Do Lab Grown Diamonds Pass A Diamond Tester?? 💎💎 

Great point

Excellent point

Wonderful point

​@Kamehamehhathey literally are

@Kamehamehha you can sell it tho 😏

There's an actual lab grown tester which she obviously fails to mention

Lol That's funny. If you take a lab and earth diamond that are identical per GIA or IGA they are just that. So one is not more brilliant than the other.

@@socalifone3044it’s easier to make a high clarity, high color lab diamond than to find one in the earth

@@socalifone3044technically yes and no. They are practically identical but prob about a 0.05% difference which is basically negligible

😅 u think something man made better than what Mother Nature made😅

​@@NewRU-vidr1111 Yes, because no one died for lab grown diamonds.

If it was "lab grown" it's not a real "diamond"

@@notapplicable3167 that’s exactly what it is, instead of under the earth it is grown in the lab lol. It’s exactly like saying weed grown inside is not real, exactly the same just a different process. Instead of million of years the time scale has been reduced to a couple of months

A lab diamond is the same as a diamond, chemically but they're grown in the lab. The only difference their creation. Think of it like a baby grown in-utero and one in test-tube. Both are babies, genetically but came about differently. This is not philosophical.

​@@notapplicable3167 It is, chemically. The only artificial thing is that is came about differently.

@@KingofgraceSARA It's literally just covalent carbon bonds with trace amounts of hydrogen at the end

Its probably people who spent a lot of money on natural ones. Specifically because it would mean the price of natural ones would nosedive. Thus if you spent 100million on a bunch of diamonds, it'll only be worth 1million and you lost basically 99million dollars. So to protect themselves from such a loss they just lie about the obvious

Interesting

Some people prefer their diamonds mined with questionable slave labour

You could say, people don't have a problem knowing the skunk their smoking is lab grown to get perfect results, but that's skunk though.

@@AStaff-gh4vothis, it’s like they think if someone didn’t die in the process of mining the diamond it ain’t real

The visible difference is that most lab diamonds will have no inclusions, so it is not unique and although lab diamonds will mimic a flawless diamond, they can't have the same value, they do not have a story behind them, the rarity of a natural flawless diamond is a wonder of the world.

​@@pressplay1703nahhh gtfo with that bs 😂

So lab diamonds should be less expensive than real ones?

@@blitz0138 of course. You can recreate a lab diamond a natural diamond is unique, sure, it's got flaws unlike the lab one but like the woman you've chosen to give one too it's unique, that's the difference and it makes all the difference in the world, you'll know.

​@@samsantanaum that's not the reason. the real reason for natural diamonds being more expensive is because of the De Bear's monopoly over the supply. But sure whatever helps you sleep at night .

Lol they are not

@@j-1994 Google is literally $0.00

​@@j-1994then why TF will the company owners speed billion of dollars to create lab where they can grow diamond . it's simple tetravalency of carbon that makes diamond it just happens quickly in lab

To poor people they are the same

youre poor @@j-1994

Agree. Is a test tube baby any less a baby? Well neither is a lab diamond any less a diamond.

​@@mmc9828Horribly inaccurate analogy but the conclusion is correct

Bruh 💀💀💀😭

@@mmc9828😂😂 true but bruh

@@mmc9828stupid. Diamond has not nature😅

And they aren't mined by (often child) slaves. I don't understand how anybody could be happy to fuel such evil just to have a shiny rock.

@@brendanm6921 they’re misinformed. Diamonds aren’t rare, the supply chains are strictly controlled by very few diamond companies.

@@redbishop71 not true anymore, and the child slaves was a thing that happened in the 90s.

@@brendanm6921 yea that hasnt happened for a long time. Your welcome to tell me where this mine is where theres children working

But that’s part of the backstory of the diamond. When you hold a diamond, you want to know that wars were fought over it. Kind of makes for a better story. Lab grown diamond has no story but they made this in a lab. Personally, I like a diamond that I know people had to dig it out of the ground and look for it maybe even fought over it.

It’s not possible. A lab diamond is a real diamond.

​@@roshsurana lab diamonds are purer than real diamonds

It doesn’t mean it’s a “fake” diamond, but it’s a fact that certain lab diamonds won’t pass a tester even though they are real.

