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The truth is fluorescence is good for low color grade diamonds but bad for colorless diamonds
@user-pv8xj4vj6b4 ай бұрын
Sir lonsdaleite necheral Diamond per carat HOW much
@user-pv8xj4vj6b4 ай бұрын
❤Thunkyou very much sir
@rocketman31587 ай бұрын
I own diamond store. Lab created diamonds hurt my profits. I hate them!
@user-yx8wn5hs4k8 ай бұрын
Your videos are amazing
@rc63049 ай бұрын
I bought my replacement diamond from Brian after mine had been switched out and the person left town days later. He got me a beautiful diamond and designed and made a gorgeous setting in Art Deco style . Thank you Brian. Trustworthy and so kind to me .
@maggiegines163510 ай бұрын
Where to check if a certificate issued by the American Gem Society is authentic? Thanks for your support
@antoniot373410 ай бұрын
*Promo SM*
@vickyburton243410 ай бұрын
If you get one with an excellent cut, color and polish, don’t spend the money on the natural thing. Not worth it. You won’t get anything when you try to sell your natural diamonds, so don’t worry about resale value.
@michellevaldez4201 Жыл бұрын
What if it has orange flouresense
@BonaFideWildLife7 ай бұрын
It's probably lab grown.
@joselinares7488 Жыл бұрын
Hi all the information that you provide is excelente , thanks I have a question, I am a bench jeweler and I know that I can heat a diamond when I do a repair drop it in the pickling compound while is hot nothing would happen to the diamond, will a lab diamond withstand and the same as the natural one?
@skylark5789 Жыл бұрын
so beautiful ! Congrats!
@jamilutanimu6435 Жыл бұрын
Hello King of synthetic diamond so my name is jamilu from Nigeria live in plateu stete Nigeria so we have synthetic Lonsdalete diamond is for sale free shipment
@pepercat17 Жыл бұрын
I think the industry is underestimating the millennials and gen ax’s buying power. If enough consumers stop buying mined and buy lab- well, what’s the market for mined? Honestly, I don’t buy gold because I’m aware of the miner’s lives. I buy silver. I won’t buy a mined Diamond. Leave those diamonds in the earth. Make mines in the lab.
@pepercat17 Жыл бұрын
You calling lab created diamonds synthetic hasn’t aged well. They’re recognized as real diamonds now. But that’s just growth in the industry’s views of the stones
@alexvakser45689 ай бұрын
This!
@killingzone96302 жыл бұрын
I am entering into CVD process, any help from you? Any precautions.
@christinehobson48252 жыл бұрын
The blue fluorescence is scintillating, dazzling, an unexpected surprise in a diamond to the wearer!!
@BacGold2 жыл бұрын
Gostei muito dó seu canal é sou garimpeiro é descobri muito coisa interessante pedra de raio fugorito é ó trás mais
@briangavindiamonds2 жыл бұрын
Update: Brian Gavin Diamonds does sell Lab Grown Diamonds with Hearts and Arrows We are providing our clients with the option to buy Hearts and Arrows lab-grown diamonds by popular demand. In other words, we are responding to a growing number of client requests for lab-grown diamonds that exhibit the superior performance that our patented process delivers. Brian feels that it’s our responsibility to provide our clients with the best sparkle factor available. In that case, we’ve spent the past two years researching the various methods of growing lab-created diamonds. As a result, we’re able to provide our customers with another first in the realm of high-performance diamonds. We were not against lab-grown diamonds, but don’t think that they offer the same value as natural, earth-mined diamonds. Ultimately, we just want to ensure that our clients get the best sparkle factor available whether they prefer natural or lab-grown diamonds. For more checkout: www.bglabdiamonds.com/
@michaelmorrison42012 жыл бұрын
So you're saying that despite lab grown diamonds are real, true diamonds, you and the company you deal with for the small diamonds, have a way of determining and separating the real "natural" grown diamonds and the real "lab" grown diamonds beyond the certificates? I'd be interested to know more about that process.
@brianthecutter2 жыл бұрын
MIchael GIA and other Diamond grading laboratories test for lab grown and natural. Our in house process uses similar processes as the major labs.
