Moissanite v. Natural Diamond v. Lab Grown Diamond: Comparing the difference in 2020.

[@MTLJack]

Diamonds are overrated for most rich people. I bought a real diamond engagement ring for my Fiance. During pandemic , we both worked crazily in the public field and were never at home. One night, we came back home after being robbed. Insurance only covered half the value of the diamond ring because they said the resale value dropped. My point being is, buy what you can afford and what you are comfortable with. Don't let social media and friends affect your budget. Diamond is just a rock at the end of the day and even one day , you are in the misery and need quick cash, its not worth that much. The best investment jewelery are watches like Rolex. These never drops in prices but only goes up. Do yourself and your woman a favour, get a moissonite ring but also get her a Rolex watch. She will be very happy.

[@jbone9900]

Lab grown it's real and cheaper plus no one was enslaved to get it.

[@liveandletlive7152]

Another point to add is a good woman who loves the environment and her hubby to be will also not mind the moissy at all. Moissy all the way!

[@liveandletlive7152]

@@jbone9900 that too is a huge deal breaker for me

[@antwto8784]

Get her whatever she wants. Like you did.

[@caribbeannekoak4188]

that's why rich people use real diamonds..is more expensive and it worth nothing after you buy it.. is showing off how they throw their money.

[@toxicginger9936]

It blows my mind that Moissanite is only recently gaining popularity. I have been wearing my Moissanite Solitaire Studs for 18 straight years. They are as stunning today as the first day I put them in. I've proudly sworn by Moissanite since then.

[@FireandBrilliance]

Love it!

[@treedillinger5801]

They were patented until 2018, only one company was making them. Now anyone can make them and the price has dropped.

[@1timerod]

Facts same with me

[@geebrewer8186]

I have a Moissanite band ring that I have worn for a good 12 years now ,and still looks great.

[@maryhirsch7170]

I love it too!

[@laceylampel8227]

My engagement ring is moissanite and I love it. I actually prefer the look over a diamond.

[@alexelsewhere404]

An honest review and have earned my trust as a gem connoisseur. My wife loves her Moissanite

[@8SDKTM]

personally, I prefer lab-made sapphires they're blue-r and sparklier, I didn't know diamonds could be created in a lab too

[@sinephase]

I love the lab grown stuff because they're basically perfect and some lab gems can be super cheap like rubies! It's cool that virtually anyone can have their favourite stones now! :D

[@steverocksyo]

I just ordered some super inexpensive lab created rubies, sapphires and emeralds from India. I want them just to have lab gems in a collection. Will order garnets too.

[@doveleboeuf6625]

I have a pendant, earrings, and ring. You'd be surprised how many jewelry stores sell lab rubies, because of prices for rubies. Don't the US still have an embargo against Burma. So we don't import rubies from them now, unless we changed that. Lab stones are not fake, like rubies are grown from a small "seed" of the real thing.

[@AgathaTsing]

Thanks for the information. I will choose man made gemstones from now on for the sake of the environment 😊

[@9fiveb180]

Moissanite is actually DOUBLY REFRACTIVE. Meaning, it splits the light that goes into the stone, and bounces off the facets and back up to the eye into TWO. That's why you can take a diamond and moissanite that both have the exact dimensions and facet pattern, put them side by side and the moissanite will look like it has more facets. Which is why you get more of the flashes of white and colors dancing around the gem. They’ve got to cut moissanite differently to get it to appear more subdued like that of a diamond. But Charles & Colvard have made some amazing headway in developing cut patterns to help moissanite look almost identical to it’s diamond counterpart. But it takes a great lapidary to pull it off.

[@thuglife2ea424]

So does moissanite shine better?

[@alejandrovilleda7290]

@@thuglife2ea424 yes, this is what gives moissanite the superior shine or fire per say

[@ThomasBomb45]

Why would you want LESS shine? Smh

[@liveandletlive7152]

@@ThomasBomb45 some say the moissy can appear like a disco ball which looks. About tacky for some.

[@supernova11711]

I got a Charles and Colvard moissanite just recently…you just explained why it looks so much like a diamond. I was looking forward to the brilliant rainbow colours honestly but regardless, it’s still the most beautiful ring I’ve ever seen so…I’m not complaining 😊

[@kennywhitaker827]

nice vid...just bought moissanite stud earrings and they are way more brilliant than my diamonds at a fraction of the cost...unreal!

