New Diamond Technology (NDT), the forerunner in the field of artificial diamonds, is going to showcase its Type IIb HPHT synthetic blue diamond, weighing 5.03 carats and VS1 emerald. IGI International Gemological Institute will issue a certificate of identification and filmed it beauty of.
The world's largest and most man-made man-made blue diamond from the NDT will debut at "Hall of Discoveries" at BaselWorld 2016 at 12:00 PM CET on March 17th, at Room 4.U. A24 booth for the first time debut. The global watch and jewelery fashion event is expected to welcome 150,000 jewelery professionals and diamond enthusiasts from all over the world.
Marc Brauner, IGI Global Co-CEO, stated: "The 5.03-carat diamond is unique in every way and the composite technology behind it is experiencing rapid and significant jumps in. The diamond's extremely rare deep blue body color Fancy Deep Blue) and breathtaking flash, making sure it holds an important seat in the pioneer circle of diamonds. "
Tamazi Khikhinashvili, President of NDT, said: "We are gaining more and more attention from the international jewelery industry. Our goal is to occupy a reasonable position in the synthetic diamond market with unlimited business opportunities in the future!" Khikhinashvili believes that with this type of sustainable, Diamonds and jewelry products are accepted and endorsed by diamond enthusiasts in the 21st century and the demand for synthetic diamonds will multiply.
Khikhinashvili said: "The establishment of the International Federation of Synthetic Diamonds (IGDA) has made our business in this industry more transparent and honest, and we believe that by means of information disclosure and best practices, we can create diamonds with the latest technology Beautiful, Trustful and Sincere Pleasures. "NDT is a founding member of IGDA.
In May 2015, NDT created one of the largest colorless synthetic diamonds in the world at that time. The rough diamond, weighing 32.26 carats, was ground into a diamond of 10.02 carats, color E, and clarity of VS1, also via IGI International Gemstones College appraisal.
"We're excited about the technological breakthroughs - but we do not get stuck - just watch our news and see we're constantly refreshing records." Khikhinashvili is confident about the technology he has, saying: "At the same time, demand for single-crystal synthetic diamonds for high-tech industrial applications is also on the rise."
