In addition to growth patterns, Weinstein said inclusions can offer details to a diamond's origin. Weinstein said elements found underground can sometimes mix with natural diamonds. More from Tech ...

The inclusions or imperfections that determine ... "If it scratches, it’s not a diamond; it’s certainly synthetic," says Wegman. "The idea of trying to scratch it probably isn’t going ...

With declining demand in Asia and competition from lab-grown alternatives, the gemstone appears to have lost much of its luster.

Diamonds, formed deep within the Earth’s mantle, can encapsulate surrounding minerals and fluids as they grow. These inclusions, preserved as the diamond ascends to the surface, offer valuable ...

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Synthetic or lab-grown diamonds are ... demanding oil and gas drilling applications. However, HPHT diamonds often contain ...