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1, lab diamonds have the same chemical properties, physical properties, optical properties as natural diamonds, the quality can be the same, the naked eye identification is more difficult. 2, lab diamonds are widely used, high quality for light luxury jewellery, electronic semiconductor and other in   Read More>

Natural diamonds formed over millions of years are undoubtedly a rare and valuable expression, but now that there are diamonds that can be created in a laboratory, can these diamonds still be considered precious? Will lab grown diamonds replace the real diamonds in the minds of consumers? Or are the   Read More>

So what is the difference between moissanite diamonds and natural diamonds? Here are 9 points to explain to you The first is the price difference. Although Moissanite diamonds are synthetic stones, they are very similar to diamonds, but they are relatively cheap, only 1/10th of the price of the same   Read More>

Moissanite stone, like diamonds, is brittle, hard but not solid. So how do you avoid moissanite from breaking? If you buy a loose stone, the stone must not fall to the ground. Place a soft cloth (diamond paper) on the table when viewing a loose stone. It is best to have a rug underneath the table an   Read More>

Are Belgian moissanite diamonds really indistinguishable from diamonds? Moissanite has a very similar appearance to diamonds, being colourless, transparent and fiery, and can even escape detection by a diamond detector pen, but its value is much cheaper than that of diamonds. So can you tell the di   Read More>