RUSSIAN BRILLIANTS®-
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Simulated Diamond
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Russian scientists have taken a page from Mother Nature's achievement by replicating a gem quality diamond. Russian Brilliants® is
classified as a diamond simulant. It was originally developed for use in the Russian satellite
space optics program. These diamond
simulants are hand-cut and come in different shapes and sizes. With their brilliance and fire they possess many of the same characteristics and optical properties of a natural diamond. They are very hard and will cut glass!
Personal
I.D. Inscription Available. Inscribed by major
lab and can be seen under 10X magnification. The
integrity of the stone is unaffected.
Some jewelers have difficulty distinguishing between Russian Brilliants® and a natural diamond.
Many
jewelers & gemologists rate Russian Brilliants®
as the
best diamond simulant in the world. The eye appeal is equivalent to the world's finest D-E color, flawless diamond. Beautifully hand-cut, Russian Brilliants® is convincingly the closest clone to a natural
diamond. The appearance of Russian Brilliants® is
guaranteed to last forever. fake
diamond
STANDARD CUBIC
ZIRCONIA... At times man-made gems are more beautiful (rainbow affect) than the natural diamonds they imitate.
Standard CZ will take on a pale grayish tone when exposed to sunlight over a period of time. This does not happen with Russian Brilliants®. Unlike a naturally formed diamond,
almost all CZ components are purer and the molecules gather in ideal conditions. Couple this with an unsophisticated machine cut manufacturing process and you arrive at the standard cubic zirconia
or moissanite stone. MOISSANITE Moissanite, although relatively new, does resemble a diamond. It usually has a yellowish tint. It has a silicon carbide composition. Upon close examination, moissanite is usually identifiable. This is because silicon carbide, in the manufacturing process becomes doubly refractive. The double refractive index diminishes the illusion of being a natural diamond. The cost of this stone is much higher than other
simulants. |