A gem can evaporate? Wtf?

@@daveyboy647 well yes you can also evaporate your TV can evaporate everything can evaporate

you need to clean the tip after every test !!!

@@ZorawarSekhon that's what she said :-D

@@oldtrekker 😂😂😂😂😂😂are we back in high school Again

Exactly : Top Comment - thank you

Dear it is because Moissanite is very much a Diamond, CVD, HPHT and moissanites , all are real diamonds. the slight addition of silica in carbon (as in moissanite diamond) gives it a little more glitter and it becomes more beautiful than its counterpart earth mined. Dont get confused. Time has gone when there used to an only one type of diamond. Now there are four types of diamonds, earth mined, and three lab created, cvd, HPHT and Moissi. So relax and chill. Lab created Diamonds have in reality killed the Blood diamond industry, in simple words.

Thx for the time :)

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"I'm just gonna get straight down to it" 7 minutes later fuuuuccccck

We all have those fill in words, but my goodness his "um okay", was driving me BONKERS!!

You sir are the MVP of these here comments. How many hundreds of hours of peoples lives have you saved? Thank you

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Wow so if he drops them how can he tell them apart? LoL

The finesse is real ... I’ll buy lab diamonds too and still save thousands 😂

if you really consider yourself a hero and a lifesaver for not buying diamonds, forgive me, but you need therapy.

@@comptonlife310 a mohs hardness test.

Broo it took him 12 minutes to test three of em. Like, go straight to the point! Lol

For real he talks to much and he says aaa... 500 hundred times and he’s getting so annoying holy fuck talk more clearly and stop saying aaaaa......

@@monkz.nguyen9bonedust203 toxic fish

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Tester is actually an idiot. A rock would test as a diamond as he didnt conduct the test correctly. Also the rate at which you get a pass can be used to detect a mossanite.

I just bought one. Looking forward to wearing it...

Supposedly moissanite gives a rainbowy sparkle. Is that true?

@@jesussalinas3074 yes it has a higher refraction so more colour than diamond in the sparkle

Dear Rose. who told you that Moissi is not a Diamond.?.. It is very much a Diamond as other CVD and HPHT lab created diamonds are. new D color vvs1 Moissi are also created through CVD and HPHT tech. So that's why all moissi pass all tests like their other counterparts. don't be a victim of century old blood diamond trillion dollar industry's propaganda.

Dear All, I have studied Diamonds for years now and i Have many. You know why big companies (Mafias) are trying hard to declare a Moissanite ( so called a fake diamond or a simulant etc?). Let me tell you few points out of my research. 1. Moissanite is very much a Diamond, a mined diamond is 99 percent Carbon and man made Moissanite diamond is 92 percent carbon. when created with CVD technique its 6h hexagonal structure is 18 percent harder than a 4h carbon structure . because of the silica presence ,Moissanite diamond shines more. reflects light much better and slight weight difference between carbon and sic is only because of silica presence. 2. Blood diamonds have a bloody history, therefore there have been a lot of controversies and disliking amongst the general public. 3. When the Lab diamond (Moissanite, CVD HPHT etc all are diamonds) were successfully developed, these mafias of mined diamond industry fell into shit. their hundreds of billions of glittering industry came to a fall. so, they had to have a bundle of lame excuses to confuse the people for man made diamonds. 4. Latest D color vvs1 Moissanite diamonds are also being made through CVD and HPFT, so where is the difference?. 5. There is only a difference of origin, one came from the stars and replicated by the men. the other came from deep within the earth. 6. The mafias are still trying their best but are unable to convince the public, but they have given a boom to another industry (Diamond Testers)...7. self created fairies like passing on a diamond as heirloom are disgusting and old gone stories, need not believe in mafias adverts. Reality is that Man has very well made a Diamond that is much better in 4Cs and beauty. Just imagine that the equivalent of a Today's lab created 3 carat D vvs1 Moissanite diamond would cost how much?. The mafia is not gonna give you the same quality less than 100-300 k Dollars. 8. carbon will pass all the tests, news paper, fog, heat , scratch etc etc so the moissanite diamond, because it is very much carbon. have you not seen bII, CVD and HPFT lab created Diamond reading as Moissanites on many Multi and moissanite testers? . why is it so?, why there is no difference?. Because they all are lab created Diamonds, you call it a Moissanite or CVD or FTHT or what so ever, they all are Diamonds but the mafias is deadly against the Lab created diamonds. So thats why , they will keep giving new turns. 9. Time is not far when the Mined Diamond mafia will see its end our Beloved planet will take a sigh of relief. Thanks for your understanding.

