Synthetic Diamonds - Breakthrough Gem Material Bests Mined Diamonds And Moissanite
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Synthetic Diamonds: A Revolutionary Gem That Outshines Mined Diamonds and Moissanite
Summary
Scientific advancements have disrupted the diamond industry's grip, introducing synthetic diamonds that surpass natural diamonds and moissanite in brilliance and affordability. With unmatched fire and flawless beauty, these gems cut glass and offer perfect color, all at a fraction of the cost.An Affordable and Ethical Choice
Modern diamond simulants offer the allure of genuine diamonds at a fraction of the cost. It's no surprise that polycrystalline synthetic diamonds have become the go-to choice for Hollywood elites and ethical consumers. They provide a stylish, theft-risk-free option for travelers and can easily be worn daily, as they're visually indistinguishable from mined diamonds.Cost Comparison
When considering price, natural diamonds can soar over $10,000 per carat, while moissanite costs about $525 per carat. Polycrystalline synthetic diamonds, on the other hand, offer a stunning alternative at just $79 per carat. Here are some key insights into these 21st-century diamond substitutes:Gem Material Comparison
While mined diamonds consist of carbon, the most desirable synthetic diamonds are mainly polycrystalline. Although they don't conduct electricity or heat like carbon, polycrystalline gems are crafted to visually mimic mined diamonds. Without the need for scientific testing, they pass as authentic to the naked eye.Jewelers' Perspective
Mined diamonds possess structural imperfections known as inclusions. Under magnification, a skilled jeweler can identify a flawless polycrystalline gemstone as synthetic. Most store clerks, not being trained gemologists, might miss this distinction. Typically, only experienced jewelers with proper testing equipment can differentiate between them.Diamond Tester Outcomes
Polycrystalline synthetic diamonds will not test as natural diamonds due to their different heat conductivity. Diamond testers, which measure heat properties, might misidentify stones like colorless sapphire as diamonds. However, in social settings, it's unlikely anyone will test your gems.Cutting Process
These synthetic diamonds are cut with precision by advanced computer-controlled lasers, achieving optimal facet alignment for maximum brilliance. The finest stones are then hand-finished by master cutters. Contrary to popular belief, few market-quality diamonds are purely hand-cut today.Experts' Views
Gemologists praise polycrystalline synthetic diamonds for their brilliance, often surpassing mined diamonds. Some critics may argue they are "too perfect," but this is often seen as a positive. The unbeatable price and unmatched fire make synthetic diamonds the smart choice.For a free comparison chart on Diamond Nexus Labs' lab-grown diamonds versus natural diamonds, and a chance to win a $50 gift certificate, email freechart@diamondnexuslabs.com with "Free Chart" and your first name.
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