Most natural diamonds are between 1 and 3 billion years old.
Formed by the Earth and mined, representing rarity and tradition.
Created in laboratory settings using techniques like High-Pressure High-Temperature (HPHT) , which replicate the natural formation process. Industrial Applications DIAMOND
Volcanic eruptions transport these diamonds to the surface through kimberlite and lamproite pipes.
Due to their extreme hardness, roughly 99% of synthetic diamonds are used in industrial applications, such as specialized drills, high-precision cutting tools, and scientific equipment. Most natural diamonds are between 1 and 3 billion years old
Ranging from colorless (highest value) to light yellow or brown.
The value of a diamond is largely determined by the GIA grading system's 4 Cs: The weight of the diamond. The value of a diamond is largely determined
The precision of the facets, which determines how well the diamond interacts with light. Natural vs. Lab-Grown Diamonds