How Lab Grown Diamonds are made?
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Manufactured or lab-created precious stones, are not quite the same as stimulants, for example, CZ’s or Moissanite in that simulants have very surprising synthetic and physical properties from common diamonds. Be that as it may, lab-created diamonds [synthetics] have an indistinguishable substance and physical properties from common precious stones.
If I was a time traveler i would buy a lot of these lab grown diamonds. Go back to like 1700s or 1800s to sell for rare paintings and gold bars.
Do it 🤣
I would sell them for rococo furniture and 18th century lace to satisfy my Marie Antoinette obsession 😂
That's what you would do if you could travel through time... what a waste of a power
@@jewleobro you’re like one of those “average redditor” memes
@@KillerRatedM lol, can't someone just voice their opinion... You're the definition for that "average redditor" meme
Yea it might not be same 100% but if people switch to this, it could save millions of lives and reduce the blood diamond market
Thats not how exploitation works
It is 100% the same
@@undrtddrmzmedia3331 I was thinking if demand for something went down, there would be less people pushing others to work for it. You dont think so?
@@undrtddrmzmedia3331 what do you mean lab grown diamonds are more pure easier to obtain then real
@@dennisdexter5602 i dont disagree with you on that part but it wont save any lives because those kids and family still need to eat. They will mine something else or worse.
Probably some rich guy: "Without all the human suffering diamonds just aren't the same..."
Underrated
"You think I paid 500K on a shiny rock? Hell no! I wanted to know some poor bastards overseas were suffering at my expense dammit!"
Actually thats a very socialist comment from someone that doesnt appreciate value and uniqueness.
The difference is around approximately 25% to 75% of our earth’s age..... who gives a shit about the miner... really
@@the_infinexosI am not going against you at all but of you wear Nike and or support various businesses you’re no different.
I'm not close to rich and don't think it's the same without the suffering.
Stronger, cheaper, and more pure! Love it. For some reason people would rather buy the ones dug up by some 12yr with a gun to his head than get a better lab made one
I would imagine it has something to with rarity. Many labs and many diamonds can be made. You can’t recreate the natural process exactly as it occurs just yet.
The thought that the real Diamond could be millions or billions of years old is what makes me want the real Diamond and how rare it is naturally. Just because the lab one looks better doesn’t make me want it more I find the real value in the process of how it’s made
@@Individual_Lives_Matter but that’s exactly what they are doing, they are IDENTICAL, and natural diamonds aren’t as rare as people think, they have just been ripping people off for all these years.
@@dunmer26 it’s called natural diamonds not real diamonds, because the lab grown is just as real as the natural ones lol
@@McKurdi pretty sure everyone knows what I mean when I say the real diamond there’s no reason to have to explain it.
fun fact: there was sooo much natural diamonds found that they are actually close to being worthless. It's all about keeping the brand so diamonds don't lose their value but yeah. They're so much of it naturally and we can make more synthetically.
First you roll out a multi-media campaign to convince people diamonds are incredibly scarce, which only works if you stockpile diamonds....
@@BajungadustinSelling sea shells on the sea shore type shit
Diamonds are already dirt cheap, about 1% of what they used to cost last millenia, a 50000$ diamond back them now costs about 500$, and that is great as I use diamond in tools, not as value. But DeBeers has a problem with all these lab grown diamonds.
This proves that diamonds are worthless and are a psychological market
Word of the century
It’s the tiny hat clubs illusion
rarity makes something worth but true if there is cheap supply then they become worthless. But ofc worth is defined by what people are willing to pay for it.
You’re right. If you have a natural 2 ct diamond people automatically think wow they have money. If you say 2ct lab they say smh not real and cheap.
The major use of lab grown diamonds is in creating alternative energy devices. As that process improves the value of natural diamonds fall. Russia also has vaults full of natural diamonds that Debeers has been paying them to keep off the market.
You are spot on!
