Quote from: Zast on February 28, 2019, 12:29:03 PM

Quote from: vetuklepe on January 30, 2019, 03:31:47 PM

Why synthetic diamond will soon replace the real?
Experts believe that natural diamonds will be completely replaced by synthetic stones sooner or later. What is this confidence based on? One of the arguments is the constant cheapening of the production of synthetic stones.
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Stones of artificial origin are not inferior to natural ones by their properties. They have the same:
structure,
properties
appearance.
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Moreover, synthetic analogs are free from defects inherent in natural stones: microcracks, blotches, cloudiness. Therefore they are actively used not only in the industrial sphere but in jewelry also. It makes such a business extremely profitable. Not surprisingly, the technology of production of synthetic diamonds is actively developing.
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The prospect of diamond synthesis!!
Modern technologies for creating diamonds in laboratories make it possible to obtain large and flawless stones in their characteristics. At the same time, their cost is much lower than natural minerals. This raises the question of what awaits the market for synthetic diamonds in the future.
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Experts are confident this area will continue to develop in the future. After all, synthetic crystals have already taken their place in various industries as science and industry.
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Even conservative jewelry brands began to take synthetic diamonds to create their products. Stones of natural origin cannot compete with them. Synthetic diamonds are identical to natural ones by their physical and chemical properties. Moreover, due to their low cost, they will successfully displace crystals of natural origin in the future.