The training drill can be recycled, but it is not valuable, but it is also being recycled at present, but the recycling price is not high and it will lose a lot. Cultivated diamonds are synthetic diamonds cultivated by industrial means, which are no different from natural diamonds in terms of color, particle size and clarity, but the price of cultivated diamonds of the same grade is only half or even lower than that of natural diamonds, so the recycling price is extremely low.
Cultivation of diamonds is also more advantageous in production time. Artificially cultivated diamonds can be synthesized in a few weeks, while the formation cycle of natural diamonds is hundreds of millions of years, and the rarity is much reduced. On the other hand, the current market recognition of cultivated diamonds is not high enough, and the market circulation is small. In addition, the production cost of diamonds cultivated by ourselves is decreasing, and recyclers are afraid that the more they hold, the lower the price, so recycling is not recommended.
Disadvantages of cultivating diamonds:
When artificially cultivated diamonds first came out, the price was generally high, but as people's curiosity about it gradually subsided, the heat gradually subsided and the price began to fall. In addition, natural diamond dealers will also suppress the cultivation of diamonds to some extent in order to maintain the market. Although the appraisal center can carry out the appraisal of cultivated diamonds, the standards are chaotic and people who can't distinguish are easily deceived.
Natural diamonds are rare and precious, and the recycling value is often 40%-60% of the original price. If you buy earlier, the price will be lower. The cultivated diamonds can be produced in batches and do not have rare properties, so its recycling price will only be lower than that of natural diamonds, or even cannot be recycled. In the wedding market, few people can accept artificially cultivated diamonds because they are not as precious and rare as natural diamonds.