According to the Gemological Institute of America, 25-35% of natural diamonds emit light when refracted by ultraviolet light. The reason for fluorescence is due to the special structure of the diamond atomic lattice. The "precipitation" of carbon atoms causes the crystal lattice to twist as the minerals grow. This feature does not affect the quality of the gemstone in any way, but is highly sought after by young consumers: diamonds make the wearer particularly dazzling when attending parties and parties.

Fluorescent diamonds stand out in their most varied and bold designs, and they are perfect for consumers who value their distinctive and distinctive personality. Consumers of transparent fluorescent diamond jewelry can enjoy the brilliance of diamonds during the day and feel the brilliance of the dance floor under the spotlight.

Nowadays, the public is constantly looking for amazing gorgeous and unusual items, which is why a special kind of luminous gemstone will be favored by the market and find its own niche market and customers.

Approximately 25-35% of diamonds mined globally have a specific degree of fluorescence, so 3-10% of fluorescent diamonds have dazzling light under light refraction.

Diamond fluorescence is one of the salient features of natural minerals. This phenomenon looks beautiful and useful: it distinguishes between natural gemstones and synthetic materials. According to the European Gemological Laboratory HRD Antwerp, the 99% gloss can guarantee the naturalness of the diamond.