I feel like Russia is way too corrupt to have diamonds just sitting around
fact is diamonds are one of the more common precious stones in the world and the value of them was manufactured
Hopefully not for much longer. Unfortunately there will always be that percentage of the population that will see natural diamonds as superior somehow and will pay out the ass to get it.
Lab diamonds are purer? That’s it, I’m never buying an earth grown rock again. This just saved me alot of money. New Grown Diamond thank you for posting this.
This is unexpectedly amazing.
Can you use lab grown diamonds as a diamond seed?
Good question. I think you could which would result in an infinite diamond glitch
Yes that's exactly what we do where I work, some of the diamonds we grow are used for other stuff but the others we cut the substrates out of to use for re growing more diamonds
@@giogianelli8592 Hello how can I contact you ? I need to know some stuffs
Good Question... Recursive Algorithm kind of stunt 😂😂
@@giogianelli8592How to cut a diamand in thin slices ? I know for silicon wafers they use diamond coated wire, but cutting diamond with diamond ?
Watching the sped up proces, its like magic, isnt it?
Bad thing is that jewelry stores sell lab diamonds almost as expensive as natural diamonds
Why would you expect them to sale lab diamonds at a lower price when they are even more pure than natural formed diamonds?
@wis9592 tell me why you wanna buy a diamond in the first place?
@@kickbuttowski8201 the same reason people open bank accounts storing, value
@@wis9592why is the signature of a pro athlete worth more than some random kid signing it the exact same? Prove a point better next time kid.
@@kickbuttowski8201i think what i said makes more sense no offense🙃
Wow hatts to the lab scientists & researching departments & it is same diamond has natural diamonds itself no doubt in it
Hats but not hats lol.. Intelligent science.. but someone is always going to figure out a way to get that money out of u lol
traxnyc would laugh at this video.
Hahahah
Ok first of all
Kite
No he wouldn't. He said it himself that he would be a fool to buy a natural diamond over lab grown. 😂
No he wouldn't, he promotes them. He just don't like being sold them as natural.
How long does it take for the Lab Diamonds to grow?
Two Weeks if u interrested, saw another Video.
@@kevinherrmann6152 Link please. Also 2 weeks means really less time. I think it takes thousands years to form Diamonds in natural course.
I heard that the larger they are the longer it takes. After I typed that I had to laugh because it is obvious. A 38 carat took 8 months I think if I remember that correctly.
@@shri2549 yes... But consider the natural gas required to build one of these, I don't know if the trade is worth it. Rather have no diamond than no gas.
@@luminair123 -Why is it a choice between a diamond and gas?
In fact, the CVD conditions are not the same as under the earth. The CVD is performed under low pressure, while the natural diamonds are formed under extremely high pressure
Thank you for this outstanding report!
This is amazing and these are the diamonds I want 👍
It's all the same except with Lab grown you can get a better cut and more carats for less. Either way when and if you want to resale a natural or lab grown you will not get the same as you paid for it. Either one you will loose money on the only difference is how much you spent in the first place.
"thin layer is cut from a natural diamon" - maybe for the first artificial diamond ever but you can bet on that that no natural diamonds are used anymore anywhere in the process by now
Where do you purchase the equipment?
This is alchemy but with diamonds. Thank you science!
I am work in cvd lab
So the price should be a lot more cheaper
they're significantly more affordable
Yes, waaaay cheaper
It still takes a lot of energy, research and hours to cut, prepare and distribute them. They are also in high demand for industrial uses. They will go down in price when there's more labs and use less energy
@myaccountgotsuspended1431and the poor souls of the damned who break their backs mining for a stone such as this?
@zakae6hdt7Yup, God's way will*always* overpower Man.
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"Emerald cut" diamond if anyone is curious.
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no way that's a Hawkins cut.
@@JunkBondTrader try again. That's the Einstein cut
So I can buy all this off Amazon rite
You can guy natural diamonds off Amazon as well.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
this is incorecct the HPHT method is more like the natural formation.
thank you for sharing this 🤍
And all the inventor got was a $10 savings bond printed on carbon based paper.
