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Common Questions
What exactly are Lab Grown Diamonds?
Lab-Grown Diamonds are actual Diamonds created using Crazy Tech that mimics the extreme heat and pressure conditions found deep within the Earth's mantle.
They have the same chemical, physical, and optical properties as Natural Diamonds.
Are Lab Grown Diamonds Real Diamonds?
Yes, Duhh.
Serious Answer: Lab-Grown Diamonds are as real and authentic as those found in nature. Made of crystallized carbon with the same cubic structure, they have the same fire, scintillation, and hardness as Natural Diamonds.
Can people tell apart Lab-Grown Diamonds from Natural Diamonds, just by looking at them?
Nope.
Literally no one on earth can tell which is which unless, they have an advanced spectroscopic analysis or specialized equipment to tell them apart.
Should I buy Lab Grown or Natural Diamonds?
That’s the fun part, it’s up to You!
Because both are Literally the same thing, choose the one you that feels cool to You :)
I have heard Lab Diamonds are more accessible than Natural ones. Is this true?
Yes.
The Difference is mainly due to the large upfront investment needed for mining operations compared to the costs of lab production facilities and equipment.
Do reputable Gem labs grade and certify Lab-Grown Diamonds, just like they do with Natural Diamonds?
Yes.
We work with the Big Three: GIA, IGI and SGL (both Lab and Natural Diamonds have the same Grading Standards too).
Are Lab-Grown Diamonds just as Durable and Hard as Natural Diamonds?
You didn't read the questions above right?
We are just messing with you ;)
Yes, Diamonds are Diamonds and they Don't have an expiry date.
There is a Lot of Confusion. Are Lab-Grown Diamonds similar to moissanite?
How Dare YOU???!!! (JK)
No, Lab Grown Diamonds are Diamonds and moissanite is silicon (eww).