[@somethingginterestingg4275]

Where did you buy them?

[@Johnbro8]

Love mossanite, so much more fire in the gem. But always ask for the certificate

[@Hboogie182]

But moissanite is not as hard or durable than lab diamonds. You have to clean it more often no?

[@jacobdawson7880]

@@Hboogie182 no not at all , moissanite can only be scratched by diamond itself , 2nd hardest in the world for a reason

[@jacobdawson7880]

@Flip my Mask you do realise moissanite is rarer than diamond to find naturally? And is far to small once found to create a natural gemstone out of it , so i highly doubt you find it on your beach strolls

[@bathsalt79]

It's really up to personal preference, how the light dances around the stone. i personally do not like moissanite, will go for lab grown.

[@eriks7405]

Always make sure to have it for resale.

[@keneishag6807]

I would like to see a video showing/explaining the difference between colorless and near colorless moissanite and maybe show them in different cuts if it makes a difference.

[@KristaAndersonPhilipps]

So type it in on KZbin. It's Brilliant vs Forever One.

[@suzannehogg1749]

Very good.

[@jdogg5543]

Darker ones go on yellow and rose gold. The lighter ones go on platinum and white gold. They have a few videos as well. The darker ones are much cheaper cause they are more "flawed" the darker they are but they usually aren't noticed as much as yellow gold and hence used on yellow gold the most.

[@jdogg5543]

Also out of the 4 C's. Cut is always the most important in case you were wondering. They also have excellent cut. Ideal cut (which is after excellent) and some places super rare have a cut called super ideal hearts and arrows cut and they have a trademarked patent machine to cut them perfectly like that. They also have single cut which is I believe 16 facets and full cut which has 57 facets. Some melee (melee is small diamonds) have only single cut because some jeweler's don't think you will notice or that it is worth it for the extra effort to cut small melee diamonds fully. So you have 1. Type of cut. (Single or full) 2. Cut quality (bad, good, very good, excellent, idea,l and in some rare places, super ideal hearts and arrows. 3. You have types of cut designs..(8 hearts, 10 hearts, cats eye, constellation, round brilliant etc). As you can see, cut gets overwhelming and confusing very quickly. Color DEF almost all look the same and GHI almost look like them as well to naked eye which can save lots of money. And then JKL can be used on yellow gold to save money. In my opinion, white gold is the most expensive out of yellow gold and rose gold because it uses near colorless diamonds which are more expensive and it needs to be rhodium plated. White gold 18k also cost more than platinum at the moment.

[@helenalovelock1030]

@@jdogg5543what is the hearts and arrows cut in moissanite? Is it the best cut ?

[@WhatTheKorea]

I have a moissanite engagement ring and love it. It’s stunning!

[@dougdouglas3945]

Good stuff. Lots of good information. I was expecting you to be in favor of one or the other but you kept it straight, just giving the facts. Much appreciation. Thanks for the video.

[@keneishag6807]

Oh also I would like to see a size comparison of moissanite side by side on a female hand. I would especially like to see this in a radiant cut or enlongated cushion.

[@shirleywang1973]

moissanites look exactly like diamonds

[@Enigmatic1776]

​@@shirleywang1973 I do believe the blind can draw social security checks, might wanna look into it.

[@angelicamariehackettotoole9189]

I wish you’d show more videos of the gemstones you feature in more natural/common everyday lighting and conditions instead of super zoomed in studio lighting videos..just a suggestion :) I still wonder what they’d look like with a more “real life” POV if you get what I’m saying xx

[@angelicamariehackettotoole9189]

I find myself preferring to see this whenever I watch your videos, especially comparison ones :) xx

[@KristaAndersonPhilipps]

The Moissanite sparkles like that and 10x more in natural lighting. Look up forever one videos and you'll see regular people showing them off.

[@ashleyburgess6898]

Thank you for taking the time to edit your shirt to change color 😂made my day

[@FireandBrilliance]

No problem 😊

[@cavoreo]

I noticed that too.

