1st in Diamonds

___ asked:


I know diamonds are formed deep in the earth, in high pressure and temp. and the diamonds available in stores are a few billion years old

but Why is it impossible to produce Diamonds on the earth? We can make the required pressure and temp. to produce diamonds

when we will have the technology to produce them?
But the man-made diamonds are smaller and doesn’t have the the same quality as natural diamonds.

Maybe prodicing a good quality diamond cost a lot

redhillgoldens asked:


I would love to visit the Crater of Diamonds in Murfreesboro, AK. For you rockhounds out there, is there a time of year that is best to hunt? I imagine summer is probably a busy time of year. Is it better to go when it’s not so busy? I want to be successful on my first trip there!

Meow asked:


I just bought a man’s diamond wedding ring at Kevin’s Jeweler in the mall (A decent jewelry branch in California). The sales told me that it’s a 1/3 carat weight natural diamond, D class, probably between VS1-SI2 clarity with fair cut. When I asked for the certificate, they told me that they don’t issue one for diamonds that are small. They only offer 2-years warranty. Is it true that diamonds that are small doesn’t come with a certificate? Or is this a scam?

GA_Hottie asked:


I have two pieces of jewelry I’d like to try and sell in my local paper or on eBay but I know I’ll need to provide details such as the type of gold it is and what the carat is for the diamonds. Does anyone know what type of certification I need to do this and where I can obtain it?