CVD diamond technology

CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) diamond technology involves growing synthetic diamonds by depositing carbon atoms onto a substrate using a gas mixture, typically containing methane and hydrogen, under controlled conditions. This process occurs in a vacuum chamber with high temperature and pressure, allowing the carbon to crystallize into diamond structures. CVD diamonds are prized for their purity, customizable properties, and versatility, making them ideal for industrial cutting tools, electronics, and jewelry. Unlike mined diamonds, CVD diamonds can be produced with fewer impurities and tailored characteristics, offering a sustainable and precise alternative.