[@skatardrummer1]

Not trying to split hairs, but just to clarify for folks that may not be aware. Moissanite is a natural stone. It's just that often moissanite found is not large enough. So they sre not exclusively man made. But probably most of them that folks purchase are. If someone was worried about avoiding destructive mining processes, they may want to check how the moissanite was obtained

[@georgiabelle5176]

Moissanite comes from meteorites so it’s highly unlikely that any that are sold are not lab created

[@Debyday1]

I love my Moissanite diamond cut 3.75 so much! 🥰🤩🌈

[@tkaart2242]

Thanks for the video. Ordered a 2.5 carat Moissante Vivid Yellow from China for my center stone replacing my 1 carat mined diamond. I would of never been able to afford a 2.5 carat mined diamond.

[@MRTRIGGERMAN1]

You'll love it.

[@FXNorm]

Vivid yellow is astounding.

[@rogerhargreaves2272]

Great video, just the one I’ve been waiting for. As a collector of gemstones I have many different types of Maisonette from 9~12 carat. I don’t own any pure Diamond as they cost too much, but have noticed a slight reduction in price. That being said, my favourite diamond like has to be natural Zircon (mainly from Cambodia). Zircon is much older than Diamond by about one billion years, comes in many colours and has an outstanding fire. Thank you for taking you time and effort in making this production, it’s much appreciated. Rog from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿.

[@lanzi655]

Zircon is not as strong, hard, than a real or laboratory produced Diamond. And it hasn't that colour reflection as a Diamond.

[@rogerhargreaves2272]

Rolf lanzinger - no it is not as hard as Diamond on the MOHS scale, but it does have a more brilliant light refraction than Diamond. It depends on the 4 ‘C’s’ of the stone.

[@giovannidubon2645]

Your talking about natural Zirconia aka czs right not the fake plastic cheap version of it.

[@rogerhargreaves2272]

Giovanni Dubon - yes, the naturally mined Zircon, not the man made Cubic Zirconium. You can tell the difference by it’s density, it’s easily damaged and the price.

[@jodiamcleod6468]

La

[@serisingh]

Can you make a video comparing the comfort of different ring and wedding band types? And maybe a,so compare durability of a prong vs bezel setting for a stone of varying size? It would be helpful to know how often people catch their ring on things or need repairs with various styles.

[@tommywiseau_]

customer values have changed, people don't love slave labor natural diamonds. prices are still inflated for lab diamonds, and so a lot of people are turning to alternatives in stones and indie craftwork, etsy sellers etc. it's uniqueness vs. tradition, and concern for ethical sourcing.

[@cbisme6414]

Tommy De Beers won't be happy, especially as they've been hoarding natural diamonds to control the price, their vault would be decreasing in value, especially as they're not ethically sourced.

[@jessethabarber]

As people start to realize that moissanite is basically the exact same thing and look even better. They'll be worth more than diamonds.

[@gitchygitchyyaya]

I agree! Get your moissanite now

[@juhadexcelsior]

@@gitchygitchyyaya if that happens...just buy diamonds lol

[@patriciabilinkas3911]

I only buy moissanite in 14k. It is so sparkly.

[@Keltonchanning]

where do you buy from. I want a good seller

[@patriciabilinkas3911]

Brently Purell Jones I buy my moissanite from JTV.com. They’re called Moissanite Fire on there but are the top brand.

[@kmjandrews3312]

DIAMOND GMO IS A LOST GIRL

[@littleshadow2707]

@@patriciabilinkas3911 JTV is where I've always bought all my jewels too! And you always wanna make sure that you're gettN quality gemstones & not FAKES!

[@jacobdawson7880]

@@patriciabilinkas3911 top brand 🤣🤣🤣

[@avengerscap]

An I hallucinating but did his shirt color change very often throughout one of the segments?

[@mandywilson4757]

Ummm... 🤔 Did it not phase either of you that he was, in fact, talking about COLORS when you began to hallucinate? 🎨🖌️

[@debramoss2267]

Answers all of my questions including ones I had not thought of yet 🤔 Wonderful video and refreshingly entertaining. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@FireandBrilliance]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@danacarter9147]

​@@FireandBrilliance Moissanites are definitely diamond's role models!

[@Lyn4817]

I love my lab diamonds. I defy anyone with a natural eye to be able to tell the difference. The other factor that will make a lab diamond more affordable is the previous metal used in the design. You don't need to insure most lab diamond designs as opposed to a natural diamond set in platinum of gold.

