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Yes, they are real diamonds.
Yes, they are real diamonds, and they are certified by all the major gem laboratories in the world. Lab grown diamonds consist of carbon atoms arranged in the diamond crystal structure. According to GIA - the world's foremost authority on diamonds, coloured stones, and pearls - lab grown diamonds are identical to their natural counterparts as they are made of the same material as natural diamonds, exhibiting the same optical and chemical properties.
Simulants do not have the same chemical and physical properties as diamonds, and merely imitate the appearance of a diamond. The most well-known simulant is cubic zirconia, which is a crystal form of zirconium oxide, and moissanite, which is made of silicon carbide. Simulants do not have the same hardness and longevity as real diamonds which last forever. You can find simulants in costume jewellery. Be aware of companies that use the term SIMULANTS to take advantage of uneducated customers. On the other hand, lab grown diamonds are REAL DIAMONDS.
No they are not. Simulants are not diamonds. Be wary of websites such us “DiamondNexus.com” those types of websites sell “diamond simulants” which use very clever writing such as “round brilliant” to mislead customers. They are not real diamonds.
The first ever lab created diamonds started in the 1950’s by General Electric, however they were only being used for industrial purposes due to the low quality in colour and clarity. Over the past few decades scientists and laboratories around the world started improving the methods. But only until just a few years ago they were able to start producing gem quality diamonds, which are now available to the market.
The diamond tester will positively identify it as a diamond. They both have the exact same composition. A note of caution, using a moissanite tester will give a false reading, to find out more check our lab diamonds guide page.
Yes, we can! Novita Diamonds has a team of gemmologists ready to help. Contact us with the specifications and we can find it for you. Generally, we can give you an estimate value straight away. To find it can take from a couple of hours to a couple of days for certain stones.
Yes, we do sell coloured diamonds. Contact us and let us know what you are looking for. One of our experts will be in touch to offer you various options.
You can easily choose your loose diamond. All you need to do is go to engagement rings and start with a diamond. To select your diamond use our search tool. To make it easy and simple we offer a few basic variables, but the most important are carat, colour, clarity, and cut.
The results below show the diamonds that match your chosen filters. If you choose a diamond available in the showroom, it will be shipped on the next business day. All other diamonds may take from 5 to 15 days to be shipped. Click on Detail and choose Add Loose Diamond To Cart. Check your Order Summary and click Checkout. Fill out your details, pay, and voila!
We have an experienced team of designers and jewellers who work together to bring the most sought after designs from classical and timeless to extravagant designs and everything in between. Our products go through a strong quality control process to ensure all our rings and other jewellery is up to a high standard.
Yes. We specialise and proud ourselves on making the most beautiful custom made designs in Australia and the international market. Our team are happy to work with you and create your dream design. From simple to extravagant - we will nail it. Contact us to learn more about the process and find out about the process on our custom engagement rings guide.
Yes we specialise on custom design, no matter how intricate it is. Contact us or make an appointment to have one of our experts walk you through the process.
The main reasons are:
Yes, we currently have 6 showrooms around Australia. You can also visit our showrooms in UK, New Zealand, Singapore, Germany, Spain and Korea.
It depends on the country you are accessing our site from. The system should automatically update to your currency by checking where your IP address is from.
Yes, we have showrooms where our customers can visit us. You will be able to see, touch, and feel the amazing quality that Novita Diamonds is proud to bring to you.
We recommend you read our how to keep your proposal a secret blog, our experts go in to great detail on the best ways to do this. You can also contact us so our team members can assist you.
Yes, our jewellery is shipped with signature on delivery service and fully insured whilst in transit.
Novita Diamonds has a wholesale model pricing, with very small margins. Therefore our diamonds vary with the price of the US dollar, be wary of companies whose prices do not vary with the dollar this means they have large mark ups.
Yes, you can! Simply follow the checkout steps till the last part where we offer all the available payment methods. You will be able to choose to pay by bank transfer at the payment section.
Yes you get a laboratory certificate. In addition, for any single item purchased over AU$2,000 you get an insurance replacement appraisal at NO EXTRA COST.
All our certified diamonds are laser inscribed, giving you peace of mind that your diamond will have an easily identifiable unique number.
If unsure you can take your diamond to a valuer who can confirm the stone. Alternatively, you can bring it to one of our showrooms and we will check it for you at no cost.
For any single item purchased over AU$2,000, we will provide an appraisal certificate with your purchase at NO EXTRA COST. We use an independent valuer to make our insurance replacement appraisals.
Yes, it works the same way as with mined diamonds. For any single item purchased over AU$2,000, we provide you with an independent insurance appraisal certificate, that is the only document you will be asked when insuring your ring or other jewellery.
Yes we have, however keep in mind GIA unfortunately was very late to enter the lab grown diamond race. Most experts agree that IGI has become the authority of lab created diamonds in the world. You can find more information on our blog IGI vs GIA.
Because only round diamond shapes have an agreed pre-determined set of standard rules. While all the other shapes can vary, for example an oval shape can be made wide or elongated, and there is no right or wrong, it comes down to personal preference. While round shape can only be round therefore a standard was set and adopted by everyone.
Yes they are! As opposed to mined diamonds, only lab grown diamonds can be guaranteed to be ethical diamonds and 100% conflict free. It is extremely difficult to know the origin of a mined diamond, especially when it goes through many sets of hands after leaving the mine.
YES, and they are the only diamonds that are genuinely ethical. Do not fall into the misinformation trap set by sellers of mined diamonds. They will falsely claim that the mined diamonds they are selling are ethical. ONLY lab diamonds are truly ethical.
YES, and they are the only diamonds that qualify as eco-friendly. Do not be swayed by the marketing hype from sellers of mined diamonds arguing that their products are eco-friendly. On the contrary, it is impossible to mine a diamond without destroying the environment, ecosystems and human settlements around it.
YES, and it is essential to be aware that ONLY lab diamonds can truly ever be 100% conflict free. No diamond that is mined can ever be certified as fully conflict free with any degree of certainty due to the impossibility of tracking a mined diamond to its source mine. To better understand, please read: Is the Diamond Kimberley Process a Flop? And Blood diamonds
NO, they are not. And be very wary of claims otherwise that sellers of mine diamonds heavily advertise. Their marketing is simply false and biased to sway into buying their products.
NO, they are not since a mined diamond being eco-friendly is an impossibility. The term mining itself already explicitly denotes environmental and land destruction in order to extract something from the ground. This process is always, without exception, destructive and has cascading adverse environmental and ecological effects.
Unfortunately, there is no way to tell 100% if they are or not. It is impossible to really know were a diamond was originally found, unless you go and dig it up from the ground yourself. Instead, you are expected to take their word for it, which has been the very same reason why blood diamonds keep on flowing to the general market. To know more, please read: Is the Diamond Kimberley Process a Flop? And Blood diamonds