Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Like Blade Runner where real animals remained more valuable than synthetic copies, real mined diamonds are typically worth more than lab created diamonds because they are naturally formed, finite, and harder to replace. Even if they look similar, the market often places a premium on rarity, authenticity, and natural origin. Lab diamonds can offer great visual value, but real mined diamonds usually carry stronger prestige and long term perceived worth.
Looks like DeBeers got desperate enough to send a shill.
Anonymous wrote:Lab or fake diamonds are marked and it's easy to tell because they have no imperfections so it's fake
Anonymous wrote:Would you rather eat lab grown meat or free range. Cas closed
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Very low resale value but if you don’t care about that buy them. Nobody will be able to tell visually. You need a tester to know the difference. If you want something investment worthy look for natural untreated colored stones with GIA or AGL certifications.
I think people are confused about lab diamonds. A tester won’t detect any difference between lab or mined diamonds. Chemically, they are exactly the same. It’s not like lab diamonds are CZ, which a tester would obviously be able to detect. Are people being purposefully obtuse about this or do they really not understand? Or are they just mad that diamonds are no longer artificially inflated in price?
Anonymous wrote:Very low resale value but if you don’t care about that buy them. Nobody will be able to tell visually. You need a tester to know the difference. If you want something investment worthy look for natural untreated colored stones with GIA or AGL certifications.
Anonymous wrote:Whatever makes you happier. Diamonds aren't a need but a want so if you rather have the feeling of owning a real gem, go with that or if you prefer peace of mind for going ethical route, go there. If your main reason is to impress people with the size and cost, go with the largest you can afford. Main reason is for such purchase is to enjoy the feelings it brings. There is no right or wrong decision here. Go enjoy whatever you buy!
Anonymous wrote:I prefer rubies.
Anonymous wrote:Ask any jeweler if they would buy back your lab diamond pieces. They will tell you no, but they will most likely buy back a decent spec’s natural diamond piece. That should tell you something.
Anonymous wrote:Like Blade Runner where real animals remained more valuable than synthetic copies, real mined diamonds are typically worth more than lab created diamonds because they are naturally formed, finite, and harder to replace. Even if they look similar, the market often places a premium on rarity, authenticity, and natural origin. Lab diamonds can offer great visual value, but real mined diamonds usually carry stronger prestige and long term perceived worth.