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You Need To Know About Hpht Diamonds

Updated on May 27, 2024

With over 40 years of expertise, Diamond Registry’s CEO and owner, Nissan Perla, is your trusted guide in the diamond-buying world. Recognized by prestigious publications like The Washington Post and Chicago Tribune, Nissan’s extensive knowledge and experience in evaluating, buying, and selling diamonds are unparalleled. Our commitment to integrity, transparency, and delivering exceptional value ensures that you make an informed decision when acquiring your timeless treasure. Choose Diamond Registry for personalized guidance, education, and a curated selection of the finest quality diamonds, backed by decades of industry expertise and dedication to your satisfaction.

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Published on March 12, 2024
Updated on May 27, 2024

High-pressure, high-temperature (HPHT) diamonds are manufactured in a laboratory using a technique developed to produce more valuable diamonds than those produced by conventional mining methods. The procedure entails heating a mixture of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and other elements under extremely high pressures for several hours or days, until it becomes liquid metal. This causes the atoms within the material to rearrange into new structures that are suitable for use as gemstones. Due to their scarcity and expense, these gems have been known since antiquity but were not mass-produced until relatively recently. Today, they are widely available in jewelry stores worldwide.

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With over 40 years of expertise, Diamond Registry’s CEO and owner, Nissan Perla, is your trusted guide in the diamond-buying world. Recognized by prestigious publications like The Washington Post and Chicago Tribune, Nissan’s extensive knowledge and experience in evaluating, buying, and selling diamonds are unparalleled. Our commitment to integrity, transparency, and delivering exceptional value ensures that you make an informed decision when acquiring your timeless treasure. Choose Diamond Registry for personalized guidance, education, and a curated selection of the finest quality diamonds, backed by decades of industry expertise and dedication to your satisfaction.

Initial diamond formation occurred at temperatures of up to 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit deep underground. As time passed, scientists began examining alternative methods for creating synthetic diamonds. One technique consisted of heating graphite ore until it transformed into carbon and was produced from a carbon source. Another method involved heating silicon carbide, which then transformed into quartz. However, neither of these materials could produce diamonds.

What Exactly Are HPHT Diamonds?

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HPHT diamonds are one type of lab-grown diamond, meaning they were grown in a laboratory as opposed to being extracted from the earth. These HPHT diamonds grown in a laboratory possess the same chemical, optical, and physical properties as mined diamonds. In addition, they possess the same hardness, durability, and brilliance as mined diamonds. Origin is the only distinction between these two types of diamonds. HPHT diamonds can be manufactured in any hue or clarity grade.

The HPHT treatment process does not alter the diamond’s appearance or quality. It simply transforms into a form that is more suitable for cutting. This new shape facilitates stone cutting and polishing.

In Fine Jewelry, HPHT Diamonds Have Many Advantages.

Fine jewelry is most often made with HPHT diamonds and other types of metals like gold, platinum, silver, etc. HPHT diamonds are easy to find and can be bought at a wholesale price. They are also certified for clarity and purity, which is why jewelry makers trust them and use them to make ornaments.

  • Price That’s FairThe value of HPHT diamonds is significantly less than that of natural diamonds. Due to the lengthy mining process, supply chain, intermediary fees, etc., natural diamonds are expensive. In addition, these HPHT diamonds come directly from the lab, which is one of the reasons why you should choose HPHT diamonds.
  • CertifiedWhen you purchase these lab-grown diamonds (HPHT diamonds), you will receive certification from GIA, CGI, and other reputable quality-control labs.
  • Eco-friendlyIn addition to damaging minerals, lands, and forests, the mining of natural diamonds causes earth damage that can directly contribute to climate change. This HPHT laboratory-grown diamond is completely eco-friendly.

There Are Numerous Varieties Available

Because lab-grown diamonds come in such a wide variety of shapes and sizes, they are an excellent choice for fashion jewelry and engagement rings of all kinds thanks to their versatility. You have the option of purchasing a diamond in any one of the following shapes: princess cut, round brilliant, pear-shaped, emerald cut, heart shape, oval, marquise, baguette, cushion, Asscher, radiant, or any other type that we currently have in stock.

We are devoted to providing our clients with the highest possible level of customer service and satisfaction, in addition to providing them with an extensive selection of fine diamonds at prices that are among the most affordable in the industry. From the very beginning to the very end of the purchasing process, it is our intention to provide you with the very best value possible.

What Sets an HPHT Diamond Apart From Other Types of Diamonds?

The term “natural” diamond refers to a diamond that has been extracted from its parent rock through the use of explosives and heavy machinery. And HPHTs are created in a laboratory setting under the watchful eye of humans.

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