Can Diamonds Really Be Grown? The Making of Lab Grown Diamonds!
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- Can Diamonds Really Be Grown? The Making of Lab Grown Diamonds!
Ever wondered how diamonds, those timeless symbols of beauty and elegance, can be created in a lab? Brace yourselves as we look into the diamond creation process in the lab, where science and technology converge to craft gems that sparkle with both brilliance and innovation. In this video, we'll unravel the secrets of their creation, exploring the intricate processes of how they are made using different methods. Get ready to discover a world where diamonds aren't just a product of nature but a testament to human ingenuity. Let's dive in!
In today's video we look at the Making of Lab Grown Diamonds.
Keep watching to see how lab grown diamonds are made and the secrets of the process used!
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"Imperfections add to it's charm" - that's rich. We've been told for DECADES that imperfections are lesser diamonds.
There is no intrinsic value to diamonds. The DeBeers cartel, which almost holds a monopoly on the diamond trade, stockpiles so many diamonds that if they were all released to the market at the same time, diamonds would have to sell for 5 bucks a carat. Or less. It is only these hidden stockpiles that are kept off the market that is why diamonds are perceived to be scarce and thus valuable.
Well it's used in industry and is the hardest substance and rare to aquire thus it has to be expensive , but the jewelry industry took it to another level , thus the boats where your your point comes in ,
Anyway not that I know what am talking about but a nice weekend happy new year
Diamond itself isn’t rare, but diamonds in good color and clarity is. 9 out of 10 times, the diamonds found are good enough for industrial use, but not jewelry. That’s what people mean when they say that diamond is rare: they’re talking about jewelry - grade.
Furthermore, you’re going on outdated intel, as DeBeers is no longer the biggest player in the diamond market.
Yep it's an artificial market really.
Not as rare as rubies and emeralds.
@@jeannelipham2583sir diamond is more worth than r&e
Diamonds are a passion. DeBeers does have the monopoly cornered. But with non conflict diamonds you are truly changing the landscape of how people are treated. I'd much rather have a lab grown diamond than know someone may have given their life just so I can have beautiful jewelry.
The lab grown diamonds are just as beautiful and I can’t see the difference.
Very informative.
I’m waiting for Lab grown precious metals to set the conflict free Lab diamonds into 😂
A diamond is a diamond 💎
Exactly
No completely disagree!
@@galegrazutis964 why? It’s grown under the same conditions, even a lab diamond is better since it doesn’t have another elements that interfere with the hardness or the transparency
Yep exactly the same. They even have to mark grown ones to tell them apart and artificially prop up the dimond mining industry.
Manufactured diamonds are actually used to cut mined diamonds.
@@BlatentlyFakeName I just bought a lab diamond for my center stone. I was going to have the whole ring lab diamonds, but with the falling prices, my jeweler said I might as well put my money towards natural diamonds for the pave stones. And it looks stunning. You can’t tell them apart.
Most people don’t look to buy and sell their diamonds. DeBeers has ruined the diamond market for major profits. Diamonds aren’t as rare as we are led to believe. Stock piles DeBeers has,but wants to hold on to them for years to bilk millions of dollars.
interesting, but omitted how long it takes each method to 'grow' diamonds well enough to use for jewelry. How long does it take in those pressure units?
I have made several beautiful pieces with lab diamonds and love them! I will never buy another natural diamond; it is a waste of my money and environment.
Great
How big and how long to make?
No resale value.
Try to sell your natural diamond and you will feel the same way.
There GOES the Diamond Market,...diamonds will be as abundant as gum drops. You buy a diamond you need your head examined
Adventures of Superman: " 1000000 lbs of pressure for a 1000000 years" as he forms a diamond by crushing a lump of coal in his hand.
Just add "Miner involved - Yes/No" to the Certificate and let see what would happen. Or "Miner - Involved / not involved"
Bin done for 20 years, nothing new.
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Извините... там все на месте.
Dimond is baby to grown on and becom Big dimond perle😂