1. What is the difference between natural and lab grown diamonds?
The primary difference between natural and lab grown diamonds is their origin. Natural diamonds are formed over billions of years in the Earth's mantle, while lab grown diamonds are created in a lab over a few weeks or months.
2. How do you know the quality of the diamond?
The quality of a diamond is assessed based on the 4Cs: Cut, Color, Clarity, and Carat weight. Certified gemologists use these criteria to evaluate and grade diamonds, ensuring their quality and value.
3. How to compare diamond quality with other brands?
To compare diamond quality across brands, examine the certifications from reputable labs like the GIA, IGI, SGL which assess diamonds based on the 4Cs. Ensure that the diamonds are evaluated and documented under similar conditions for an accurate comparison.
4. Why don’t we get price breakup in certain diamond jewelry brands?
Some brands may not provide a detailed price breakup due to pricing strategies that bundle the costs of craftsmanship, branding, and retail overhead into the final price. Transparency varies by brand, and customers can often request more detailed pricing information if needed.
9. Can we find the difference between natural and lab grown diamond by seeing with the naked eye?
No, it is not possible to distinguish between a lab grown and a natural diamond with the naked eye. Both types of diamonds require advanced equipment for accurate identification, as they are visually and structurally identical.
10. What are colored lab grown diamonds? Are they real diamonds? Are they synthetic diamonds?
Colored lab grown diamonds are real diamonds produced through controlled processes that can include the introduction of specific elements to achieve various colors. These diamonds are not synthetic in the sense that they have the same carbon structure as natural diamonds; they are genuine diamonds with the same properties but with induced colors.