Why buy a non rare stone such as a diamond when you can have a rare out of this world moissanite

Duolingo Bot if I had a dollar for ever time he said aaaaa.....ill be billionaire

Every time *

When hes arguing with his wife. Janette I told you stfu ok!

Loooool

That explains a lot thanks

lol anyone with money wont mix in czs... Theres different quality diamonds so they can vary from vs to vvs ect.

Tote i/si/vs/vvs/flawless

Diamonds give off rainbows. Moissanite just has a larger refractive index, so it disco balls more.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hLx9n8hp2MuoenU.html 1:00 in. Just in case you think I'm bullshittin. That's what "fire" is referred to as with a diamond.

I agree about the unethical business of diamonds but lab grown are ok. I have a real dimond ring i never use because i am too sacred to lose it I ordered a moissanite i cant wait to get it

do you people understand how these factories harm the environment that produce these stones and the natural resources required?

Wish I get my moissanite diamonds on there never paid over 30.00 for mine

Lab Grown Diamonds are a cheaper and ethical alternative

@@LordDirus007 she's from China aka they wana hog all the real diamonds n shame everyone to buy junk lol

Samid Ptah um Kay haha

First thing i noticed lol

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Don't troll the poor guy.

@@laurelkaeferlein6356 we not just funny I’m not that type of guy

Too long Didn’t read

I got your point, it took far more longer for the tester to hit 9 when testing moissanite

@@roseddacquel8922 nobody asked

The issue is why spend that much considering

What does that matter as far as durability? That's what most people want to know will this beautiful gemstone stand up to wearing everyday. This tester will show you, yes it does. If I'm wrong, please enlighten me.

Alex how much did you pay for what size, if you don’t mind telling?

With rainbow reflect

@racing8765 fast8765 truer words have never been spoken.

@Haroldas Giedraitis lol it's not fake it's a real stone made with real life properties that are found on this Earth. Dude know before u talk. Diamods are not ment for resell unless if it's a collectors diamonds which cost in the hundred thousands to millions. It's prefence it like choosing between Pepsi and coke.

@Haroldas Giedraitis You can dump your cash into a worthless diamond if you want - me - I'll buy a moissanite and keep my money in the bank making more money for me!.

It shouldn't test at all.

@@bladewes4987 it should, because it is a 💎. And if you know how tests work you would understand why moissanite passes the test.

@@urbnctrl it doesnt pass on all testers some testers know the difference! hes using 3 low budget testers

Not really, since the fact that it takes a little longer is a failing characteristic.

​@@2stroketyson79 the last one he used was high grade tester it was over 3 hundred dollars pay attention

It's fascinating how many jewelers don't even know how to use the $10 device. I've never seen anyone rub the stone with the tip. The manuals say 90 deg onto the stone without pressure. It is suppose to measure how fast heat dissipates. He is taking the temperature of the stone far away from the spot heated. ha-ha

Yeah it's surprising how many people don't even care to read the directions of a diamond tester or even try to figure out how they work simple answers that can save you a ton of money if your in the diamond business

💯 this was annoying as anything to watch

I had a jeweler test my stone. He had 40+ years as a jeweler. He used a diamond tester, loop and a torch. Apparently when heat is applied the moissanite will turn green. He did all of that and said, yes this is a diamond. He offered me $900.00 for the stone. Guess what? It was a moissanite. That is why they had to invent a moissanite tester. All moissanites are not created equal as well, just like diamonds. Some are very hard to distinguish between.

Yup, me too, good observation.

I noticed the same thing, Oki and Dorsey!!!

And.... what's your point

@@abdulqadirmohamed3316 that there was a difference between each detector. Had you read the comment you would’ve known what we were talking about. 🤡

@@williamlackey123 still your point is invalid

You mean when it was going from red to green ?

No it doesn’t, they zoom in on the right side and the camera slowly pans over to read the reader.

Cause it has value.

Progress Kid Go buy a diamond and try to resell it. Let me know how that works out for you

The info you got is a Half truth! What makes a diamond valuable is the rarity color cut clarity a rare diamond can fetch you millions those tiny little stones they put in every ring or chain is what you are speaking about the quality isn't special it isn't rare it wont command a price. If your diamond is GIA certified you will be paid based on the value. This is why jewelers make miners rich and wealthy people buy from jewelers and sell if they are in need of emergency cash. If it wasn't valuable they would of been all broke.

"Rarity" "rare" See what you did there? Surely you don't think diamonds are an investment?

I cant afford investment diamonds but there are investment diamonds the 1 percent do buy and ads to their net worth

That is what I noticed as well. Which is good to take into considering. Bigger stones will also be easier to look at and identify.

