For the same size, why is the price of Mosan stone only one tenth of that of diamond?

Moss stone and diamond are so similar in nature and the same in size. Why is the price of Mosan stone only one tenth of the price of diamond?

First of all, talk about the price of diamonds. In recent years, the price of diamonds (natural diamonds, the same below) has continued to rise, mainly because the mining right of diamonds is monopolized and the annual diamond mining volume is strictly controlled, resulting in limited market supply.

The De Beers family in the United States controls 40% of the world's diamond mining and trade, and is extremely good at marketing. The most typical example is that diamonds are directly related to eternal love. "Diamonds last forever, and one lasts forever" is implanted in everyone's mind. You must buy a wedding ring when you get married, otherwise the wedding will be meaningless. This has become common sense, which has led to the high price of diamonds.

Recently, there has been a lot of talk about "diamond scam", because more and more people realize that the love implication of diamonds is actually a concept hyped by merchants and has no practical significance.

The price of mosang stone is determined by market supply and demand. Mosan stone circulating in the market is cultivated artificially, not natural Mosan stone. As the synthesis technology becomes more and more mature, the cost will be reduced accordingly, and the price will naturally approach the market pricing.

American C&; amp； Patented cultivation technology of Mosan stone; When Company C owned it, the market price of Mosang stone was more than 10,000 per carat. After the patent technology expires, as long as the production strength is reached, any company can cultivate mosang stone. A company in Belgium has produced mosan stone whose quality has surpassed that of the United States and its price is lower than that of the United States, resulting in the price of mosan stone imported from the United States directly dropping to about 3,000 or 4,000 per carat, and then stabilizing at this price.

So, seeing here, you will understand why the price of mosan stone is less than one tenth of that of diamonds of the same size and optical properties.