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HomePosted by Elodie(Page 8)
23. Oct
IGC 2023

CVD Rough Diamonds Striae Grading Approach based on Deviated Optical Performance of Polished CVD Diamonds

Diamond’s optical performance cognition and scientific descriptions are based on the three key attributes: brilliance, fire and scintillation. Brilliance is an illusion caused by

DiamondSynthetics
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

A study of nickel-bearing type Ia diamonds

We present a detailed FTIR and PL spectroscopic study (i.e. at 298 and 77°K) of a large number of colorless (i.e. color D to G) type Ia diamonds (i.e. >200), showing the presence

DiamondGeochemistry
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Gemmological studies of “Hybrid Diamond” (Natural + CVD synthetics)

Size and quality of CVD synthetic diamonds for jewelry market have been improved over the years, and various fancy colour CVD diamonds have also been produced. In addition, overgro

DiamondGemmologySynthetics
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

The Banjarmasin Diamond in Amsterdam – War Booty from Borneo

The Banjarmasin diamond in the collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam plays a questionable role in the history of the Dutch occupation of Southern Borneo. Confiscated from the

Diamond
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Violet Diamonds from Argyle: New Insights into the Cause of their Unique Color

Until its recent closure, the Argyle mine in Australia has been the only source of uniquely colored violet diamonds produced during the 35 years of its operation. These diamonds th

Diamond
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Mapping underground rivers at the Copeton Diamond Field, New South Wales, Australia. Following these “deep leads” to further riches

In Australia’s ‘New England’, early gold and tin explorers discovered diamonds in their sluice boxes without realising their significance, but by the 1890s the Copeton-Bingar

Diamond
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Colour varieties of gems – where to set the boundary?

In theory it is simple: a gemstone is a mineral formed in nature by geological processes and, as such, it has a mineralogical name that is scientifically defined and accepted by th

Gemmology
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

The Importance of Research for Gem & Jewellery Industry

Research has always been an essential tool for business leaders who always realise that the consuming public is active, and hence, research investment could help lead their busines

Gemmology
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Initiatives for sustainable pearl cultivation in Japan

Natural pearls are a gift from nature. On the other hand, cultured pearls are a symbol of humanity and nature. Skilful pearl smiths and rich nature are needed to cultivate beautifu

Pearl
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Diamonds and synthetic diamonds

Diamond is historically one of the most important gemstones, in terms of value, use and general appreciation. Diamonds were generally formed relatively early in the Earth’s Histo

DiamondSynthetics
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