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Lab Grown Diamonds Description
In fact, lab-grown diamonds are also known as synthetic diamonds,
which are currently artificially grown by high pressure and high
temperature and precipitation methods. Its growth concept is to use
small diamonds as "seeds", through technical means to simulate the
growth environment of natural diamonds, so that the carbon atoms in
the "food" gradually adhere to the diamond seeds, so that the
diamond seeds grow into larger diamond crystals.
Basically speaking, cultured diamond and natural diamond have
basically the same physical properties, chemical composition and
crystal structure as natural diamond. It can not be called a fake
diamond, but the cultivation of diamonds and natural diamond
"growth" trajectory, environment is different, they are one after
hundreds of millions of years of time to hone and become, the other
is to simulate the growth of natural diamond environment, with a
few months to grow.
Characteristics Of Lab Grown Diamonds
| The Difference Between Lab Diamond And Natural Diamond |
| Attribute | Lab Grown Diamonds | Natural diamond | Distinction |
| Chemical composition | C(carbon) | C(carbon) | No |
| Refractive index | 2.42 | 2.42 | No |
| Relative density | 3.52 | 3.52 | No |
| Dispersion | 0.044 | 0.044 | No |
| Hardness value | 90 GPA | 90 GPA | No |
| Thermal conductivity | 2*103 W/M/K | 2*103 W/M/K | No |
| Thermal property | 0.8*10-6 K | 0.8*10-6 K | No |
| Light transmittance | DEEP UV TO FAR TR | DEEP UV TO FAR TR | No |
Resistivity | 1016 OHM-CM | 1016 OHM-CM | No |
Compressibility | 8.3*10-13 M2/N | 8.3*10-13 M2/N | No |
From a scientific point of view, cultivated diamonds are exactly
the same as natural diamonds, the only difference being where they
are formed.
Prospects And Advantages Of Lab Grown Diamonds
Henan's diamond cultivation industry chain is the largest and most
mature in the world. Demand for growing diamonds remains high in
the global market, especially in the United States. The Indian
factory, located in the diamond processing sector, has bought up
almost all of the rough breeding diamonds and is still unable to
meet orders. In the field of superhard materials, the growth
potential of gemstone grade products is huge and will continue to
be in short supply for the foreseeable future. The entire
cultivation diamond market is in its early stage of development,
and the global demand for synthetic diamonds has not really started
to grow in the domestic market except the US market.
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