1.50 CT Pear Lab Grown Diamond - F VS1 - IGI Certified
Radiant 1,50 ct CT PEUR LAB LAB LABING GROND Diamond - IGI Certifié, F couleur, VS1 Clarity
1.50 CT Pear Lab Grown Diamond - F VS1 - IGI Certified
Radiant 1,50 ct CT PEUR LAB LAB LABING GROND Diamond - IGI Certifié, F couleur, VS1 Clarity
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Radiant 1,50 ct CT PEUR LAB LAB LABING GROND Diamond - IGI Certifié, F couleur, VS1 Clarity

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Donnez-vous dans l'attrait de ce diamant cultivé en laboratoire IGI, méticuleusement conçu pour captiver:

  • Taper: Craft en utilisant la technologie avancée des MCV (dépôt chimique de vapeur), garantissant une pureté et une brillance exceptionnelles.
  • Certification de laboratoire: Authentifié par le célèbre Gemological Institute (IGI), garantissant l'authenticité et la qualité.
  • Forme: Coupure de poire, avec une silhouette distinctive et élégante qui dégage la sophistication.
  • Poids carat: Généreux 1,50 carats, faisant une déclaration audacieuse et luxueuse.
  • Grade couleur: F, présentant une teinte éblouissante presque sans couleur, rayonnant de pureté et d'élégance.
  • Clarté: VS1 Clarity, avec des inclusions minimales visibles uniquement sous grossissement, garantissant une transparence et une brillance remarquables.
  • Polon et symétrie: Les deux ont été classés comme excellents (ex), reflétant l'artisanat et la précision méticuleux dans chaque facette.
  • Fluorescence: Aucun, permettant à la beauté naturelle du diamant de briller brillamment dans toutes les conditions d'éclairage.
  • Mesures: Proportionné délicatement à 6,44 * 9,65 * 4,06 millimètres, offrant un équilibre idéal de taille et d'élégance.
  • Diamètre / rapport AVG: Avec un diamètre / rapport diamètre moyen de 1,50, il présente une apparence harmonieuse et équilibrée.
  • Profondeur: Expertisement coupé à une profondeur de 63,00, améliorant la réflexion de la lumière et maximisant l'éclat.
  • Pourcentage de table: Pourcentage de table optimal de 63,00%, garantissant un éclat et un incendie remarquables.
  • Ombre: Complètement exempt de toutes les teintes indésirables, assurant une présence captivante et rayonnante.

Offrez-vous la beauté et la sophistication intemporelles de ce diamant cultivé en laboratoire IGI, un symbole d'élégance et de raffinement qui sera chéri pendant des générations.

Lab grown diamonds price

Frequently Asked Questions

What are lab-grown diamonds?
Lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds created in a laboratory using advanced technology that replicates the natural diamond formation process. They share the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as mined diamonds.
Are lab-grown diamonds real diamonds?
Yes, lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds. They are made of pure carbon, have the same hardness, brilliance, and sparkle, and are indistinguishable from natural diamonds to the naked eye or even most gemologists.
How are lab-grown diamonds made?
Lab-grown diamonds are made using two methods:
  • HPHT (High-Pressure High-Temperature): Mimics the natural diamond formation process by applying high heat and pressure to carbon.
  • CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition): Grows diamond crystals layer by layer in a controlled chamber using carbon-rich gases.
Are lab-grown diamonds eco-friendly?
Lab-grown diamonds are a more sustainable and eco-friendly choice compared to mined diamonds. Their production requires significantly less land and energy and avoids the environmental damage caused by mining.
How do lab-grown diamonds compare to natural diamonds in price?
Lab-grown diamonds are typically 60-70% more affordable than natural diamonds of the same size and quality, making them a budget-friendly and ethical option.
Can lab-grown diamonds be certified?
Yes, lab-grown diamonds are certified by renowned gemological institutes like IGI (International Gemological Institute) or GIA (Gemological Institute of America). Certification provides detailed information about the diamond’s cut, color, clarity, and carat weight.
Do lab-grown diamonds have inclusions or flaws?
Like natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds can have inclusions or flaws, which are graded on the same clarity scale. However, they are available in a wide range of clarity grades, including flawless options.
Are lab-grown diamonds durable?
Yes, lab-grown diamonds are just as durable as natural diamonds, scoring a 10 on the Mohs scale of hardness. They are perfect for everyday wear in engagement rings and other jewelry.
Can you insure lab-grown diamonds?
Yes, lab-grown diamonds can be insured just like natural diamonds. Most insurance companies treat them as equivalent to mined diamonds for coverage purposes.
Are lab-grown diamonds resalable?
Lab-grown diamonds can be resold, though they have a different resale value compared to mined diamonds. Their affordability and growing popularity, however, make them a practical and ethical choice.
Do lab-grown diamonds come in different shapes and sizes?
Yes, lab-grown diamonds are available in a wide variety of shapes, including round, oval, pear, emerald, princess, and more. They also come in various carat weights to suit different preferences and budgets.
How can I tell the difference between a lab-grown and natural diamond?
It is almost impossible to differentiate between a lab-grown and a natural diamond without specialized equipment. Both look identical to the naked eye and have the same brilliance and sparkle.
Why should I choose lab-grown diamonds?
Lab-grown diamonds are ethical, eco-friendly, affordable, and every bit as luxurious as natural diamonds. They offer a modern and responsible way to enjoy the timeless beauty of diamonds without the environmental and ethical concerns of mining.

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