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Hello friends. You know that song about pretty diamonds. Here we'll only discuss a general principle about how CVD diamonds are made today. Do you know about CVD diamond? They’re special diamonds, the product of a laboratory rather than a mine. Let's see how these incredible diamonds are created.
How CVD Diamonds Are Created
The process of a CVD diamond begins life as a small diamond seed. This seed is placed in a special chamber with gases such as carbon and hydrogen. The gases are heated to a state called plasma. Plasma is super hot and allows the CVD diamond to grow layer by layer. It takes a very long time for a diamond to get big enough to wear in jewelry, but we think it’s worth the wait.
How Lab Diamonds Are Grown
So, what about lab created diamonds such as CVD Rough Diamond, let's find out how they are manufactured. Unlike natural diamounds, which take millions of years to create deep under the earth, lab-grown diamonds are created relatively quickly. They create the same conditions under which diamonds form in nature, using special machines. By carefully regulating temperature, pressure and other variables, they can produce stunning gems that appear indistinguishable from those that come out of the ground.
The Science Of CVD Diamonds
The hardware that generates CVD diamonds is quite amazing. Engineers and scientists have figured out how to make these diamonds in a lab — in some pretty incredible ways. With high-tech machines and chemical know-how and motors running on green power, they can produce gorgeous diamonds that are not only beautiful but better in an environmental and human rights sense than the diamonds dug out of the ground. That would allow us to have shiny diamonds without damaging the earth.
The Science of Creating CVD Diamonds
Let’s take a closer look at the science of CVD diamonds. A key step in manufacturing these diamonds is known as chemical vapor deposition (CVD). During that process, the gases in the chamber turn into a solid, which clings to the diamond seed and grows into a larger diamond. This process gives its size, shape, and quality control, which produces clear and perfect diamonds.