​@@kristinachai5520 NATURAL DIAMOND HAS ITS OWN ELECTRICITY THIS IS WHY NO MATTER HOW DIRTY OR OILY IT IS FROM YOUR BODY, IT WILL ALWAYS PASS THE TESTER DEVICE. WHILE THE LAB GROWN IT WILL ONLY PASS THE TESTER, AFTER YOU WIPE/CLEAN IT WITH TWILL JEWELRY CLOTH. IT'S CONDUCTING ELECTRICITY BY RUBBING IT. SORRY TO SAY LAB DIAMOND IS JUST BUYING A HIGH END GLASS BUT NO VALUE.

​@@roshsurana You are wrong some labs will not pass.

Right. The natural foginess of the real diamond tells it all!

Interesting

Both natural and lab grown are graded the same as in both growing conditions develop inclusions and imperfections

You just reminded me, I need to pick up a couple bags of ice on the way home.

Diamonds are still incredibly strong and also represents a lot of human history to us and rather diamonds be manufactured than suffering via blood diamonds.

If there was an ice industry that made billions of dollars extracting ice, they would advertise and market their ice as the real deal.

Ice used to be very expensive

They were never rare, but they were controlled by a cartel. There is a corporation called De Beers that’s a Dutch-South African/British cartel that is responsible for most of the mining of diamonds (or purchasing from contractors) in the world at one time. They realized that since they controlled virtually all diamonds they could do 2 things: firstly craft a myth that buying a diamond ring as a marriage proposal has always been the thing to do in the West, and secondly they could control the price of diamonds by only repressing a very small amount into the market each year; enough for every man who wants one to have one, but not enough for you to be able to shop prices between stones. And it worked incredibly well. Now we are beholden to a myth that never was.

You just bought a moissanite, not a lab diamond. A lab diamond will have the same results like mined diamonds in a diamond tester. The difference is the lab diamond have a micro laser engraving on it. So if you pawned a lab diamond in a regular pawnshop without any knowledge of how to differentiate from mined diamonds they can priced your lab diamonds as mined ones. Both lab and mined diamonds are real diamonds.

@@redbishop71 I bought it from a reputable jeweler in US and it says lab diamond on the ring even all the lab diamonds in their store were reading as moissanite not as diamond but anyway I ended up exchanging it with natural diamond that gave me more mental satisfaction

Any jeweler that isn’t up to date can’t be trusted, especially since lab diamonds have been around for a long time. Wherever you went, it sounds sketchy. They probably showed you a moissanite but told you that it’s a lab Diamond to prove that it doesn’t pass the Diamond test so that you can end up buying a natural Diamond. They don’t want what’s best for you lol they just want your money

Yes, I have an IGI certified labgrown diamond and it tests as Moissanite too. This is false information.

You check the certificate and then see the inside in the diamond for the tag lol

shelock holmes is a machine that can tell the diffrent

Natural diamonds are often less perfect. Visually, you can often see small inclusions (that normally look like black flecks) if you look at a natural diamond through a loupe. It's reeeeeeeeally hard to visually tell a really high quality natural diamond from a lab diamond, though.

​@Henry Okoro Natural diamond has nitrogen or boron too !

@@Cairo0o So it's a scam being held up by human interest

don't buy rasist pepole man mad dimonds it's not natural. fraud

Certain lab diamonds will test as moissanite due to the way it’s created . Go to a gemologist before concluding your product isn’t diamond

It will take two to four weeks.

Presidium test diamond...regards from Brasil😊

Yes, it will

yes its a diamond

@pro2a89 synthetic and real diamonds paperwork. Are both different js. Two separate forms

@@fabianmoye7919 when it testes fake on a diamond tester i belive you

@@pro2a89 I never said it was fake. It's a real synthetic diamond lol

I go buy fake tester, sell real moissanite.

moise woundt pass a good diamond tester and lab grown diamonds are real diamonds

Not all Diamonds come from conflict, that's why you buy certified, you'll know who mined it, who tested and certified it, most conflict with diamonds stemmed from greed wars, America is the first one's you could look at.

GIA certifies lab diamonds too

@@TESLAenjoyer ya but it'll say it on there

They are certified lab grown, so i guess you could sell for it's catalogue value to somebody looking for a cheaper alternative.

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