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Laboratuvarda yetiştirilen elmaslar, doğal elmaslarla tamamen aynıdır, yalnızca madencilik içermezler. Bunun yerine, laboratuvarda yetiştirilen elmaslar, yer kabuğunda bulunan aşırı basınç ve yüksek sıcaklıkları taklit eden kontrollü laboratuvar koşullarında yetiştirilir. Bu gelişmiş teknolojiyle, bilim insanları elmas tohumlarını kullanarak elmas katmanları yetiştirebilirler. Madenden çıkarılan bir elmasla aynı koşullar altında yetiştirilir ve nihai sonuç, doğal bir elmasla aynı karbon yapısı, aynı kimyasal bileşen ve aynı fiziksel ve optik özelliklere sahip bir elmastır.
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The 'Birkarat Super Ideal Cut' series incorporates extra symmetry into the light performance, providing a brightness beyond the industry's ideal cut standards.
The name “Man-Made Lab Diamonds” pretty much tells you everything you need to know: they are lab-created diamonds! Man-Made Diamonds are the result of highly controlled conditions and state-of-the-art equipment.
Imagine taking carbon, hitting it with high temperatures, and pressing it together and you have the essence of HPHT. The process requires a lot of energy, but the result is a man-made diamond that is essentially based on the same conditions as a natural stone.
Natural diamonds found on the market today were originally formed in the Earth's crust a billion years ago, where they withstood extreme heat and pressure that caused carbon to re-form into diamonds. They are then pushed to the surface by volcanic kimberlite pipes, where they are eventually mined, cut and sold.
When you consider the long journey a natural diamond takes to become the most precious piece of jewelry someone owns, it’s quite romantic! So it’s no surprise that many couples still turn to natural diamonds.
