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There are various use of diamonds. diamonds are categorized by various types like natural mined diamond, lab grown diamonds, simulant diamonds and many more. This document presents some topics of comparison between lab grown diamonds and natural mined diamond.
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- 1. COMPARISON: MINED DIAMOND AND LAB GROWN JEMMY MARIN
- 2. INTRODUCTION Most hardest substance on The Earth Strong Crystal Compound. Various industrial use due to highest thermal conductivity Attraction of precious jewelry Various Types Of Diamonds
- 3. USE OF DIAMOND Lab Grown Jewelry Drilling Highly-durable Window Heat sink of super computers Mined Jewelry X-ray Machines Industrial Cutting Polishing
- 4. MAKING PROCESS Lab Grown Artificially made from natural diamond seeds Made by men in laboratory in around 2-3 months Produced In Bulk Mined Naturally produced inside crust of Earth Formed over the course of billion years
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