise’s elongated shape flatters the hand and catches the eye of many due to its unique features. It has been around for centuries, making it one of the most timeless shapes one could wear.
PEAR SHAPE DIAMOND
Combining the shape of round and marquise cut diamonds, the pear diamond is often referred to as the “teardrop” diamond. Because pears are not an easy cut in the diamond world, they are often more difficult to find.
CUSHION
Cushion cut diamonds were named after their “pillow-like” shape. They can be square or rectangle and feature smooth, curved edges. Cushion cuts are popular among the vintage crowd.
HEART
Heart-shaped diamonds are the ultimate symbol of love. These diamonds need to be symmetrical so that it appears perfect on the wearer’s hand. Heart shaped diamonds are for the classic romantic.