@kes9612 Жыл бұрын
This is how they distinguish between the two m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/g4Bhxc-Eic2yp9o.html
@lipigirl2 жыл бұрын
I’m so glad I found this video I thought a diamond in my late grandmothers ring was fake because it glowed milky white under uv , even momentarily after the light was turned off in a dark room.
@brandonbrent61492 жыл бұрын
Minecraft diamonds
@sergeytarasenko66642 жыл бұрын
It’s all fake open your eyes people🤩
@beachbum15232 жыл бұрын
Calling lab made diamonds "synthetic diamonds" makes about as much sense as calling the ice in your freezer "synthetic ice" because it didn't come from a glacier.
@miguelsilvestri2 жыл бұрын
Exactly. If I can buy something that is chemically the same at a much cheaper price point (when the value of diamonds themselves are a well documented genius marketing scheme)
I have many diamonds bat the fluorescentes are the best. I love blue fluorescence
@har53872 жыл бұрын
From a “financial aspect” you will lose money on either a natural or lab grown diamond.
@msk39052 жыл бұрын
Isn’t fluorescence in a diamond with an additional element added specifically boron, so isn’t a diamond supposed to be a crystal of carbon? How is any fluorescence good in a diamond, even if it tricks people into thinking their diamond is whiter at the end of of the day is a crystal of carbon with an additional element in it that is not supposed to be there?
@hamishjames23412 жыл бұрын
yea but diamond color is also caused by additional elements, so you should only get D color as its pure and Type 2 A . Most peopel cant afford that so thats why floro is a good thing
@msk39052 жыл бұрын
@@hamishjames2341 so what I am hearing is that most can’t afford a pure diamond so make do with a stone that is not 100% a diamond since it contains other elements other than carbon and because this comes from the ground everyone is ok with it. Yet people insist that a pure carbon crystal that is made from carbon in a lab is worth less (some urge worthless) than the fractional diamond that comes from the earth? That is some weird thinking!
@harrymac52292 жыл бұрын
@@msk3905 we are talking about parts per million of nitrogen atoms in the carbon lattice, its naturally and randomly occurring just like the florescence. That’s what makes each diamond unique and have its own natural fingerprint. Is anything pure ? Why do you need a 100% pure carbon diamond, it doesn’t exist even flawless diamonds have inclusions they are just smaller than 60x magnification.
@MrLencar832 жыл бұрын
Just another guy trying to protect his business. Justifying blood diamonds and low labour costs so he can make big coin. Mined diamonds are organized crime.
@brianthecutter2 жыл бұрын
Len You are entitled to your own opinion but I see its not based on fact, its just shooting from the hip! Having said that we are an ethical company that sources an ethical product and charges a fair price for what it sells. We are not against lab grown they have a place in our jewelry world,It's just a question of what you want in order satisfy your needs.
@maureenwoodard95882 жыл бұрын
And PS I love your voice and accent
@brianthecutter2 жыл бұрын
You are very welcome , and glad you could learn something
@maureenwoodard95882 жыл бұрын
I am just now Learning about diamond florescence I find it fascinating I love the florescence myself and I’m glad to know that whether you have it or not you can still have a beautiful diamond And thank you so much for the excellent video
@MrsPaulaTorres2 жыл бұрын
Just signed up for an account in Brian’s website as it’s refreshing to hear a sane wise objective mind speaking on Actual Diamonds that can be found in nature. People that are shopping for the look just don’t get it, you can get a disco ball at home to have something shiny, diamonds are diamonds 💎
@michaelmorrison42012 жыл бұрын
People that are as petty as thinking they are better than everyone else because their diamond came with a "certificate" saying it came from the ground and trying to justify the 5× cost vs someone who got a much bigger and likely better diamond in most/all of the "C's" categories, are likely the same people that fell for the debeers "diamonds are (inherently worthless) forever" campaign. Probably also fell for the stupid "a man should pay 'x' number of months salary for engagement/wedding rings."
@MrsPaulaTorres2 жыл бұрын
it is ALIVE :)))) I LOVE THIS
@MrsPaulaTorres2 жыл бұрын
how exciting is the fact diamond molecules get excited, since learning this it's the only diamonds I want to buy! Amazing
@oscarmedina13032 жыл бұрын
Many, many gem stones have fluorescence. Especially rubys, emeralds and sapphires.