[@msk3905]

"I love my lab diamonds. I defy anyone with a natural eye to be able to tell the difference." or under a micro-scope because they are Diamonds!

[@andriyshapovalov8886]

Synthetic rubies was quite common in USSR which ceased to exist way earlier than 20 years ago. And more to that the 'synthetic gem crystals have been manufactured since the late 1800s'

[@spanishjo4282]

I award you the best presenter in yutube 2020!

[@pmpackrat8579]

What about the blood spilled by the people harvesting natural diamonds? Are natural diamonds worth the lives lost and the mobsters making billions each year off of others suffering?

[@SR16732]

Yes

[@aidentan6879]

it all comes down to humanity's perception of value. Things that are easy to get i.e. Lab are not worth their attention. Only when sacrifices are involved do they see value in them. This is the sad reality of the world we live in. I just bought a lab grown engagement ring and the traceability and social awareness does feel really good.

[@Ocudavidimvideooo]

@@aidentan6879 I'd also take a lab one any time before a natural one. And to think they weren't even that expensive, until De Beers started heavily marketing it by telling men they are lesser than, if they can't afford them. Gross.

[@aidentan6879]

@@Ocudavidimvideooo At the end of the day, it all boils down to how you and your loved ones feel. If they believe that beauty of a diamond can be achieved ethically at a cheaper price then I guess you truly found the right one :)

[@Ocudavidimvideooo]

@@aidentan6879 I found so far that depending on men isn't the wisest thing to do, so I got the diamonds on my own 😁

[@stevekatz4372]

To Me, it makes no difference at all! We Humans with our 20/20 vision can't really tell which is which! Sometimes we can see a difference in the cut of the stone because like anything else, when Mas Produced there is the good and not so good. So IMO, the bottom line is how Satisfied are you with the product you are buying! Enjoy your Purchase and be happy!

[@georgemonde8237]

Wonder how many are being passed off as real diamonds

[@lanzi655]

At last a honest explanation. Thank you for it.

[@davidh9844]

Natural diamonds carry the prices they do because of DeBeer's propaganda. They are rare, hard to find, labor intensive, blah blah blah! If they are so rare, why is it that virtually 50% of the population of the 1st world owns at least one? If I were in the market, I would love to buy synthetic diamonds. They are diamonds. Period. Only alot cheaper, and come in affordable colors. Pinks and blues are the best. Moissanite is a tad too sparkly for my tastes, but will do in a bind. You too can own Elizabeth II's diamond collection if you go for moissanite. She will look down her royal nose at you, regardless of what you chose to wear.

[@edwardliles99]

You Only Get What Your Pay For As Genuine Diamonds Hold Their Value..Dia Broker

[@davidh9844]

@@edwardliles99 Really? Like new cars hold their value? They don't. Resale on a diamond will almost always be a fraction of the buying price. Now anecdotally, I lived in Europe many (many) years ago, and was friendly with a young woman from South Africa. Her family was very comfortable financially, but unable to get their money out of the country. The story goes, and I cannot confirm this first hand, but its a good story anyway, that Gina smuggled two flawless 5 carat blue diamonds out of the country in her shoe, and deposited them in a safe deposit box. They were apparently worth a good deal of money then, I can't imagine what they might be worth today. But she told me, and I have no reason to doubt her, 10 carats of flawless blue diamonds came out of the country. Blue South African diamonds, mined by slaves, cut I know not where. Lovely girl, but in the end, I married the right woman, and she married the right man.

[@jbone9900]

@@davidh9844 lab grown are real carbon but moissanite is faker then a politician don't buy it.

[@freddievara8117]

Big diamond companies are all heading towards lab stones

[@EmVeeBeen]

Yep, DeBeers now produces lab-grown diamonds after years of being condescending towards them. 🙄

[@eriks7405]

They loose up to 50% value after purchase the natural ones do not.

[@FXNorm]

@@eriks7405 you mean lose? your wheel is loose.

[@sail253]

@@eriks7405 i would argue mined diamond loose 50 percent and lab loose more like 70 percent, but i think most people dont want to sell their sentimental object, at least i wouldnt

[@kuo-weilee197]

You have a very clear explanation.

[@jamesrichardson8379]

Diamond clear.

[@jamesrichardson8379]

I mean crystal clear.

[@jamesrichardson8379]

But this is about diamonds. So Diamoond clear again.

