Lab-Made Diamonds Look Just Like the Real Thing

The video discusses lab-grown diamonds, highlighting their identical nature to mined diamonds in terms of chemical, optical, and physical properties. It explains the production process, starting with a diamond seed in a microwave chamber, and emphasizes the cost-effectiveness, eco-friendliness, and ethical benefits of lab-grown diamonds. The video also addresses market perceptions, the rarity of type 2A diamonds, and the certification process, concluding that lab-grown diamonds are a viable and responsible alternative to mined diamonds.

What is the main difference between laboratory-grown diamonds and mined diamonds?

• Their chemical composition

• Their point of origin

• Their optical properties

• Their physical structure

How much cheaper are laboratory-grown diamonds compared to mined diamonds?

• 10-20% less expensive

• 40-50% less expensive

• 20-30% less expensive

• 30-40% less expensive

What gases are used in the process of creating laboratory-grown diamonds?

• Oxygen and nitrogen

• Argon and neon

• Hydrogen and methane

• Carbon dioxide and helium

What percentage of Earth-mined diamonds are Type 2A?

• 10%

• 1%

• 5%

• 2%

What is a key environmental benefit of laboratory-grown diamonds?

• They are biodegradable

• They require no energy to produce

• They are made from recycled materials

• They do not involve destructive mining practices