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HPHT and CVD Diamond Growth Processes

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More and more couples today choose to be environmentally conscious, whether it’s going for an organic way of living or buying lab grown diamonds for special occasions. Over the past few decades, lab grown diamonds have gained immense popularity as compared to naturally mined diamonds. But, what exactly is a lab grown diamond? It is still a real diamond as its physical properties are identical. This is why it makes it difficult to tell the difference between a lab grown diamond and a natural one. In fact, even some experts have a tough time distinguishing between the two. One of the primary differences between natural and lab-grown diamonds is that natural diamo nds are formed deep within the crust of the Earth. Immense heat and pressure can cause carbon atoms to crystallize which can lead to forming diamonds. While lab grown diamonds are manufactured through two processes, HPHT and CVD. Let’s understand the growing process of both HTHP Diamonds and CVD diamonds. HPHT Diamond Pro...

HPHT Diamonds: Get All Your Queries Resolved with FAQs

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Lab grown diamonds are most popular. Everyone is discussing types of lab grown diamonds - HPHT Diamonds and CVD Diamonds . Here, we will solve all the queries of HPHT Diamonds through these FAQs. What are HPHT Diamonds? HPHT (High-Pressure High Temperature) diamonds are created from the technique of manufacturing lab-grown diamonds within weeks. When HPHT Diamonds were invented? HPHT Diamonds were invented in the 1950s for industrial reasons. However, diamond makers later used it to create lab grown diamonds . The HPHT process is also used to improve the color and clarity of mined diamonds. What are the Characteristics of HPHT Diamonds? HPHT diamonds grow in 14 directions with no strain patterns. They do, however, contain graining patterns. They exhibit some unusual fluorescence as well as occasional phosphorescence. They have geometric color zoning and are shaped like a cuboctahedron. How are HPHT Diamonds Produced? The procedure begins with the introduction of a little diamond seed i...