Loose Diamond Hybrid® Simulant

Loose Diamond Hybrid® Simulant

Those seeking earth-mined diamond alternatives would be wise to consider our stunning hybrid diamonds. The world-famous Diamond Hybrid® simulant is the most beautiful and scientifically advanced diamond-infused simulant ever created! Infused with real Lab-Grown Diamond on the outer layer, it possesses the most realistic, natural-looking brilliance you will ever see from a diamond simulant. Learn about the Diamond Hybrid simulant.

Shape

Shape

Shape refers to the appearance of the center stone. Most diamond shapes are Round, Square (Princess, Asscher, Cushion, Radiant), Rectangular ( Emerald, Elongated Radiant, Elongated Cushion), Heart-shaped, Pear-shaped (also known as tear-drop), Oval, or Marquise (like an Oval but pointed on both ends).

Carat

Carat Size

Carat weight refers not to the size of the stone, but the weight of it; two stones may have identical carat weights but have different length x width measurements depending on the cut. If you want to choose a smaller carat weight stone, opt for a higher cut grade, as this will make the stone appear larger. When selecting a stone for a specific budget, try to go slightly under a full or half carat weight, because prices jump at those sizes. For example, a 1.9ct stone will cost less than a 2.0ct, and because carat weight is distributed across the entirety of the diamond, that size difference would be nearly impossible to detect.

Price

Price

Price range for ring and accessory items are without stones set. Price range for loose stones reflect just the stone, not the ring or accessory added.

Every Diamond Hybrid is guaranteed to be D to F in color and VVS1 to VS2 in clarity

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    • Shape

      Shape

      Shape refers to the appearance of the center stone. Most diamond shapes are Round, Square (Princess, Asscher, Cushion, Radiant), Rectangular ( Emerald, Elongated Radiant, Elongated Cushion), Heart-shaped, Pear-shaped (also known as tear-drop), Oval, or Marquise (like an Oval but pointed on both ends).

    • Carat

      Carat Size

      Carat weight refers not to the size of the stone, but the weight of it; two stones may have identical carat weights but have different length x width measurements depending on the cut. If you want to choose a smaller carat weight stone, opt for a higher cut grade, as this will make the stone appear larger. When selecting a stone for a specific budget, try to go slightly under a full or half carat weight, because prices jump at those sizes. For example, a 1.9ct stone will cost less than a 2.0ct, and because carat weight is distributed across the entirety of the diamond, that size difference would be nearly impossible to detect.

    • Price

      Price

      Price range for ring and accessory items are without stones set. Price range for loose stones reflect just the stone, not the ring or accessory added.