A diamond can look milky when light is scattered inside the stone instead of passing through it cleanly. This hazy appearance is usually linked to internal clouds of very small...
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When buying a diamond online, a video can reveal details that a grading report and still photographs cannot. We recommend using a diamond video to examine the stone’s overall appearance,...
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Introduction Yes, HPHT diamonds can have blue nuance. In some lab grown diamonds produced using the High Pressure High Temperature, or HPHT, method, a subtle blue or bluish appearance can...
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Yes, CVD diamonds can have strain. In fact, strain is a recognized characteristic that can occur in laboratory grown diamonds produced using chemical vapor deposition, or CVD. The presence of...
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When comparing lab grown diamonds, one of the most common questions we hear is: Is CVD better than HPHT? The short answer is no. Neither CVD nor HPHT is automatically...
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When comparing lab grown diamonds, one of the most common questions we hear is, “Is HPHT better than CVD?” The short answer is no. Neither growth method is automatically better...
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A CVD lab diamond is a real diamond created in a laboratory using Chemical Vapor Deposition, or CVD, technology. It has the same basic crystal structure, chemical composition, and physical...
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An HPHT lab diamond is a laboratory grown diamond created using High Pressure High Temperature technology. This process recreates the intense pressure and heat found deep inside the Earth, allowing...
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Grey tint in lab diamonds is a subtle body color that makes a diamond appear slightly gray, smoky, or less bright than a neutral white diamond. It is not necessarily...
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Brown tint in lab diamonds is a subtle warm or brownish body color that can make a diamond appear less icy and colorless than expected. It can result from the...
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Blue nuance in lab diamonds refers to a subtle bluish or grayish blue appearance that can sometimes be visible in a lab grown diamond, especially when viewed from certain angles...
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Strain in a lab grown diamond refers to internal stress within the diamond crystal structure. It can occur as the diamond forms and is generally associated with the growth environment...
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