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Why Is Zircon So Popular In The Market

High Cost Performance as a Diamond Alternative Diamond-like Appearance: Zircon (particularly lab-created cubic zirconia) has a high refractive index (2.15-2.18, close to diamond’s 2.42) and strong dispersion (noticeable fire effect), making it visually similar to diamonds to the naked eye, but at a fraction of the price (typically tens to hundreds of yuan per carat).…

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Moissanite vs Cubic Zirconia: Why Cubic Zirconia Outshines Moissanite?Who is more suitable for you?

Cubic Zirconia has been industrialized for mass production, with tens of thousands of carats produced within 48 hours. In contrast, moissanite requires months of high-temperature and high-pressure cultivation, resulting in significant production capacity constraints. Therefore, it is extremely rare in the market. Color control flexibility: Zirconia can be coated to produce 12 popular colors such…

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The Neon Dream: Lab-Grown Paraíba Tourmaline – Where Science Meets Beauty

💎 “Paraíba” – this name sends shivers of excitement through the jewelry world, representing the rarest neon-blue tourmaline whose electric hues and astronomical prices (up to $50,000 per carat) make it the ultimate collector’s gem. But thanks to lab-grown technology, this “King of Tourmalines” is now more accessible than ever! Today, we dive deep into lab-grown Paraíba tourmaline – its…

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Freshwater Pearl Jewelry: From Classic Elegance to Modern Trends

In the world of jewelry, few things embody the delicate beauty and timeless charm quite like freshwater pearls. These natural treasures, nurtured in serene freshwater environments, have enchanted jewelry enthusiasts for generations. Let's dive into the captivating realm of freshwater pearl jewelry, unraveling the distinction between natural and cultured pearls, exploring various designs, and uncovering…

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