Can Lab Diamonds Replace Natural Diamonds

   With the hot sale of diamond jewelry, Lab Diamonds are gradually coming into consumers' view and attracting a lot of attention with lower prices. Since Lab Diamonds and natural diamonds have the same properties, many people do not know how to distinguish between Lab Diamonds and natural diamonds, and even worry that Lab Diamonds will replace natural diamonds. The truth is, is really?

Lab Diamonds refer to synthetic diamonds, which are synthesized by laboratories, while natural diamonds are a gift from nature to mankind. Although Lab Diamonds are the same as Although Lab Diamonds are pure carbon crystals like natural diamonds, they even have the same optical properties, hardness and refractive index as natural diamonds. However, 3EX lab grown diamond and natural diamonds are fundamentally different.

Lab Diamonds can be produced

loose lab diamond are produced in the laboratory in a short period of time by means of a microwave reactor. Lab Diamonds produced in the laboratory are almost identical and can be They can be reproduced indefinitely and have no unique characteristics.

The value of Lab Diamonds differs from that of natural diamonds

Natural diamonds are older than the first life on earth and as a result of nature, each natural diamond has a unique color and is an extremely rare gem. Each natural diamond has a unique color and is a rare and growing value.

Lab diamonds and natural diamonds are formed differently
  The formation of a natural diamond requires a number of extremely demanding conditions to be met at the same time, so the probability of a natural diamond forming is extremely low. A natural diamond takes 1 to 3 billion years to form. It takes a billion to three billion years for a natural diamond to form, and it takes a long time for it to reflect its brilliant brilliance. As a gift from nature, natural diamonds can be Each one of them is unique and has been sharpened over billions of years, witnessing the history and changes of the earth.

Lab Diamonds and natural diamonds have different environmental impacts

On average, the greenhouse gas emissions associated with natural diamond mining are much lower than those associated with man made diamond. The world's leading natural diamond mining companies are committed to to control carbon emissions and reduce the environmental impact of the diamond mining process. Low carbon mining and high percentage recycling of water resources will The environmental footprint of natural diamond mining will be further reduced by progressively achieving CVD man made diamond production may appear to be environmentally friendly, but it is not necessarily so.

The production process for Lab Diamonds requires high temperatures, up to 1,200 degrees Celsius, that simulate the formation of natural diamonds beneath the earth. In addition, Lab Diamonds rely on mined materials, and the synthesis of a 1-carat cultivated diamond requires the mining of a dozen other minerals and gases, making the carbon emissions of a 1-carat cultivated diamond in a laboratory three times greater than those of a natural diamond. The amount of carbon emissions associated with the laboratory production of one carat of Lab Diamonds is three times greater than that of natural diamonds.

Lab Diamonds can be distinguished from natural diamonds by professional testing

Although Lab Diamonds have become infinitely closer to natural diamonds in many ways as technology has improved, natural growth and artificial manufacturing are two very different processes. This means that Lab Diamonds and natural diamonds are completely different.

The distinction between cultivated and natural diamonds is becoming more and more The distinction between cultivated and natural diamonds is becoming more and more standardized, and can be easily distinguished through professional testing, as reflected in the GIA certificate.

Regardless of the type of GIA-approved No matter what type of Lab Diamonds are certified by the GIA, they will be marked with a laser line: Laboratory-Grown, on the certificate of Lab Diamonds (including cultivated colorless diamonds and fancy colored diamonds). The certificate of authenticity for Lab Diamonds (including cultivated colorless diamonds and fancy colored diamonds, and even some small certificates) will also include this note, followed by the phrase "may include post-color alteration This note is also found on cultivation certificates (including cultivated colorless and fancy colored diamonds) and is followed by the phrase "may include post-coloring".