[@gabitzakissy]

Natural diamond seems to have a subtle golden hue to it

[@geebrewer8186]

with the median price of a house in the USA being almost $500K, lab and Moissanite are excellent alternatives if you are saving for a house for young people today. Diamonds 🥰 , but lets face it, SUPER expensive.

[@mindiculbertson6141]

Can you do a video showing the size vs price, let's say a 1 carat, of the 3? Mined diamond, lab diamond, moissanite diamond?

[@pureenlightmen]

Moissonette : 1 ct is 100 USD Natural Diamonds : 1 ct GIA AAA is 10.000 USD Lab Diamond : don't know....

[@whoop4027]

Just got a 2.5 ct vvs1 e ideal for 9800

[@mikefeng4759]

Good quality, about $15,000

[@mikefeng4759]

@@pureenlightmen $3000

[@earlystrings1]

Usually, the only way to tell a lab diamond is that it lacks the faults found in a natural stone.

[@pfmcgrew]

A lab diamond can be just as flawed with inclusions, yellowing, poorly cut, etc. as a natural diamond. They are scored and graded just the same, by the same gem labs. An S2, K color lab diamond is just cas easy to find as a natural diamond graded the same. The process replicates nature therefore it produces the same variables.

[@sail253]

I wonder if labs will be able to recreate that as well to make them indistinguishable

[@hchchc54]

@@sail253 they pretty much are

[@kdesilva1990]

Got a 2 carat lab grown Diamond for our 10 year anniversary and it’s such an upgrade compared my .5 carat. Super happy with the size and sparkle. I was out and about and noticed that my ring, when the light in the stores hit it, it has rainbow. Does this mean it’s fake? I looked it up and that’s what comes up first. I would be so pissed. Got the ring from Jared’s.

[@FXNorm]

The fire is more intense in a lab grown because its more pure.. 2 carat vvs1 D real diamond would cost over $20,000.. If the cut and polish are the same, both rings would have the exact same fire.

[@criticalthinking7525]

I noticed its sometimes the color of some lights like walmart has yellows lights. The. Sun obviously is natural light no problem there.

[@rinserepeat4607]

its the way the light reflects through the Diamond/Moissanite stone like water in a partially frozen ice cube that makes it stand out.. the paparazzi camera type flashes that pierce your vision

[@itsmealtagracia6339]

I would like to consider moissanite and sona diamond lab rather mine diamond🥰🥰🥰

[@cavoreo]

I bought my wife a lab diamond. It looks fantastic. G color, vvs2, round.

[@jbone9900]

Not moissanite is fake and phony lab is the real deal.

[@felixwong4091]

Very informative!

[@jayhome2715]

Considering Lab Diamonds have ZERO resale value they are way overpriced for the initial sale price........like criminally overpriced!

[@ThomasBomb45]

Then why not buy a lab diamond secondhand? Take advantage of that low price!

[@jenniferhall8128]

Where? I can’t find second hand lab grown diamonds anywhere!

[@Djlukz]

Why do you wanna buy a resale diamond?

[@ThomasBomb45]

@@Djlukz Cause they're literally the same thing, just cheaper and there are no ethical or environmental concerns

[@MRTRIGGERMAN1]

Absolutely true. Just ask somebody to buy one off you you'll see what its worth. There are no second hand ones out there because nobody is buying them.

[@ReVerseMe100]

But only natural diamonds have any resale value....I would have loved a lab diamond, but it’s hard to justify spending thousands on a ring that has no long term value beyond sentiment.

[@giovannidubon2645]

Sorry to say, but if you bought a natural diamond it loose 50 percent of its value when it leaves the store.

[@itsaaronlolz]

Giovanni Dubon true but moisanite has zero value lol

[@mariejones3913]

Giovanni Dubon NOT true! i bought diamond for $15,000 in 2005 spent $2,500 on setting just recently had it appraised for home owners ins and it is appraised at $40,000 so that’s a gain!

[@giovannidubon2645]

@@mariejones3913 appraised vs you trying to sell it will be two different things but go to a pawn shop/local jewelry or diamond distributor near you and tell me what they would buy it straight up.

[@giovannidubon2645]

@@itsaaronlolz yes but which one would you have set on silver or gold if we want to bring zero value a perfect cut d color mossinate which is of little value or a scratched up 1-3 diamond with jk color same price range.