I have made a fortune selling natural diamonds. Lab created diamonds are hurting my profits. I hate them!
Thanks
This comment section is fresh out of the 90s
chemical properties are not the same. Fake diamonds can be told apart
Can you elaborate a bit more about the chemical properties not being the same?
They are both diamonds. The lab Diamond has less impurities. Or if you want, you can add impurities for other reasons (diamonds have uses in electronics too).
@@snowjae9380 phosphorous in lab diamonds. There's a reason why you can tell lab grown diamonds apart with a checker
"Fake diamonds" lmao they are still real diamonds
@@HumansRUsProffesional jewelers can’t figure out the difference between the two. They’re the same thing just made in different environments
I'll take a lab grown diamond any day
Turning on my oven right now.
Now let’s make Kohinoor 2.0 !!!
Its comes down to this. Do you wana buy something thats lab made that takes 6-10 weeks to make or do you want to buy something thats natural that took billions of years to form? That of natural is more valuable
Yah i know alot of my buds bought lab grown for their engagement and i wanted a real one and had to save for like 2 years because i wanted the real thing
They just explained that a lab grown diamond is exactly the same make up as an earth grown diamond. If you touch the lab grown stone with the tester it will register exactly the same as the earth grown stone. Lab grown IS a REAL diamond. It’s not a cubic zirconia. It’s a diamond.
Actually lab grown diamonds are more real than naturally occurring diamonds because lab grown ones don't have any impurity while naturally occurring diamonds do contain impurities.
Would rather have low quality grown diamonds rather than lab created
Humanity is so awesome.
Infinite money glitch
Pretty sure... You need a lot of electricity/gas and invest in a large furnace... But yes it's a profit...
Okay but how tf you cut a diamond tho ?
With another lab-made diamond
Uh...the same way all diamonds are cut. With lasers. You think they come in the classic diamond shape?
@@bryanf6638yup, I actually started a job working at one of these places and have seen all this stuff first hand. It's pretty cool! We do everything up to the final cuttings I guess we send those out somewhere else but we do cut the substrates and I get to see those lasers in action. It really is cool to see.
my boner
@@giogianelli8592Fascinating! Can the cut also be done with the laser? Is there a reason why it’s sent out elsewhere
Bought my wife a set of earrings 2.3 total weight kinda expensive still but hopefully I saved some lives? Happy Valentine’s Day to all god bless
nice video
This is the HPHT process not CVD
I thought it was more akin to a VHRO technique, you can see the UFN method near the start.
So how is this any diffrent then silver refinery?
So you still need a natural diamond to start with? So you still need to mine them? What kind of energy source is able to do that too? What kind of fuel is being used for it because that would take TONS of energy? I don’t think I’m seeing the point of them ?? If you still have to mine and burn tons of fuel of some kind and all this I mean what are you really saving besides money? And like ok yea who doesn’t want to save money but don’t saddle up your high horse for these cause idk that they are really saving anything…
This is alchemy!!!
Oooooohhhh….. Preeeeeeeety
Rains Diamonds on.....Jupiter ??
No info how long it takes
Lab diamonds are like plastic surgery. Natural beauty will be always preferred.
I’m obsess now with moissanites
Lmao, I wonder if they leave out the impurities just so natural made diamonds don't lose their worth. Because if not for the impurities they are the EXACT same!
Cool!
Next human will start to grow in a LAB..
You wonder too?
CVD diamonds do not suffer the same temperature and pressure as naturally occurring diamonds.
In fact, in CVD, grown diamonds, the pressure that is maintained is of vacuum type at 1600 degrees. Also to grow 1 carat of CVD diamond it takes around 11days.
In contrast to this, the naturally found diamonds suffer from tremendous pressures of more than 7 GPa.
Never been the same as a billions of old real diamond….even that fake diamond price is plummeting….what a joke.
