How to check Diamonds is Real or Fake

Test 1: Search for impurities In the Diamonds 

99.9 percent of the diamonds are not pure; they have small imperfections. The fake diamonds are generally perfect. If you got a flawless stone, you’re either dealing with one the 0.01% perfect diamonds, or you got a fake one.
Necessities:   
Magnifying glass or loupe, preferably 10x magnifying
Level of difficulty:
Quite hard
Accuracy:
4/5

HOW DO I SEARCH FOR IMPERFECTIONS IN A DIAMOND?

Examine the diamond with an as enlarging lens as possible, preferably 10 times enlarging. Search for small black spots, air bubbles or tiny fractures. Know what you are looking for and don’t confuse ‘scratches’ for impurities. This is because a real diamond doesn’t get scratched easily. Can’ find any impurities? I’m afraid I’ve some bad news for you then…
Keep in mind however that using a loupe correctly is very difficult for the untrained eye.



Test 2: Examine Diamond facets

Look at the facets that the diamond has been cut in. It’s way easier to check the facets rather than look for impurities
Necessities:   
Magnifying glass or loupe, preferably 10x magnifying
Difficulty:
Medium

HOW DO I EXAMINE THE FACETS OF A DIAMOND?

Real diamonds have sharp edges because they are cut by professional diamond cutters. Fake diamonds are often created by molds to melt the glass or zircon in. When molds are used, the “diamond” will not have sharp edges, but round ones. However, it is possible that a zircon or a piece of glass is cut like a diamond. In that case it will have sharp edges, even though it is not a real diamond.

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