Diamond Mining works by modulating the pressure and water content of the live resin or extraction. It can be pressurized up to 10 Bar, but by using the desiccant chamber during the process to extract the water from the live resin, it will not be necessary to apply as much pressure. The removal of excess water increases the growth rate of the crystals, as well as the quality of the crystals. Live resin often contains a large amount of water because extraction occurs with frozen plant material and this prevents crystal growth.

Crystals usually take a month or more to grow, but with Diamond Mining you can achieve crystal growth in 14 days without any pressurization! A large part of this is achieved by removing water from the live resin while it is in the system.

How does Diamond Mining work?
Diamond Mining can operate pressurized or non-pressurized. If pressurized at 1-2 Bar, the system is able to grow crystals faster, approximately 3-4 days earlier compared to non-pressurized ones.

Nitrogen pressurization causes nucleation to occur faster and therefore can create diamonds in less time. For making larger diamonds, the system can be operated lightly pressurized with hydrocarbons, if kept in a C1D1 environment.

The way of working in Diamond Mining depends on the desired final product. We anticipate that most operators want to make small/medium sized crystals in order to prepare them in the shortest possible time. Generally, the best way to operate the diamond miner is without pressure or pressurized to 1-2 BAR with industrial grade nitrogen. Diamond Miners can withstand significantly higher pressure at 1 BAR, but there is no significant benefit in pressurizing with Nitrogen or Hydrocarbons above 2 BAR