@MrsPaulaTorres2 жыл бұрын
shopping for a 2.75ct top M color diamond with strong fluorescence clear to the eye, give it to meee! :)))))
@roberttaylor3242 жыл бұрын
How can I make these at home? Where can I get the technology to do so? Can I work with you? I love diamonds and I'm so stoked about synthetic diamonds I want to deal with diamonds all day everyday! I have a bunch of diamonds myself I'd love to have you look at my collection and tell me what you think.
@SurveyingStudy3 жыл бұрын
You forgot medium blue. Like on the diamond I bought
@888lola2 жыл бұрын
Medium blue was demonstrated on the video comparing diamond at the end.
@kgan47333 жыл бұрын
Are they more Jewish design?
@kgan47333 жыл бұрын
Sir, you said it all right! I just bought a 2.8carat natural diamond ring, but for my 1.4 ctw earrings I went for lab grown diamonds, all within 6 months
@pgprentice3 жыл бұрын
The trotting out of the old SA and De Beers BS about flawless diamonds, blah, blah. Nobody who buys a diamond ring as an engagement does so with the idea that it will one day be sold. I fell for that BS and both my wife and I are sorry that we didn't buy a bigger less perfect stone. I now have a wonderful 1ct diamond that is worth a lot but useless. Spend less buy a big sparkle lab diamond.
@jerzypinkalski75903 жыл бұрын
De Beers introduced device which can distinguish natural and lab grown gem diamonds
@reddiamond2393 жыл бұрын
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@reddiamond2393 жыл бұрын
Majestät strong gut glass rarest of rare Money no Problem, I stl have the langes Champagne D transparent inpact..kzread.info/dash/bejne/YoV5r8WRcrvUj6w.html Tank you .
@TinyDancerO4 жыл бұрын
Fluorescence in a diamond becomes a problem when you have a jeweller selling you an M diamond with Fluorescence, which is then graded on the certificate as a J,K . Chances are that you have paid more than you needed to. I personally, love fluorescence in a diamond, but I also know the importance of going to a diamond specialist.
@hamishjames23412 жыл бұрын
diamond grading lights dont have enough uv to cause that much color difference when the diamond is graded faced down , some say it can bump up the grade one grade though. Ive seen M colors with strong and graded it m but when you take it outside it looks FG Color
@diamondgiaratanara16714 жыл бұрын
love your jewelry are always 4 prongs and 6 prongs are symmetry with diamonds, 8 black arrow
@user-po6ye3un6x4 жыл бұрын
Thanks. It's an interesting and useful video!
@elenaacevedoable4 жыл бұрын
Good to know.
@elenaacevedoable4 жыл бұрын
Hello
@robertbrandywine4 жыл бұрын
How many marketing layers are there between the mine and the small retailer?
@tacti-coolballistics74854 жыл бұрын
Are synthetic diamonds as hard as natural diamonds
@robertbrandywine4 жыл бұрын
Yes.
@beachbum15232 жыл бұрын
The only difference between manmade diamonds and natural diamonds, and the one and onl;y difference is that one is made over hundreds of millions of years, and manmade diamonds are made in a matter of weeks. The term "synthetic diamond" is really a misnomer. Both are made from carbon, heat, and pressure; the only true difference being the source of the hat and pressure. Preference is a matter of perspective, and nothing more.
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The truth is fluorescence is good for low color grade diamonds but bad for colorless diamonds
Sir lonsdaleite necheral Diamond per carat HOW much
❤Thunkyou very much sir
I own diamond store. Lab created diamonds hurt my profits. I hate them!
Your videos are amazing
I bought my replacement diamond from Brian after mine had been switched out and the person left town days later. He got me a beautiful diamond and designed and made a gorgeous setting in Art Deco style . Thank you Brian. Trustworthy and so kind to me .
Where to check if a certificate issued by the American Gem Society is authentic? Thanks for your support
*Promo SM*
If you get one with an excellent cut, color and polish, don’t spend the money on the natural thing. Not worth it. You won’t get anything when you try to sell your natural diamonds, so don’t worry about resale value.
What if it has orange flouresense
It's probably lab grown.
