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Hpht Vs Cvd Which One Is Better?
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Diamonds are grown in two different ways , and there is a lot of misinformation floating around, often spread deliberately, about the superiority of one over the other, boiling down to one question

Is there a reason why the information varies from company to company within the same industry?

Because companies want to push an agenda first, it is unsurprising that information and the ‘shocking truth’ varies from article to article. It is common for them to cherry-pick data and write whatever is most beneficial to the narrative they are trying to create. Earlier this year, we came across a global company that was confidently advising their customers that CVD was the superior method for growing diamonds and that HPHT diamonds should be avoided like the plague. A USA-based company is likewise passionately advocating against buying CVD diamonds and trying to convince their customers that HPHT is the way forward. The reality is that both companies mislead their respective customers with selective truths and a healthy dose of lies in order to make as much money as possible.

Regardless of the method used, CVD and HPHT are both capable of producing diamonds with every possible colour, clarity, and size, from worthless and unmarketable to stunningly perfect. Nonetheless, their suppliers and labs creating the diamonds are playing tug-of-war behind the scenes. These companies and sellers will say whatever they need to make the most profit while moving the most stock to free up inventory. Therefore, it is not uncommon for suppliers to offer a better deal on CVD diamonds than HPHT diamonds and vice versa.

What Is The Difference Between Cvd And Hpht?

There is absolutely no difference between CVD and HPHT from a layman’s viewpoint other than the process used to create them. The two methods are capable of producing diamonds that are optically, chemically, and physically identical to those formed naturally inside the earth’s mantle. There is no way you or anyone else can distinguish HPHT diamonds from CVD diamonds, no matter how hard they try.
The differences between these two methods could be discussed in detail, but many experts in this field, including us, believe this endeavour would be a pointless waste of time. Instead, we will provide you with practical and easy-to-follow advice based on our years of experience in the industry.

Our advice couldn’t be simpler: we encourage you to concentrate solely on getting the most from your money when choosing your diamond; every one of our lab grown diamonds Spain is examined and then graded by leading certifiers. Choose the largest stone within your budget while keeping the colour as high as possible. In general, clarity is secondary, but there is one rule you should follow; make sure it is eye-clean by seeking SI1 and above clarity. There is one exception to this rule, emerald cuts, where we recommend going for VS2 and above. It is virtually impossible for you to make the wrong choice if you follow those two simple guidelines. Your diamond will be just as great regardless of whether it was grown via CVD or HTPT, since the growth method makes no difference to you as a customer.

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Real facts:

  • Both HPHT and CVD can produce D colours lab grown diamonds

  • Compared to CVD, HPHT yields higher colours on average

  • On average, CVD yields higher clarities than HPHT

  • Both HPHT and CVD are capable of producing VVS1 and FL

  • Under 1.0ct, most lab diamonds Spain are HPHT because of their cost-effectiveness

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Unbeatable Price On Lab Grown Diamonds

FAQ's

• Are lab grown diamonds real?

Laboratory-crafted diamonds are unquestionably genuine diamonds. They are forged through identical chemical and physical processes that transpire organically within the Earth's depths. However, these diamonds grow in a regulated lab setting, starting from a seed of diamond crystal that enlarges progressively as carbon atoms accumulate on it. In terms of chemical composition, physical properties, and optical characteristics, Lab grown diamonds are indistinguishable from their natural counterparts, making them authentic diamonds. As per IGI and GIA, the industry's foremost authorities on diamonds, gemstones, and pearls, Lab grown diamonds undergo evaluation using the same criteria and methods as mined diamonds. For a more comprehensive understanding, feel free to explore our about lab diamonds section.

• How much cheaper are lab diamonds?

It is always significantly less expensive to grow diamonds in laboratories than to mine diamonds from the earth. The exact price difference will depend on various factors such as the size, quality, and specific type of diamond, but on average, lab grown diamonds are around 75% cheaper than natural diamonds. Due to the lower cost of making rough lab grown diamonds, they are much more economical than mining and extracting rough natural diamonds from the earth. Rough diamonds, however, must undergo all the same processes to become retail-ready, including cutting, polishing, and certification, regardless of whether they come from a mine or a lab.</p><p> For instance, a mined diamond costs €10,000, while a lab diamond costs €2,500, netting you a massive saving of €7,500.

• Do lab diamonds test as diamonds?

Regardless of their origin, whether Lab crafted or mined, diamonds undergo identical testing procedures. Lab grown diamonds, being chemically, physically, and optically indistinguishable from natural diamonds, manifest the same attributes upon testing. Traits such as hardness, refractive index, thermal conductivity, and other distinct properties are inherent to diamonds, irrespective of them being derived from the earth or engineered in a laboratory.

• Do lab grown diamonds have inclusions?

Just like their natural counterparts, Lab grown diamonds can indeed have inclusions. These inclusions are innate imperfections present within the diamond structure, prevalent in both mined and Lab crafted diamonds. The nature of inclusions can vary, ranging from minuscule bubbles to entrapped carbon deposits that were integrated during the diamond's formation. Similarly, as with natural diamonds, a majority of Lab created diamonds exhibit imperfections, with only an exceptionally minute fraction achieving a flawless status. For a deeper insight into diamond clarity, you're encouraged to peruse our 4Cs guide.

• Can I insure lab grown diamond rings?

Lab crafted diamonds are insurable just as their mined counterparts. Given that they're acknowledged equivalently to mined diamonds, their insurance process is parallel. You can secure coverage for your Lab grown diamond ring via a specialized jewellery insurance policy. Such policies typically shoulder the expenses of replacement or restoration in cases where your Lab grown diamond ring is misplaced, pilfered, or harmed. It's imperative to meticulously review the stipulations of your insurance agreement to discern the coverage extents and potential exclusions.