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What is the difference between natural and lab created diamonds?

An engagement ring with diamonds is must have. You can choose from two types of this eternally beautiful stone:
natural diamond and lab created diamond

However, what is the difference between them?

As for the chemical composition of the stone, there is really no difference. Natural diamond is a crystalline form of carbon, it is the hardest mineral on our planet. A lab created diamond is identical to its natural brother in both chemical composition and hardness, as well as fire. So it is 100% diamond.

The difference is in how the stone was formed. Both types of diamond are created under great pressure and high temperature. A natural diamond matures under the earth's mantle for hundreds of years, with lab created diamond, this process is simulated and accelerated under human supervision.

Laboratory created diamonds are a 21st century innovation, towards sustainability and environmental responsibility. Both types of diamond are of the same quality, it is up to you whether you choose the tradition of a natural diamond, or whether the child of progress - a laboratory created diamond will win.

Questions and answers

How are lab created diamonds formed?

There are 2 technologies for simulating the formation of a diamond. The first technique is the HPHT (high pressure, high temperature) process, the second is CVD (chemical vapor deposition). HPHT simulates the conditions inside the Earth's crust, allowing lab-created diamond to grow under intense heat of 1200-1500°C and high pressure. Using the CVD technique, laboratory-created diamond is grown in a vacuum chamber by adding methane and hydrogen at temperatures of 700–900 °C.

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