Wednesday 17 December 2014

Industrial Purpose of Diamonds

The use of diamonds in making impressive and delicate jewelry is not an unknown fact among people. In the decorative jewelry industry, diamonds makers use this precious stone to make beautiful ornaments like necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings. The beauty of the stone adds elegance to the ornaments and enhances your look overall. However, what many are not quite aware of is the extensive use of diamond in various different forms, such as Diamond powder, diamond paste and diamond grit.

Diamond Grit

This precious stone is used in several industrial applications. Such diamonds are rough and hard in comparison to carefully crafter jewelry items. They may not even be as shiny and beautiful as the diamond on a ring or necklace, but are strong and unbreakable. Such stones are called industrial diamonds. Let’s talk about different industrial diamond forms that are required for specific tasks.

Diamond Powder is manufactured from high quality industrial diamonds. The powder can be acquired from different grades and mesh sizes. This powder can be used in various applications such as sawing, polishing, lapping and grinding. Diamond powder abrasive qualities, which makes it perfect to be used as a polishing agent on ceramics, glass and even other precious and semi precious stones such as ruby, Cubic Zirconia, and emeralds.

Diamonds are characterized by their superior mechanical and thermal properties. Because their hard nature these are also used as cutting tools. Diamond dressers are designed in different specifications. The tools have a long service life and require less maintenance.

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  1. Thanks for sharing this interesting piece of information. Golden wedding ring bands are classy and beautiful. And you can make them prettier by adding a diamond solitaire, which will enahnce your personal style. When you visit the Divine Solitaires website, you can explore more diamond rings in different designs.
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