[@Celia-gq4yq]

Awesome video. Thank you so much

[@FireandBrilliance]

Glad you liked it!

[@itsaaronlolz]

honesty i wear my cz princess cut on rose gold over silver more than my brilliant cut gia certified GIA diamonds on white gold stud earrings and they’re both 0.5 tcw.

[@nsp74]

so why are scientists say that diamonds are formed millions of years while you can create within weeks or months?

[@steverocksyo]

I have a blue lab diamond. A similar nature made blue diamond would be $500k

[@MRTRIGGERMAN1]

The new Moissanites are truly fabulous. Way better than going lab grown.

[@MRTRIGGERMAN1]

I just cancelled my orders for moissanites as the same distributor is offering me Lab Diamonds for $100 per 1/2 carat VS1 d color. God help the dummies that dont see the writing on the wall.

[@mkaylahjohnson]

Who is your distributor?

[@mitalinatalkar7252]

you have not inform about their resale value . natural daimond has resale how about rest 2 ? are they has resale value

[@sunwm2003]

You are saving more on a lab grown than you loss on resale of a natural. The math is very straight forward. No brainer. Natural are for suckers.

[@mitalinatalkar7252]

@@sunwm2003 thhank you so much for the reply. I work for famous jewellery brand in India and I am improving my knowledge of daimond and your video are helping me alot. 🙏🏻

[@jwag2708]

One point missed is "Investment" (or return on investment).

[@somethingginterestingg4275]

Where did all of you buy your mossanite?

[@aajohnsoutube]

Derrr.... Good comparison for the less educated. It’s all carbon. Refractive index... that said, the big question - what value do you place on the stone? and why?

[@annedavis3340]

Well, a moissanite is all Silicon Carbide but I know what you mean, they all contain carbon ;)

[@annedavis3340]

Moissanite has higher luster than diamond, more fire (colorful flash) and brilliance (white flash) than diamond. If you want something that's even more like what people think a diamond is like than a diamond is, moissanite. Diamond is slightly harder, but moissanite is still harder than everything but diamond. Moissanite is tougher (fractures less easily. Diamond also has two planes of fracture, moissanite has none. As an example of how toughness works, you wouldn't think twice about cutting something on a plate, but you're careful how you set the same plate in a sink) Moissanite occurs in meteorites but not at sizes for gemstone jewelry, so you don't have to worry about the ethics of where the stone was sourced and what the profits were used for You're right. It's all down to tastes, different people value different things.

[@aajohnsoutube]

Anne Davis i guess my point is people put a lot of value on simply being a natural diamond. None of the options exactly light up a room.... I don’t agree with the whole idea by the way. But once the original rational for investing in a “precious” diamond is gone, why substitute with anything?

[@annedavis3340]

@@aajohnsoutube diamonds aren't an "investment" in the first place, the price of gold has gone up and the price of diamonds have gone down this year because of current events (Tiffany's dropped the price of their diamonds 10% already) I prefer not buying things that have an artificially inflated value from stockpiling the item in a warehouse to create an impression of "rareness" I would rather have 3 less-expensive rings than one very expensive one People get shiny things because they're pretty and they like looking at it Different people have different values, though. If you wanna get a tattoo or a toaster oven as a symbol of your love, you do you :)

[@annedavis3340]

@@aajohnsoutube natural diamonds are like cars: they lose value when you drive it off the lot. You can buy an engagement ring, drive across town to an unaffiliated store that day and try to sell it there: you won't get an offer anywhere near what you just paid. If you bought a piece that belonged to Elizabeth Taylor or Marilyn Monroe, the inherent value will be the provenance more than the stones themselves. But most people aren't buying a ring that was Colleen Moore's or something, so you might as well get something that's physically identical and costs less if you want a diamond imo

[@carolandrade20]

I’m in love with your videos

[@nicolebudgell6059]

Lab grown diamonds are also cheaper because they have no resale value which is ridiculous

[@bellabelony]

Depends on the size is for bank account....

[@MrTAT275]

Thank you for the explanation

[@geebody8969]

You would think lab diamonds would be the way to go.... but No we’ll keep tearing shit up mining them

[@juzagirlntheroom2692]

Lab diamonds still have a pretty big carbon footprint. Though, you are right it doesn't directly dig up mother earth. Moissanite is the most friendly way to go Plus, unless you buy a terribly overpriced, yet not better brands like Charles and Colvard is now, you will always be able to get your money almost entirely back from a high quality, well cared for moissanite peace.

