What exactly are Lab Grown Diamonds"

Lab-grown diamonds, to the naked eye, are no different than real diamonds; in fact, they are very similar down to the chemical composition, with only minor changes existing at the atomic level. So unless you are a diamond fanatic, save some bucks by opting for these comparatively cheaper and sustainable replacements.
Having taken the diamond industry by storm in recent years, these diamonds were first created in 1954 by General Electric. However, back then, they weren?t as close to naturally occurring diamonds as they are today. After numerous changes in processes and adequate research, they have risen as substitutes for the environmental practices of mining natural diamonds. These fascinating lab-grown diamonds are essentially natural diamonds but for their origin. Formed in the controlled environment of a lab, they are precisely what the name suggests, lab-grown or man-made. Check Fascinating Diamonds Knowledge center for more detail about lab-made diamonds.
How are Lab Diamonds made"

Replicating the natural process of diamond formation in a lab is the key to growing these diamonds. Although there are two separate processes, both begin at the same stage, as a seed. The first process, CVD (chemical vapor deposition) involves placing the seed in a carbon gas-rich atmosphere with extremely high temperatures. The gas accumulates around the gem and eventually crystallizes into a diamond. The process takes a couple of months ...