Madhumitha Jaganmohan
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The other process through which diamonds can be produced in the lab is high pressure high treatment (HPHT), but this process is less popular because it typically produces yellow or brown diamonds of lower economic value.
Lab-grown diamonds, also known as synthetic diamonds, have the same physical properties of natural diamonds because they are created in a lab using a process that replicates the natural diamond growing process, but takes weeks rather than billions of years.
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