[@GeneralRock114]

How about clarity?

[@susannablue]

How much lower, at this time, Nov. 2022, is the resale price of these 3 types of gems as compared to their original purchase or sale price??? How much is lost at resale, at this time?? So, like a car losing value as soon as it leaves the dealer's lot, how much lower in value are these gems worth as soon as they leave the jewelry store?? (i.e., diamonds, moissanite, & lab gown diamonds??? And would they lose in value at the same percentage across the board??)

[@joshuasamuel6496]

Nice video. Good filter points for each stones..

[@darnellbuffalobills7182]

My earring is diamond and mossanite it was 180$

[@isaackolton9783]

I wasn't referring to mine diamonds I was referring to the fact that Lab-grown are the solution for the high price of mine diamonds. You can like it or not but moissanite are not diamonds they are made out of silicon but again if you like it that your choice enjoy it.

[@thuglife2ea424]

Huh? I thought moissanite was its on jew 2nd hardest after diamonds

[@jbone9900]

@@thuglife2ea424 nah that's stuff made out of silicon not carbon it's fake.

[@neetujagdev9837]

I have a question can we wear it regularly like doing home chores ,washing dishes .Or it will fade

[@FireandBrilliance]

Moissanite is 2nd hardest next to only diamond. It is very durable and typically stands the test of time as long as it does not encounter brute force. Thanks!

[@EricOnYouTube]

Thumbs down for no mention of blood diamonds when talking about mined diamonds and lab diamonds.

[@karennava9169]

Aren’t blood diamonds minded diamonds only more crime heavy?

[@Wetknees]

@@karennava9169yes??

[@muhiyadinhussein3368]

I like diamonds and metwrote stories very good

[@_DST0NE_]

Lab grown is the way to go.

[@Colzmon]

Is it uncommon to see full pave moissanite rings? I noticed mostly only big stones are popular? Love the sparkle of pave so curious

[@IONE_the_Enby]

No you just gotta know what you're looking for. I got my moissanite eternity band on etsy

[@iomoon3608]

JuliaBJewelry on Etsy has very pretty ones.

[@supernova11711]

I think that it’s because most of the top sellers only make them a certain size…too large for pave.

[@chriskerswell5821]

Loved the video, just one thing I feel I have to make a point on. The environmental impact of a Lab diamond is actually worse than mined diamond because they’re being mass produced in factories.

[@maryburge2505]

My man you pick out one for me I'll be happy whatever you get me wrong if you can if it's only silver I will love it anyway

[@mysweetface84]

Love your videos!

[@annahmorrowvlog758]

It's a good explanation..I like it.its so helpful fo

[@annahmorrowvlog758]

The video it very helpful to those who wants to buy a diamond..

[@mindakahn9964]

I’m 65, married for 39 years. If I could do it over again I’d skip the diamond and get a beautiful gold band. There are so many things you can do with the money. I would have liked a really special honeymoon. And, if you wear nice or good jewelry people will assume your gems are real. In the end it’s stuff, and stuff you have to insure.

[@FireandBrilliance]

Well said!

[@galaapple5855]

I buy a piece that speaks to me 😊😊😊

[@theopomierski7022]

I am looking for a 5 carat moisonite pear shape . . . Do yo sell them ?

[@FireandBrilliance]

Yes, please feel free to reach out to us here. fireandbrilliance.com/pages/inquire-with-f-b

[@FXNorm]

5 carat vivid yellow $420 professionally cut. worth over 1/2 million.

[@vister6757]

If you like the blink and style but not the value and not planning to sell it then just go for any cheaper and beautiful alternative. Unless you care about showing others you can afford the expensive diamonds.

[@HoaVo-wo2wk]

Hi! Good informations to everybody who 're like the diamond. Thanks

[@leonarhanneken2629]

I am currently watching jtv moissanite beautiful. Will buy me one soon

[@doraemonchan637]

So lab diamond is not actually real diamond?

