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Zirconium or Cubic Zirconium
Not zirconium (the metal) but the zirconium dioxide - ZrO2 (crystallized in cubic form) is very similar as appearance to diamond.
Diamond ultra appears to be a brand name for a cubic zirconium stone.
Cubic zirconia (or CZ) is the cubic crystalline form of zirconium dioxide (ZrO2). The synthesized material is hard, optically flawless and usually colorless, but may be made in a variety of different colors. It should not be confused with zircon, which is a zirconium silicate (ZrSiO4). It is sometimes erroneously called "cubic zirconium". In other words: It's a fake (man-made) diamond.
No Hardness of zirconium dioxide, cubic form: approx. 8 (Mohs) Hardness of diamond: 10 (Mohs)
The best known diamond substitute is Zirconium dioxide.
it is mostly found in laptops, cubic zirconium also known as a diamond, heatproof bricks and ballpoint pens!
Yes, because is very hard - The Mohs hardness is 8. The correct name is zirconium dioxide (with the chemical formula ZrO2) - crystallized in the cubic form, not cubic zirconium (zirconium, Zr, is the metal).
No. Cubic Zirconium is a man-made crystal resembling a diamond. Some brand names are very close to the properties of a real diamond and some are not.
That the stone is not a diamond, it is a Cubic Zirconium
You'd find out what cubic zirconia is conposed of, and compare it to what diamonds are composed of, and since they are composed of different things, their chemical symbols will be different.
Diamond Aura is the name of a SIMULATED diamond, NOT a synthetic diamond. Natural diamonds and synthetic (cultured) diamonds are identical in being made of pure carbon highly compressed with a hardness of 10. Cultured diamonds cost from 2/3 to 3/4 the price of natural diamonds. SIMULATED diamonds are NOT made of pure carbon. Cubic Zirconium (zirconium dioxide with hardness 8.5) and Mossanite (silicon carbide with hardness 9.25) are simulated diamonds and cost vastly less than natural or cultured diamonds. Diamond Aura stones have a hardness of 8.5, which suggests that they are cubic zirconium.