What is Diamond?

Diamond is the hardest known natural mineral, composed entirely of carbon. It is formed under extreme pressure and temperature deep within the Earth and is valued for its brilliance, durability, and rarity.

Gemological Properties

• Hardness: 10
• Crystal System: Cubic
• Transparency: Transparent
• Quality Factors: Cut, Color, Clarity, Carat

Traditionally Associated Benefits

Diamonds are traditionally associated with strength, resilience, clarity, and commitment. They are often linked with stability and long-term endurance.

Common Treatments & Imitations

Diamonds may be treated for color or clarity. Lab-grown diamonds and simulants like moissanite are widely available.

Why Certification Matters

Certification confirms whether a diamond is natural or laboratory-grown and provides accurate grading.