It’s actually sped up / edited when he tests the real Diamond. It’s actually the same speed

And he had his glove on doesn't his hand have to touch a metal pad in the back ?

@@robert28ization I said the same thing and he is a GIA gemologist ?

@N. 23shaff Bro why you so upset 😂

Thank you! - Michael

I got the engagement ring back from my ex years ago and tried to resell it. I couldn't get my investment back either. The whole jewelry industry is full of scammers. Brands like Cartier are overpriced but at least you'll get half your money back on resell.

Stfu

No, its cheap since the technology to test for conductivity is extremely cheap lol

Dear, do people buy a Diamond for inclusions?...if inclusions are so important than one should buy inclusions instead a diamond. sic is one of the most common inclusion in an earth mined diamond. so best is to buy a sic, and save money. Otherwise Moissi is very much a diamond like other cvd or HPHT. with a slight addition of silica in carbon to get the better and little more shine. Moissi is a Diamond but not a blood diamond...This is the only diff.

@@satinlovegloveful fr lmao

Facts

no only 2 diamonds

@@24framefilms81 yes, 2 in the left and 2 in the right

@@obscurion5335 the two in the left are moisannite

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Even if it is moissanite…that still shouldn’t effect them being able to size it. That seems ridiculous.

If you shine one beam of light at a diamond the diamond will output 1 beam of light , if you shine 1 beam of light at an moissanite it will output 2 beams.

Dont be rude, he isnt spreading anything false. Your machine was obviously failing thats why it was discontinued and this nasty little message right here is why ill never buy or use anything from your company. How unprofessional

@@shawntyflame i agree with you!

maybe because there not the same and people want diamonds not another stone

Anj Fyi Thank you! Glad ya liked it. - Michael

I think the 20$ is gonna work my dude

Minnie Earhart You should definitely get it checked out by a professional. You may have something of value. Good luck! 🍀👍

ipoopjellybeans Thank you! We’ll get that fixed!

RanDomNess Guy shut the fuck yo dumbass you just want likes he just used all 3 fucking idiot

And he did it to all 3 dumbass gkys

its thermal conductivity not temperature u duuuuuumb fuck

It's not like it used to be. When DeBeers had a monopoly on diamonds they decided the price, not so much the market. In the late 20th century other diamond deposits were found, the one in Canada being the first, DeBeers lost their monopoly.

Same thing I thought

I think he said it about 20 times but the devices measure the thermal conductivity of the material, not heat

I use this method to show the difference all the time. SO MANY CUSTOMERS come to me with stones they paid THOUSANDS for and when I do the demo they freak to learn the truth. I have not seen a real diamond that EVER lags or gives a "weak" test

@@JordetheArtist I have never seen a real diamond be worth the price compared to moissanite

It doesnt test as a diamond on the multi testers. This guy is an IDIOT WHO IS MISINFORMING EVERYONE BECAUSE HE CAN'T READ! If you read the basic instructions on the tester it tells you, you must place your hand on the metal testing tray to get a proper testing result... which it will give!

The industry is smart. They are already pushing the..”natural is better” bullshit to turn u away from lab diamonds. So what they did was the lab diamonds have some sort of luminescence in which when saturated with UV light it will continue to glow. That shit was done on purpose. Now the jewellers are not buying lab diamonds from people trying to sell them, they needed a way to distinguish lab from natural...this is how they did it. It’s called a light box. Greed is a bitch.

I like how every broke niqqa wants to make himself feel better about buying a fake diamond by shitting on the people who bought real ones. Not my fault youre broke.

@@AlphaQHard your broke too so shut up 😂

Thank you! Obviously he has no idea how to use the tester let alone rate them.

Pass or Fail? He Failed!

Did you know there is a Hexagonal diamond, Lonsdaleite also called hexagonal diamond.

@pulkit verma: It is easy to check with a petrographic microscope which has a polariser. When Moissanite is placed under a polarising light, it shows colours whereas a Diamond because of its lattice structure does not allow any light through thus showing no colours. This method is better than a diamond selector which only gives you a heat conductivity, not polarising effect which gives you a better difference...

@ pulkit verma: You can buy a Spectrometer which is portable and test stones. There are some films on KZfaq regarding Spectrometers. These are better than the Diamond Selectors. People who deal with gems tend to use portable Spectrometers.

Diamond finds in North...Lonsdaleite is actually twinned diamonds with impurities that reduce its hardness to 7 or 8. Graphite belongs to the Hexagonal Crystal System...

On everything

Moissonite has only a hardness of 9.2, whereas diamond is the hardest substance known to man and has a hardness on 10 on the Mohs scale. They also have different refractive indexes. The refractive index, or R.I. as it is referred to in the trade, is the amount a beam of light is refracted, (bent), as it passes through the stone.