Hi all the information that you provide is excelente , thanks I have a question, I am a bench jeweler and I know that I can heat a diamond when I do a repair drop it in the pickling compound while is hot nothing would happen to the diamond, will a lab diamond withstand and the same as the natural one?
so beautiful ! Congrats!
Hello King of synthetic diamond so my name is jamilu from Nigeria live in plateu stete Nigeria so we have synthetic Lonsdalete diamond is for sale free shipment
I think the industry is underestimating the millennials and gen ax’s buying power. If enough consumers stop buying mined and buy lab- well, what’s the market for mined? Honestly, I don’t buy gold because I’m aware of the miner’s lives. I buy silver. I won’t buy a mined Diamond. Leave those diamonds in the earth. Make mines in the lab.
You calling lab created diamonds synthetic hasn’t aged well. They’re recognized as real diamonds now. But that’s just growth in the industry’s views of the stones
This!
I am entering into CVD process, any help from you? Any precautions.
The blue fluorescence is scintillating, dazzling, an unexpected surprise in a diamond to the wearer!!
Gostei muito dó seu canal é sou garimpeiro é descobri muito coisa interessante pedra de raio fugorito é ó trás mais
Update: Brian Gavin Diamonds does sell Lab Grown Diamonds with Hearts and Arrows We are providing our clients with the option to buy Hearts and Arrows lab-grown diamonds by popular demand. In other words, we are responding to a growing number of client requests for lab-grown diamonds that exhibit the superior performance that our patented process delivers. Brian feels that it’s our responsibility to provide our clients with the best sparkle factor available. In that case, we’ve spent the past two years researching the various methods of growing lab-created diamonds. As a result, we’re able to provide our customers with another first in the realm of high-performance diamonds. We were not against lab-grown diamonds, but don’t think that they offer the same value as natural, earth-mined diamonds. Ultimately, we just want to ensure that our clients get the best sparkle factor available whether they prefer natural or lab-grown diamonds. For more checkout: www.bglabdiamonds.com/
So you're saying that despite lab grown diamonds are real, true diamonds, you and the company you deal with for the small diamonds, have a way of determining and separating the real "natural" grown diamonds and the real "lab" grown diamonds beyond the certificates? I'd be interested to know more about that process.
MIchael GIA and other Diamond grading laboratories test for lab grown and natural. Our in house process uses similar processes as the major labs.
This is how they distinguish between the two m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/g4Bhxc-Eic2yp9o.html
I’m so glad I found this video I thought a diamond in my late grandmothers ring was fake because it glowed milky white under uv , even momentarily after the light was turned off in a dark room.
Minecraft diamonds
It’s all fake open your eyes people🤩
Calling lab made diamonds "synthetic diamonds" makes about as much sense as calling the ice in your freezer "synthetic ice" because it didn't come from a glacier.
Exactly. If I can buy something that is chemically the same at a much cheaper price point (when the value of diamonds themselves are a well documented genius marketing scheme)
Can you show them in the Sun please.
Please email us at [email protected] and we will be happy to oblige
I have many diamonds bat the fluorescentes are the best. I love blue fluorescence
From a “financial aspect” you will lose money on either a natural or lab grown diamond.
Isn’t fluorescence in a diamond with an additional element added specifically boron, so isn’t a diamond supposed to be a crystal of carbon? How is any fluorescence good in a diamond, even if it tricks people into thinking their diamond is whiter at the end of of the day is a crystal of carbon with an additional element in it that is not supposed to be there?
yea but diamond color is also caused by additional elements, so you should only get D color as its pure and Type 2 A . Most peopel cant afford that so thats why floro is a good thing
@@hamishjames2341 so what I am hearing is that most can’t afford a pure diamond so make do with a stone that is not 100% a diamond since it contains other elements other than carbon and because this comes from the ground everyone is ok with it. Yet people insist that a pure carbon crystal that is made from carbon in a lab is worth less (some urge worthless) than the fractional diamond that comes from the earth? That is some weird thinking!
@@msk3905 we are talking about parts per million of nitrogen atoms in the carbon lattice, its naturally and randomly occurring just like the florescence. That’s what makes each diamond unique and have its own natural fingerprint. Is anything pure ? Why do you need a 100% pure carbon diamond, it doesn’t exist even flawless diamonds have inclusions they are just smaller than 60x magnification.
