Diamond Nexus Labs, Diamond Simulants Options

[spunky393]

I'm just a poor college guy wanting to bad to ask my gf to be my wife (which she'll say yes, so no worries haha).

I found this website through google, and read everything twice maybe. Went to a local jeweler and asked him about it. He hasn't seen one yet, but has heard of the good quality. He offered me a .33 carat diamond w/ H coloring and setting for 800 dollars (he has it marked for 1500.00). I said, tell ya what, let me order a loose syn-diamond from DNL, .33 carat, and i'll bring it in and we can compare. He told me if the real diamond looks better, he'll give me a little bit better deal and buy the DNL diamond from me.

Any of you guys heard or have a DNL diamond?

[Culpable04]

Good that you know about it before you buy, a lot of people are geting scam with these diamonds ( they are excellent quality ) some seller are selling this diamonds as they were 100 % natural diamonds. since you are looking for something nice that fits your pocket I say get it. they are excellent and unless you tell everyone the average person won't know the diference. they are made out of carbon ( just as regular diamonds ) the chemical composition is the same and everything but these diamonds are man made no natural and that's why they are cheaper.

BTW there are two ways that I know of for you to check if the diamond is real

1- there is a machine that does a test
2- an original diamond will glow in the dark for a short period of time ( note that the diamond has to be big enough for you to notice this )

I got my engagement ring with these diamonds. I desing the ring myself took the drawing to the jeweler and like a month after I was on my knees. It's worth to do it with all the big details when you know she'll say yes !

This post has been edited by Culpable04: Oct 17, 2006 - 12:56 PM