Manufacturing
The process of making a lab-grown diamond begins with a seed. A seed is a small piece of diamond that is placed in a container and heated to around 1,400 degrees Celsius (2,552 degrees Fahrenheit) for two weeks. This process turns the carbon atoms in the seed into graphite and pure carbon vaporizes out of the container. The vaporized carbon cools and becomes microscopic diamond crystals called "diamond seeds".
The process of making a lab-grown diamond begins with a seed. A seed is a small piece of diamond that is placed in a container and heated to around 1,400 degrees Celsius (2,552 degrees Fahrenheit) for two weeks. This process turns the carbon atoms in the seed into graphite and pure carbon vaporizes out of the container. The vaporized carbon cools and becomes microscopic diamond crystals called "diamond seeds".
Grading
Diamonds are graded according to the 4Cs — cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. These grades determine the quality and value of a diamond. Once a diamond’s 4Cs have been assessed by a gemologist, they register this information in a diamond grading report. Understanding how diamond quality is evaluated is important when purchasing your own lab-grown diamond.
Diamonds are graded according to the 4Cs — cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. These grades determine the quality and value of a diamond. Once a diamond’s 4Cs have been assessed by a gemologist, they register this information in a diamond grading report. Understanding how diamond quality is evaluated is important when purchasing your own lab-grown diamond.
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