Polished Lab Created Diamond Asscher Cut VVS HPHT/CVD Diamond With IGI Certification

The alluring Asscher cut is the "step-cut" cousin of the emerald cut. Like the emerald cut, it's only these rectangular-cut facets that define the cut so you can choose the individual look you love.

What is Asscher cut from?

Although it was first introduced in 1902, the Asscher cut did not become popular until the 1920s.
It was created by the Asscher Brothers of Holland’s Asscher Diamond Company who at the time were famous for cutting a 3,106 carat rough diamond. For decades after the Great Depression, Asscher cuts were primarily found in vintage jewelry stores, but the shape surged in popularity again during the early 2000s.

What is lab grown diamond and mine diamond?

First, both lab grow diamond and natural diamonds are real diamonds, which can be understood as the relationship between natural ice and ice in the refrigerator. Both are the same in the naked eye and physical and chemical properties, so ordinary people cannot identify them by the naked eye alone. Therefore, if you want to distinguish between cultivated diamonds and natural diamonds, you need to distinguish between them through a professional gem identification agency. IGI, for example, is where both natural and cultivated diamonds can be distinguished and reported. If it is a CVD/HPHT diamond, the text on the certificate: LAB GROWN indicates that the diamond is laboratory-grown diamond.

All professional and authoritative third-party testing agencies have the ability to issue grading certificates and will disclose in the report whether they are diamonds, "naturally mined diamonds" or "artificially cultivated diamonds". With the guarantee of authoritative laboratories and institutions, Lab created diamonds are increasingly accepted by the public, and many celebrities and celebrities have worn LGD on important occasions.

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