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If you heat and cool a diamond quickly over and over again it can cause the diamond to shatter. It's also called frosting a diamond. It would have to be extremely hot,…

It depends on your preference but platinum 'may' occasionally turn gray and dent more easily than gold over time.

It really depends mostly on the type of light that comes in. Natural sunlight, UV light or even LED and Flores can't will make the diamond light reflect an array of colors.…

Kay and Jared are owned by the same company so regardless of which you buy, they are virtually being manufactured from the same place.

Lab-created diamond is a diamond manufactured in a laboratory. They use high-pressure high heat to create artificial diamonds.

Nothing, you can put a diamond in the microwave for 5 minutes on high and it won't even get hot. It takes over 1,200 degrees of heat to damage a diamond.

Swarovski is a brand of crystal jewelry manufactured in China.

Swarovski, which is a diamond made artificially in China, are probably your best bet for getting an imitation diamond. Is is hard to tell the difference from a real diamond unless you…

Technically Kay diamonds are real however generally it is a lower grade commercial cut diamond, not like the kind you would find in a specialty store.

Technically yes, but most likely Walmart diamonds are of very low quality that may resemble rock salt.