The fact that without the natural diamond seeds you can’t make a lab grown diamond states a copy will be a copy only even if it is made with manual perfection.
do the same with gold, platinum as well lithium, as well grow new elements, bespoke to love as well Hinduism as well kamasutra yoga euphoria. namasta
Om Hare Krishna
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I don't need a worthless stone...pass
Natural is only good if you plan to resell. Thats it. Otherwise, lab grown wins. Literally the same product.
You can feel like a boss all you want for overpaying inflated prices for natural diamond. I’ll just laugh cause i spent half that price for a bigger diamond than you lmao
Yeah, true. Only until you want to re-sell. You're losing money on that lab grown diamond, but are making money on the natural one.
@@varunreddykamireddy2312diamonds don't have a good resell value. Gold is better
Doesnt even hold resale value
@@varunreddykamireddy2312 not true at all you lose money either way. Diamonds are a terrible investment
Nonsense. Try buying a diamond and resell it the next day to the same exact store. Unless it has a rare color, or it’s 5ct + in weight, you will receive 40% of whatever you paid to purchase the diamond.
Try it out
What about their job
I hear the indian accent
Soon they can grown a lab made gold
Everything elemental, with the correct attributed efforts anything can be recreated. However, then there's the duality of the pending result. They're like @ssholes, everyone has one, you know - opinions. I see no problem with lab grown, they have no shady back story and I like that more than shady ppl selling through a shady industry. If I could create my own, I would and bypass all the bs
Gold is an element on the periodic table Dimond is just carbon
There is a way to transform gold from other alloys, saw it on a documentary on "the philosopher's stone." The problem is the energy used to do the plasma energy transformation is more expensive than the end result.
One thing I heard is that artificial diamonds are too flawless. That the lack of defects show it is not a natural stone.
Depends where you hear it from.. people are willing to pay extra dollars for a diamond without impunities. This one would be 1/10 of the price. The only people not happy with CVD diamonds are the ones that control the high market price.
This is factually false since there is nitrogen in real diamonds that is not present in lab grown diamonds. Not saying real is better for any reason, just don't lie to people.
Nitrogen in diamonds are impurities. The less nitrogen in a diamond the higher the quality.
To reiterate, nitrogen is not a part of a diamond's chemical structure. Diamonds are made purely of carbon.
The presence of nitrogen in does not make a diamond "real" nor does a naturally occurring process. In fact, a naturally occurring process just makes that diamond harder to obtain. And of course happens due to sheer chance.
When a natural 1.5carat diamond of D and Vvs1 grading costs 16k and a lab grown costs 1.6k. and the lab grown looks better than the natural... I'm sorry but there's no reason to pay buy the natural diamond other than clout and bragging rights. And even then it's like, well congratulations, you've got more money then sense.
Convincing people these r diamonds is legendary
When chinese obtain the technology of diamond manufacturing and bring the prices to ground
How to (Illegally so please do not do this) become rich and powerful: (with diamonds)
Step 1. Make lab-grown diamonds
Step 2: make them with some intentional impurities and add shapes.
Step 3: bury them in the ground in an appropriate layer of earth, in an appropriate place, and in a natural-looking way.
Step 4: "discover" rich diamond "mine" on your property
step 5: sell the diamonds for the same price as natural ones for massive profit.
Step 6: pay some tabloids to "uncover" the human rights scandal on your diamond mine.
Step 7: debunk claims and then pledge to be more humanitarian and environmentally friendly in your mining process.
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*Now here is where the real business starts. The diamond stuff is just to help you get your foot in the door.*
Step 8: sell stock to congress members and fund political campaigns
Step 9: sell stock to district attorneys and then fund their campaigns.
Step 10: Create an LLC in foreign countries and take advantage of legal tax loopholes.
Step 11: have "charity" campaigns that sound good to the public but really just funnel money to your political causes and bribes.
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Step 12: buy stock in all of the parent companies that own the various "news" channels.
Step 13: Start funding various scientists and scientific groups and then once they are dependent on you for their continued funding, threaten to pull funding and cancel them if they do not public support any claims you or your political buddies support.
