The very simple answer is, "Yes." Takara Cultured Diamonds, grown under laboratory conditions, have the same exact characteristics and qualities, such as unequaled hardness, fire, brilliance and scintillation, as those produced by nature 100 miles below the earth's surface. The color of Takara's is also provided in the same exact fashion as nature intended - high nitrogen content produces yellow, boron added produces blue, and nitrogen-minimized produces white.

We deal only in genuine diamonds. Each and every stone goes through stringent tests for those little imperfections that assure us we're not getting fakes. You can be rest assured of the quality and genuineness of the diamonds sold at Diamonddazzlers, Inc. See similar questions...

Yes, LifeGem diamonds are considered real diamonds. LifeGem created diamonds are identical in every aspect to natural diamonds. They have the same brilliance, fire, and hardness as any high quality diamond you may find at Tiffany & Co. See similar questions...

Yes, Yehuda diamonds are natural diamonds. They're dug from the same mines as any other diamonds. We simply take the stones with small, visible imperfections and make those imperfections invisible. See similar questions...

Blue Lotus has both CZ diamonds and natural diamonds, and they are clearly demarcated. Each piece has an untearable and untamperable price tag. Which indicates the true value of the piece. of the value of purchase is given to you, if the item is returned within 15 days of purchase. The item has to be in unused* condition, and should be accompanied by the cash Memo and the Guarantee Card. of the value of purchase is given back, if the item is returned any time. See similar questions...

All of the stones in our jewelry are genuine. In fact, all of the gemstones used, except our blue topaz, are natural and have not been irradiated to enhance the color. If you were to inspect our stones with a loop you will find tiny inclusions that occur in natural stones. If you take the jewelry to a jeweler, they will be able to verify this. The natural color of stones varies. We try to use the best quality, but there is some variation in the color from piece to piece. See similar questions...

Takara's are pure diamond, and rate 10 or 10+ on the Mohs scale. The 10+ aspect refers to previous findings by the GIA and others that lab-grown diamonds are slightly harder and less brittle than natural diamonds. This can be inferred to be a result of ideal nitrogen dispersion in lab-diamonds, and a more perfect crystal structure. For additional details on this, please see Takara vs. natural diamond comparison page. See similar questions...

i-Diamonds is an established site. It is part of I-Jewellery.com group of jewellery sites. We manufacture and design our gold jewellery. In i-Diamonds you can see our huge and amazing range of diamond rings, diamond pendants, diamond necklaces and diamond bracelets with outstanding quality and good prices. Our aim is to offer quality diamond jewellery at competitive prices providing diamond certificates with every item purchased. See similar questions...

One of the keys to finding a good diamond is making sure it has a good cut. The sides of the diamond need to be at specific angles so that when light enters the diamond, it is internally reflected instead of being refracted out of the diamond. See similar questions...

We recommend that the Kawase Takara Wonder Sheet be used continuously for 30 days. Initially, the foot patches will be dark - these are the toxins being drained from the body. After subsequent use, the user will notice that the foot patches will turn lighter, signifying that toxin levels in the body have decreased. At this point, it is up to the individual user; some continue to use the Kawase Takara Wonder Sheet for their general well-being, while others stop altogether. See similar questions...

Takara's are true, pure diamond - grown above ground instead of underneath it. The laboratory simply recreates the same conditions that are present under the earth (very high temperature, very high pressure) allowing diamonds to be 'grown' in the laboratory. It is sometimes difficult to believe that diamonds can now be produced in a laboratory for jewelry use, but it's (at long last) a reality. See similar questions...

Yes, it's for real and it happens all the time, but rather randomly. It's not generally structured or monitored, and no, chances are you won't trust your instincts well enough to know what to do. There is no guarantee that your pet will come back to you if they are uncertain about things. Princess may not even know what to do, whether the time is right for you, whether you still want her, what effects seeing her old toys may have on her, etc. See similar questions...

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Absolutely! Remember, Takara's are true, pure diamond. The analogy is very comparable to tomatoes - whether you pick a tomato from a wild plant you stumble upon in a field (wild tomatoes), or pick it from a plant that is growing in a man-made greenhouse (designed for optimal growing conditions), you still have a tomato, and nature grows the tomato in either case. The green-house one is likely to look better, and perhaps taste better too, but they are both tomatoes. See similar questions...

Read my article “Bonded Jewelers” to learn the secrets to finding the best diamond in the world. See similar questions...

The LifeGem techniques create some of the most valuable diamonds in the world, both because of the diamond quality and the memorial it creates. A LifeGem is also rare because they come in colors uncommonly found in nature. Our overall quality target is at the VS level.* Due to the scientific nature of this process, your LifeGem will contain flaws much like natural diamonds. Although they will be stunning to the naked eye, clarity value minimums cannot truly be stated. See similar questions...