Just another guy trying to protect his business. Justifying blood diamonds and low labour costs so he can make big coin. Mined diamonds are organized crime.
Len You are entitled to your own opinion but I see its not based on fact, its just shooting from the hip! Having said that we are an ethical company that sources an ethical product and charges a fair price for what it sells. We are not against lab grown they have a place in our jewelry world,It's just a question of what you want in order satisfy your needs.
And PS I love your voice and accent
You are very welcome , and glad you could learn something
I am just now Learning about diamond florescence I find it fascinating I love the florescence myself and I’m glad to know that whether you have it or not you can still have a beautiful diamond And thank you so much for the excellent video
Just signed up for an account in Brian’s website as it’s refreshing to hear a sane wise objective mind speaking on Actual Diamonds that can be found in nature. People that are shopping for the look just don’t get it, you can get a disco ball at home to have something shiny, diamonds are diamonds 💎
People that are as petty as thinking they are better than everyone else because their diamond came with a "certificate" saying it came from the ground and trying to justify the 5× cost vs someone who got a much bigger and likely better diamond in most/all of the "C's" categories, are likely the same people that fell for the debeers "diamonds are (inherently worthless) forever" campaign. Probably also fell for the stupid "a man should pay 'x' number of months salary for engagement/wedding rings."
it is ALIVE :)))) I LOVE THIS
how exciting is the fact diamond molecules get excited, since learning this it's the only diamonds I want to buy! Amazing
Many, many gem stones have fluorescence. Especially rubys, emeralds and sapphires.
shopping for a 2.75ct top M color diamond with strong fluorescence clear to the eye, give it to meee! :)))))
How can I make these at home? Where can I get the technology to do so? Can I work with you? I love diamonds and I'm so stoked about synthetic diamonds I want to deal with diamonds all day everyday! I have a bunch of diamonds myself I'd love to have you look at my collection and tell me what you think.
You forgot medium blue. Like on the diamond I bought
Medium blue was demonstrated on the video comparing diamond at the end.
Are they more Jewish design?
Sir, you said it all right! I just bought a 2.8carat natural diamond ring, but for my 1.4 ctw earrings I went for lab grown diamonds, all within 6 months
The trotting out of the old SA and De Beers BS about flawless diamonds, blah, blah. Nobody who buys a diamond ring as an engagement does so with the idea that it will one day be sold. I fell for that BS and both my wife and I are sorry that we didn't buy a bigger less perfect stone. I now have a wonderful 1ct diamond that is worth a lot but useless. Spend less buy a big sparkle lab diamond.
De Beers introduced device which can distinguish natural and lab grown gem diamonds
Majestät i am hungry. 12000 $ only for you .i am hungry. I war my Cat .yes ..i Love you... kzread.info/dash/bejne/nKB8z9lqgcuWYMY.html
Majestät strong gut glass rarest of rare Money no Problem, I stl have the langes Champagne D transparent inpact..kzread.info/dash/bejne/YoV5r8WRcrvUj6w.html Tank you .
Fluorescence in a diamond becomes a problem when you have a jeweller selling you an M diamond with Fluorescence, which is then graded on the certificate as a J,K . Chances are that you have paid more than you needed to. I personally, love fluorescence in a diamond, but I also know the importance of going to a diamond specialist.
diamond grading lights dont have enough uv to cause that much color difference when the diamond is graded faced down , some say it can bump up the grade one grade though. Ive seen M colors with strong and graded it m but when you take it outside it looks FG Color
love your jewelry are always 4 prongs and 6 prongs are symmetry with diamonds, 8 black arrow
Thanks. It's an interesting and useful video!
Good to know.
Hello
How many marketing layers are there between the mine and the small retailer?
Are synthetic diamonds as hard as natural diamonds
Yes.
The only difference between manmade diamonds and natural diamonds, and the one and onl;y difference is that one is made over hundreds of millions of years, and manmade diamonds are made in a matter of weeks. The term "synthetic diamond" is really a misnomer. Both are made from carbon, heat, and pressure; the only true difference being the source of the hat and pressure. Preference is a matter of perspective, and nothing more.