Lab-grown diamonds: production, advantages, quality

What are LAB GROWN DIAMONDS?

Labgrown diamonds, also known as laboratory-grown diamonds, are in no way inferior to their natural counterparts. They share the same chemical, physical and optical properties as diamonds that are traditionally mined in the earth. The decisive

The difference between the two lies in their origin: Lab-grown diamonds are produced in specialized laboratories under controlled conditions (similar to the conditions of natural diamonds) instead of being mined from the earth. Hence the term synthetic diamonds. This manufacturing method makes it possible to produce diamonds that are absolutely equal in quality and beauty to those that occur naturally.

Production of lab-grown diamonds

Labgrown diamonds are created using two main methods: high pressure, high temperature (HPHT) and chemical vapor deposition (CVD). Both processes mimic the conditions under which diamonds are naturally formed: high pressure and high temperature. These methods cause the carbon atoms to crystallize into diamonds, just as they do deep within the earth.

Why did we choose lab grown diamonds?

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY ALTERNATIVE

Diamond mining can often come with environmental impacts and ethical concerns, including the impact on local communities and ecosystems. Labgrown diamonds, on the other hand, offer a responsible alternative.

These diamonds are more environmentally friendly because their production process uses fewer resources and has a smaller carbon footprint compared to traditional mining. They are also free from the often problematic ethical implications of diamond mining, such as working conditions and conflict diamonds.

Natural vs. Lab-grown Diamonds

Labgrown diamonds are equal to conventionally mined diamonds. They have the same crystalline structure, hardness, luster and brilliance as mined diamonds. Even professional gemologists cannot distinguish them from natural diamonds without specialized equipment.