[@rileysmith4595]

Nope, they are the same. These days, lab diamonds are generally considered more sustainable/ethical. The only drawbacks are that GIA, the most reputable diamond lab does not grade lab grown diamonds. However other labs like IGI do grade them, and still have good quality assurance. Lab diamonds also contain a microscopic serial number, but this is only visible with a powerful microscope and does not affect its clarity.

[@nazirahnajib3773]

isnt moissanite natural gemstone ?

[@cw5451]

Nope

[@joantrotter3005]

See two comments above. Yes they exist, but they are really rare. They were found in meteor originally.

[@FXNorm]

@@cw5451 Yup

[@dennisdelgado7350]

Thank you for this very informative video!

[@julielewiss6904]

how much moissonette 2ct , 3ct hơw much

[@FireandBrilliance]

Have you checked out our website? You can see it here for yourself. Enjoy! fireandbrilliance.com/collections/loose-gemstones

[@jamaicaisnotarealplace890]

I’m not really concern about the environment, I’m more concerned about the African people that died to mine these diamonds.

[@leondelafonte]

For some people, the struggle, and challenge of acquiring the mined gem is what makes them more attractive.

[@brendamiller9559]

Answered all my questions

[@iomoon3608]

I have all three because I want multiple rings!

[@meowsparkles537]

Can you explain the difference between a lab created vs a moissanite since they are both "unnaturally created"

[@xxsam0917xx]

As fas as I know, moissanite isn't a diamond. Lab-created however, is a diamond with the same chemical specs like a natural diamond. The only difference is lab-created doesn't cause environmental issues because it's manmade.

[@meowsparkles537]

@@xxsam0917xx Thank You I understand what you just explained but mossianite and lab created are both " Lab Created" so what is the difference? None, basically they are the same because they are "CREATED" by a human, am I right?? jw

[@xxsam0917xx]

@@meowsparkles537 If you're referring to both being man-made, then yes. But if you compare moissanite to a lab-grown diamond, moissanite is a wannabe diamond if that makes sense. Moissanite only looks like a diamond but it's not actually a diamond. That's why they are an alternative to a diamond and is very inexpensive. Lab-grown diamonds are still costly but not compared to a natural diamond.

[@meowsparkles537]

@@xxsam0917xx oh wow! I appreciate the information, you just made my decision that much easier. Thank You :)

[@xxsam0917xx]

@@meowsparkles537 No problem!

[@juliasanders8233]

The only thing, is that if u have to sell lab diamonds wouldn’t get u much, its basically dust after u walk out of the store

[@Wetknees]

I bet you everybody who’s made this exact same common also owns a car😂

[@livestarv]

EXCELLENTLY SAID

[@gemradiant6350]

In a naturally mined diamond, a color range D-F are all colorless. In looking at many diamonds and Moissanite, the faceting of a natural diamond if better and more brilliant, even if there is less fire. There's definitely a big prince difference among the three choices.

[@pfmcgrew]

The color range grading is exactly the same for mined & lab diamonds...and moissanite. D-F is colorless for all of them.

[@BIGTUNES2010]

You did not mention that Lab diamonds have almost no resell value compared to a Natural diamond

[@johnz5359]

Natural diamond's resale value is a tiny fraction of what you bought it for anyway. Because diamonds are so plentiful, they're basically worthless. Companies that own the diamonds release only a small amount to keep the prices artificially high.

[@BIGTUNES2010]

@@johnz5359 untrue small low quality diamonds under 1 ct is plentiful that is the ones they use in drill bits gem quality diamonds are very rare

[@virgiloliver9747]

I have also black diamond moisanite

[@julie-sm8kn]

Michael I don’t know what to get 3 carat cushion moisenitte or cz

[@Karina-Loves-Andreas]

CZ dulls over time, Moisenite doesn't. If you want to wear often & retain appearance for years, pay more & get Moissenite

[@BacGold]

Gostei muito dó seu canal é sou garimpeiro é descobri muito coisa interessante pedra de raio fugorito é ó trás mais

[@cathywoodward6171]

Another helpless video, did not tell how to verify which one is which

[@hockeycardrookiesslimscrap1588]

I just got 30 1.5mm si yellow diamonds for 205dollers it’s 0.45ct

[@casseymariam369]

Hi, I would like to ask the amount, value of reselling my moissanite gem.

[@TomCrockett-bl1gp]

Ford Lighting ev. A pickup with a trunk. Brilliant.

[@sonalpatel6119]

Yes