1st in Diamonds

Courtney asked:


And what is the difference (chemically) between lab-created diamonds and natural diamonds. I heard that most diamond experts cannot tell the difference between natural diamonds and lab-created. Is this true?

jenni asked:


I’m interested in the differences in terms of cost, durability, looks, and value. Also if you have any information about “green” (environmentally friendly) diamonds, it would be greatly appreciated.

emiliomjunior asked:


I’m looking to get a chain made and wanted to know what size diamonds were used in a pave setting, since they’re tiny and usually inexpensive.

Greg asked:


I have some old gold rings I want to sell while the price of gold is high. How do I remove the small diamonds first?

pinkbutterfly asked:


Am trying to find a site that has all of the different cuts of diamonds. Have found some but they dont list all of them, only the most popular ones or they have links to dealers and jewelers. Am looking for one with no links. Thanks

MakeUMoan asked:


Why is there such a substancial markup in price for diamonds certified by expert organizations? Is a non-certified not a real diamond? Is a certified diamond worth the extra cost involved in purchasing it? Are the qualities of a non-certified diamond (clarity, cut, color, etc.) identifiable if no expert organization or gemologists has given it a certification?

six.pack.abs asked:


Why in the world are mlb diamonds different sizes? That’s like putting the rim at different heights in different arenas in the NBA. Any answers for me?