Industrial diamonds are diamonds that are primarily used for industrial purposes rather than for jewelry. They are typically less expensive and of lower quality than gemstones, as they may have more inclusions or imperfections. These diamonds are often used in cutting, grinding, and drilling applications due to their hardness, making them essential in various manufacturing processes. The production of industrial diamonds can involve natural sources or synthetic methods. Synthetic diamonds, created through processes like High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) or Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD), are increasingly popular for industrial use. These diamonds are utilized in tools, abrasives, and other equipment, showcasing their versatility in various industries.