Step 14: create fake social media accounts most of which agree with your positions but some of which disagree but in a distasteful way to create the illusion of support and the demonization of your opposition.
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* Here is where you make real money*
Step 15: Join the various powerful groups and clubs and then make the REAL money by investing in/manipulating politics and wars using your business/political relationships to make your investments profitable.
Bonus:
Step 16: Run for office and then write a "New York Times" bestseller (paid for with bribes) about your life story and your struggles as an "insert victim group here" person, and make more money.
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(This is not a slam at any one particular person or business but a slam at how the "economy of power" is currently working in the world and especially in America. )
Natural diamonds are valuable for the same reason gold is valuable, rarity!
Wrong, you can't create gold in a lab. Diamonds are not rare. In fact if DeBeers were to release their stockpile all at once the price would plummet. In saying all that... I'd still prefer a diamond created by nature.
“A diamond deserves to be perfect.” Nah, nature isn’t perfect, the universe isn’t perfect, reality itself is flawed… but that’s the beauty of it, the uniqueness of the imperfections. Who wants uniformity? Everything would be so bland.
Its really about saving exploited miners
well done you
@@Daniel-ll2cl this isn't saving anyone unfortunately.
if anything it is pumping the price of authentic diamonds up and making them more of a luxury.
unfortunately
Universe is perfect, nature is perfect. God created the earth in perfect manner, I don't see any flaws in nature.
@@thevictoryman196 yawn,
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so these are babies, got it
The difference is God made mine and you made yours
Surprise. You made god too. It’s not real.
@@kk4649k bull
God didn’t made yours, the earth did. And if u try to argue with “God created the earth” then He also created humans, its still the same thing
@@zwatchxd9175 God created everything. Even free will. You can't have love without free will. God wanted a family and not autonomous beings.
I'm not knocking lab diamonds. They're nice. They just were made now and not during the creation process in the beginning.
Natural and man made can never be the same and smart person knows that .
farmed shrimp (larvae comes from labs) vs wild shrimp, when you eat it, it tastes the same
People wear diamonds for the look. If it looks the same then it’s all the same jag off
@@sergioernestoolea3933 farmed salmon vs wild salmon... tastes different and even the meat color is different
@@sergioernestoolea3933 we’re not talking about shrimp tho 😂
It's cloning, so yes the final product is the same which diamond experts including GIA have already stated. The opinions here really don't make a difference nor change things. It's basically a matter of what a person wants and likes. A diamond that took thousands of years to crystallize or a diamond that took 3 weeks in a controlled environment. Plus you never have to worry about blood diamonds.
That made zero sense.
Im also confused. I feel like they could have explained more about the carbon particles disintegrating , and the physical growth of diamonds overtime.
@@myerstroprobably a secret
It's not a secret. It's just that the science of crystallization and the geometry, chemistry and optics involved can't be explained quickly. Wikipedia articles for synthetic diamond or chemical vapor deposition are a good starting point.
It has zero trade-in value.
I work at a jewelry store and trust me, people lose way more money trading and reselling their natural diamonds. Don't fool yourself, diamonds will never be a monetary investment
Like your worthless skills at math
@@domman1077 Don't fool yourself, A client just resold a Diamond they bought at 750k and was valued at 1.3 M recently, don't be stupid
@@domman1077finally...someone with some sense.
Then make sure she loves you before popping the question.
So they are FAKE diamond then
no they are real down to the lab diamond are same to real diamond ( dug by some one ) down to atomic level instead lab diamond are more purer
Lab grown diamonds are actually more real than naturally occurring diamonds
Diamond is the crystalline form of carbon.
These are carbon crystals.
That they are made in a lab makes them lab grown diamonds. Not fake diamonds.
Fake diamonds are lookalikes that are not crystalline carbon. Moissanite, for instance.
Fake and you know it@@chuckknight8257
Less exploitative to nature
You know except capitalism...
