Diamond Characteristics: Diamond Characteristics: 1. High hardness 2. High refractivity 3. High conductivity 4. High stability 5. High 6. High price

High hardness refers to the resistance of crystal structure to mechanical destruction. Diamonds have a hardness of 10 on the Mohs scale, making it the hardest amongst all natural materials. In other words, when two types of materials are scraped against each other, the diamond is usually left unharmed, as it is the hardest substance in the world. However, diamonds still have a natural cleavage. If severely hit at a particular angle, diamonds are still likely to fracture or cleave, but the chance of this happening is extremely low. Since diamonds are the hardest substance in the world, what object is capable of cutting diamonds? The answer is "diamonds". Just like a successful career woman or powerful entrepreneur, diamonds are not afraid of major situations, and the only things that can change or move them emotionally are the tears of a sweetheart and the calls of their children.

High refraction of light is another characteristic of diamonds. Many gems that are said to shine in the dark according to legend are actually diamonds. Diamonds shines out in crowds like an elegant, graceful, beautiful girl and a wretched hero in a corrupted world. The brightness and brilliance of diamonds is irreplaceable (the refractive index of diamonds is 2.417, which is ranked first place among all high hardness gems)

High conductivity refers to the fact that diamonds have the highest thermal conductivity known among other substances. This characteristic can be compared to the communication between people. The communication between diamonds is quick; quick in reaction and thermal inductance. In other words, no cold shoulder will be given. Therefore, cool and icy looking diamonds actually has a desire for brilliance and a heart of passionate fire.

High stability refers to another durability of diamonds aside from hardness and toughness, the ability to resist chemical substances such as light, heat, acid and alkali. This ability is called "stability". Diamonds have high stability, therefore, in normal circumstances, the composition forms and physical properties of diamonds will not change. Cleaning and maintenance of diamonds are also extremely easy. High stability of diamonds is reflected in the market price. People praise diamonds for being the smallest billion asset. Among the 4 current major diamond production areas in the world, the majority of rough diamonds are purchased by the central integration institute of De Beers, and are cut, polished, designed and sold to firsthand diamond wholesalers by a few special manufacturers in the world. In recent years, it has become more and more difficult to mine gem-quality diamonds, and because of this, the price of diamonds is extremely unstable. A continuous raise in the price of exceptionally rare colored diamonds or higher quality diamonds is also seen. Therefore, diamonds have become the object many people invest in and also the object many people desire.

High price of diamonds makes them the most concentrated wealth in the history of mankind. The richest emotion in a person's life is love. Love and diamonds are both hard-earned and does not come easily, and require costing a high price to strive for. Also, there is not a natural diamond that is exactly the same as another, and there is not a natural diamond that is completely flawless. Even if a diamond has a grade of IF (Internally Flawless) and above, tiny flaws and blemishes can still be found through a 1000x micro-magnifier. So, humans and diamonds both come from nature; they are both naturally imperfect. There is no need to haggle over your flaws and the flaws of others, because the heart of a lover is like a diamond, hard-earned and in need of attentive care.