Prior to World War II platinum engagement rings were all the rage but the demand for platinum for the war ended that. The campaign launched be de Beers in 1947 featured the slogan "A diamond is forever" and the idea caught on with the help of jewelers who began to push diamond engagement rings.
Diamond.
A natural diamond will always be more valuable than a lab-created diamond, given the same clarity, colour, carat weight and cut of the two comparables.
It isn't the element (carbon) that makes a diamond valuable: it's the availability of the diamond allotrope of carbon, and its limited occurrence on earth.
It is unlikely that you would find electroplate on a valuable diamond.
Diamond and Uranium
No.
Depends on the quality of the diamond in question.
Yes, if it is a gem-stone quality diamond.
Of equal weight, gem-quality diamond is more valuable than silver.
Most valuable: Diamond Least valuable: Gravel
it is really valuable and is one of the hardest materials in the world. it is so hard that they use diamond saws (dont ask me how they made those) to cut diamond in to pieces.
Diamonds are more valuable than coal.
yes.
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A natural diamond will always be more valuable than a lab-created diamond, given the same clarity, colour, carat weight and cut of the two comparables.