simulated diamond means that it has all the characteristics of a real diamond but is fake.
The best type of synthetic diamond would most likely be Cubic Zircona, a popular fake jewel that is much cheaper than diamond and unlike other fake jewels it will not change color or become tinted by an outside source for very extended periods of time.
Diamond belongs to the crystal group of minerals known as the cubic system. This means that diamond crystals have a cubic structure, with symmetrical axes of equal length.
The hardness of diamond is what allows diamond powder to effectively shape gems for jewelry. Diamond is the hardest known natural material, which means it can scratch and shape other materials with precision.
Diamond is the hardest naturally occurring material known, ranking as a 10 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. This means it is extremely durable and resistant to scratching or abrasion.
Diamonds are able to scratch other diamonds because they are one of the hardest materials known, ranking 10 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. This means that diamond has a high resistance to scratching, but it can still be scratched by another diamond due to the atomic structure and orientation of the crystals.
Its a simulated diamond. Or lab created.
Diamond Essence - simulated diamond
A simulated diamond looks similar to a diamond and its physical and chemical properties are different to a diamond and are much cheaper than a regular diamond. A simulated diamond is a lot cheaper than a natural diamond and you can buy one that is the same size of a natural one at a much lower price. However, the price depends on the 4 Cs; cut, carat, clarity and color.
My ring says this too and I am tryin to figure it what it means. Hopefully not simulated diamond labs!
Diamond Essence - simulated diamond
Diamonique is a simulated diamond -- with a name copyright by QVC, where you can buy them. You can read more, below.
Diamonvita™ is the highest quality simulated diamond product available. With a special polishing process that uses a fine diamond mesh powder, Diamonvita™ products are more radiant and brilliant than other simulated diamond options.
Yes, you do. As a jeweler, you might very well be called upon to decide whether or not a particular diamond is natural or simulated.
Simulated diamonds are typically chosen instead of a real diamond because of the price and minute visual differences from a real diamond. Sometimes simulated diamonds can vary in appearance in stylistic ways that real diamonds cannot, such as differences in color and tone.
diamondique cubic zercona , it is a simulated diamond, very nice costume
Simulation, it means simulated humans
If talking about "simulated" and NOT real synthetic / cultured / laboratory-grown diamond (which has the same properties of natural diamonds) I think the best in fire and brilliance is Moissanite, others are considered cheaper fakes.