CVD Diamonds have been the first choice for lab-grown diamond jewelry because of their identical characteristics to real diamonds. It is next to impossible to differentiate between a CVD and a natural diamond without specialized tools.

Natural diamonds and CVD diamonds have identical structures and characteristics, be they physical or chemical. CVD diamonds rank 10 on the Mohs scale of hardness. Yes, you’ve read that right!

The CVD diamonds are valued based on 4 Cs: Cut, Clarity, Color, and Carat Weight.

All of them are significant in the quality check of any diamond that every CVD Diamond Jewellery Manufacturer highly recommends.

Let's have a look at the details of all these:

The cut signifies the ability of the diamond to reflect light and dazzle based on how brilliantly the diamond is shaped and faceted, determining the proportions and finish. The well-cut diamond can become a beautiful engagement ring that catches everyone's attention. Each facet's alignment, polish, and symmetry play a vital role in a cut's impact on the diamond's enchantment.

The imperfections on the diamond, whether internal or external, are included in the clarity. The valuable diamonds have hardly any imperfections, making them rare.

The diamond clarity is measured on a scale developed by GIA(Gemological Institute of America). It ranges from inclusions or blemishes visible under 10x magnification, that is, Flawless(FL), to Included(I), in which noticeable inclusions and blemishes exist. Other measures are VVSI(very very slightly Inclusive), VSI(very slightly Inclusive), and SI(Slightly Inclusive)

The diamonds come in a variety of colors, from colorless to brown. Colorless diamonds are the most valuable diamonds in all of them. These colors influence the allure of the diamond. A colorless diamond's maximum light passes through it and sparkles at its best. However, the yellow and brown diamonds have very little too prominent saturation, which holds a similar charisma to the clear diamonds.

The main element determines the price of the diamond. Each carat is equal to 0.2 grams. It is a standard measurement that has an impact on the size of the diamond. 

However, diagnosis is a chance that the same carats may vary in size depending on the cut and shape. It is notable that the higher the carats, the more expensive it gets. The most affordable diamonds are the ones that range under 0.5. And the most expensive ones are more than 2 carats.