True, you need to look at the stone through a loupe, but then you also have to know what you're seeing. Oh, and it IS "loupe" other than "loop". I think loupes were first invented in France, hence the spelling.

I agree but just because they look antique doesn’t mean your buying a diamond , they have companies out there cutting old mine cuts with this new type of Moissanite , which is 9.5 on the moshs hardness scale and a lower electrical conductivity then most Moissanite out there. Most of the Moissanite being sold is the higher electrical conductivity type, only type lla or type llb diamonds are conductors of electricity ,which can test as Moissanite? You have to know what is diamond and what is Moissanite with only a good eye and 10 x loupe. Be careful only buy with a certificate GIA or AGS. Or find a trusted diamond trader. I’m a collector I have some Moissanite pieces largest is 5 ct blue color, the blue color looks like a real blue colored diamond but the inclusions told the truth , I bought it as mossanite as I did my other ones, bought a 1.5 for $30 and a 1.7 for $35, it’s really poor quality, and I bought a 1.5 ct moissanite it was the new type it was a E color no inclusions passed as a diamond on every tester I could find. One day while having it tested, just as I did at every jeweler before I just went in with this beautiful 1.5 carat ring , never said diamond sapphire or moissanite , it passed as a diamond, and was offered money , I was offered $7500 cash once and $20000 on a trade in won’t mention stores name, Big large Diamond jewelry store, but I did tell them all it was Moissanite and it blew them away, and a few weeks later that Big jewelry store called me and asked if I still had that ring, I did and they offered me an offer I couldn’t refuse. This thing fooled 5 G** graduates that had been in business for 10 to 40 years, and many other business owners ,who all told me they need know 100% they aren’t buying what I was showing them, I did tell them it’s a crime to sell a Moissanite as a Diamond and even have them sign a stated fact to the best of their knowledge what they are selling is a diamond.Call the police have them waiting outside, with a copy of what they sold and signed and the cash, but understand the person might not know, so my opinion is when in doubt throw it out.

Buying gems at retail prices is not an investment at all. It was never meant to be.

That's actually not true. I had a jeweler test my stone. He had 40+ years as a jeweler. He used a diamond tester, loop and a torch. Apparently when heat is applied the moissanite will turn green. He did all of that and said, yes this is a diamond. He offered me $900.00 for the stone. Guess what? It was a moissanite. That is why they had to invent a moissanite tester. All moissanites are not created equal as well, just like diamonds. Some are very hard to distinguish between.

About 7 years ago I would buy moissanites very cheap if you get them used and mix them with real diamonds as I started a wholesale business in CO I would take a trip to Las Vegas and unload about 8k worth of inventory mixed moissanite and diamonds and make quite a large amount of profit doing that every pawn broker in the chain locations didn't know anything about moissanite as it was relatively new and they had basic testers like the first one he used in this video but yes in short pawn shops Jewelers and everybody involved buying moissanite as diamonds lost a shit ton of money

@K1INGOFTHESOUTH damn nice! That's helluva profit. I would of kept selling. Lol

@randomlybruh I did for about 3 years I would make a stop at Vegas worked evertime until all companies and corporations invested in moissanite/diamond testers meaning they test for them both simultaneously now so I just buy natural and lab grown diamonds now

Same my jeweler said your a smart girl I'm telling you buy this with the M instead of the D and save yourself some money and these will hit harder

it probably has the same terrible returns probably worst

I bought a Rolex rose gold and stainless steel and a 18k diamond tennis bracelet. I don’t buy as an investment, I buy because I like jewellery. 🤷🏽‍♀️

You overpaid on those studs… You didn‘t pay the stone, you paid for the brand. 0.5ct stones are nowhere near 5k

@@Anthropologe I think I paid $8.500 for the natural diamond studs back in 20003 and the Moissanite diamond studs from Charles & Colvard.. the sad thing was the back for the studs earrings are not strong AND I lost one .. I have to say that after all I paid for $2.500 was very disappointing…

This didn’t make much sense. You said at the end Moisanite aren’t cheap but natural diamonds are, huh?

@@nikkigoddess450 If you shop in high end stores you pay high end prices, particularly when they are jewelry stores. The stones you bought in 2003 are high grade alright but you probably could have gotten stones of that grade for half that price elsewhere.

And they do this what brought me here

Biggi E VEVO I’ve test my moissanite without gloves, it detects as diamond

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hahaha - that's pretty funny :)

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This guy is just too dumb to use them properly

Eye on art he got one and it went past it

Yes

How does it set? I've been wondering, but nobody says that.