They are cheaper and look they same but nothing like mine diamond they Best things come from the earth it self
Lab diamonds are way too expensive,, basically really good cubic zarcobian m'f' ers
they’re way cheaper than mined diamonds, but some people would try to rip you off because they literally look the same
Ye nice try but there not the same or even close !! Lol
Blood diamonds over lazy lab diamonds death is part of life learn to live with it
plus they have a cool name. Blood diamond baby 😎
It is not exactly the same cos its lab grown grown dude. It is counterfeiting. The same as diamond only purer hhahahahahahaha... that's bull.
Do some research. They are chemically identical to natural diamonds without the impurities. What are you trying to say? Lmao
@@pondlakes yea but it’s still man made you want natural not some shit that was replicated
@@linx_lol1286 yea but it’s still man made you want something natural not some shit that was replicated 😂
@@Koseenanat here's the thing though, if they were both laying on a table, there would be absolutely no way you could tell them apart. So in what way does it matter that its natural?
It is basically cloning a diamond, so yes it is exactly the same. Same DNA dude.
Fake
Nope it's real, I'm by no means an expert there's a ton I don't understand but I work at a place that makes these and every step in the video is exactly what it looks like where I work. I work the first step of the process so basically I clean and measure the tungsten carriers make sure they are perfect and ready for the next step which is diamond seeding. And eventually I'll work my way to the other areas but for now I still get to see it all happening and it's really interesting.
It’s fake. For example, Hermes or Chanel buys leather from Seller A. And creates a belt.
I am an excellent belt maker and befriended Seller A and buys the same leather that he sold to Chanel. Then I create an exact belt like Chanel.
Can you really say the belt I created is a “real Chanel”? Just because the leather is the same, and the workmanship Is similar? What I created is FAKE, regardless of its the exact same leather.
Lab grown diamonds are fake, but it’s a good fake. But it’s still FAKE.
I’ve said this for years. We’ll figure out how to make diamonds and cute hair loss before we find a cure for cancer.
So what r u personally gonna do about that besides bitch about it. We do what we can do. And someone probably does have a cure for cancer. So shut up and go looking for them. Seeiously
hair loss is like cancer, too profitable to sell real cures, you got Rogaine users who cannot stop using once they start. You got Finasteride users who also cant stop once they start. and you got the rich hair transplant patients who rarely go for just one procedure . and atleast 50% of the people that do these things are doing 2/3 of them not just one.
yeah because cancer is a far more complicated problem. Should we halt all research in every field and divert all funds towards cancer?
@@JunkBondTradercancer Is a multi billion dollar industry they would have a cure by now if they really wanted to
No its not the same..reasons why a natural diamond have more value than a lab made diamond. Stop lying to the people don't know the game yall playing. And lab made is not a natural environment so its not the same as a natural diamond. Reasons why a natural diamond is worth more. Don't fall for their games yall. Lab made diamonds are replicas/copies/duplicates of diamonds, hits not natural so they will never hold the same value. Example you can get a fake gold gucci link for about 100 dollars. Even a hollow 10k gold choker gucci link 4mm is about 500 dollars and up.
nobody said theyre the same you clown. They said they arent natural at the end and explained natural diamonds are way more expensive, and one taht size would be millions and millions of dollars. He qoutes him the price of this lab diamond, and then he asks, "and natural?", essentially asking "and what would the natural price be if this were natural?" and the guy said millions or you couldn't even get one this size and carat. You're making him out to be some lying conman over your misunderstanding lol. That diamond will sell for that much though, because he was literally quoted the market value. He's a renowned diamond dealer, he's not quoting scammy prices. The market sets the price.
Natural diamonds are more expensive because it takes more labor to get them. (Also because diamond companies are a scam and massively hike up their prices but thats a different story)
People really freak out and have unhinged rants on the internet for nothing
You're an idiot
You’re right that they’ll be priced differently. In terms of chemical, physical, and optical properties, they are the same material.