Diamond and diamond are the same raw material.

The mineral that comes out of the ground is called rough diamond (or diamond).

   Raw diamonds are processed and called diamond after they are shaved with special “diamond cuts” for jewelry.

In addition, the rough diamond found in the ground is called diamond after being cut into a “diamond cut” (rose cut) shape, and this cut is usually nailed to card jewelry to make it more perfect.

In general, diamond cut is more valuable than diamond cut.

* Rough diamond consists of carbon that crystallizes at very high pressure (70 000 kg/cm3) and properties (2000 oC). This type of environment only exists at depths of 150-200 km, and rough diamonds are formed at these depths.

* Rough diamonds are then pushed into the ground by volcanic eruptions. Volcanic materials containing raw diamonds are called “kimberlite” and “lamproite”.

* Diamond is the hardest substance in the world, nothing but diamond can cut the diamond and it defies time.

* It was formed billions of years ago. The youngest diamond is approximately 900 million years old and the oldest diamond is 3.2 billion years old.

* It is truly a miracle of nature.

* It is used as a symbol of eternal love and affection.