Asha Diamond Simultants

According to their website:

"The Asha® simulated diamond is unique because it the only simulated diamond in the world that employs true lab created amorphous diamond (pure carbon diamond bonds) in its construction. We combine the craftsmanship of hand cutting and polishing, with a proprietary amorphous diamond infusion process to produce an incredible simulated diamond."

"Mainly due to its proprietary 'Amorphous Diamond Treatment' (ADT) that coats and infuses into its underlying CZ core, no other simulant approaches Asha in diamond-like appearance. The ADT of Asha also offers additional hardness, toughness and scratch resistance; standard CZ is approx. 8.5 on the Mohs, Moissanite is 9.25 and the ADT of v5 Asha is 9.7-9.8 (note that the Asha itself is approx 9.0 since it is a combination of ADT and CZ). The ADT also offers enhanced luster and it gives the Asha the ability to handle light as a diamond does."

So, Asha diamond-simulants are Cubic Zirconia at the core with a specialized treatment or coating. We commend the Asha marketing team for making their product composition very clear to the public. As a result, you do not see many public debates on "What is a Asha Diamond Simultant?".

For more information on Asha products, search Google or click to www.betterthandiamond.com