It seems there is no better explanation
for man-made diamonds selling proposition that was once said by the
founder of Gemesis company specializing on creating laboratory
diamonds:
"If you give a woman a choice between a 2-carat stone and a 1-carat stone and everything else is the same, including the price, what's she gonna choose? ….Does she care if it's synthetic or not? Is anybody at a party going to walk up to her and ask, 'Is that synthetic?' There's no way in hell. So I'll bite your ass if she chooses the smaller one."
While with naturally created diamonds
this is not a problem at all to grow to the a desirable size but with
the size the price grows as well since large stones are incredibly
rare in nature. For the manufacturers of lab grown diamonds the
demand for larger stones turns into a powerful boost for finding ways
and improving technologies in order to culture sought-after gems. The
success is evident – the largest colorless diamond grown in the
laboratory conditions is 1.06 carat in size. Manufactured by D.Nea
Diamonds, it beat its 1.05ct forerunner. Though the difference is so
tiny, but this is a small step towards big changes and improvements
that, as a rule, consist of lots of those small steps. Now briefly
about the diamond itself: this is the G color, IF clarity diamond of
radiant cut with a price tag of $5,966 what is $5,628 per a carat.
One the one hand, the price doesn't differ much from that of a
natural stone, but on the other by opting for man made diamonds you
demonstrate your consciousness concerning today's ecological
situation. Well, it sounds great when you can enjoy a big diamond
jewel without making any harm to the environment, don't you find?
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