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- Why You Need To Know About Fluorescence In Diamonds
by Gregg Hall. With diamonds most people are familiar with the 4Cs which is short for carats, color, cut, and clarity. There is another very important characteristic of diamonds known as fluorescence that also goes towards valuating a diamond and determining what it is really worth. The actual terminology is known as photo-luminescence which is created by traces of the chemical boron present in the stone which ... products, articles, news
- How Diamonds Are Rated According To Their Clarity And Fluorescence
by Gregg Hall. Diamonds are rated according to their clarity. Their mirror like effect makes them more valuable. However most of us find it very difficult to choose the right diamond. There are four Cs of a diamond, popularly known as cut, clarity, color and carat weight, which helps us choose the our ideal diamonds. But most of us are unaware of the other qualities that a diamond possesses. Diamonds are known ... products, articles, news
- Fluorescent Diamonds - What is Diamond Fluorescence and What Causes It?
by James Greene. Buying a diamond is a big step for many individuals. There are many key factors which one needs to know before simply pointing out a gemstone and pulling out their wallet to pay for the item. Some may think that the only thing they need to know about the diamond is what it looks like and how much it costs.
Although these are both important factors, there is a whole lot more which goes into buyi... products, articles, news
- Colored Diamonds! Which Are The Most Popular Colored Diamonds?
by Victor Epand. Anything that is extremely rare is also expensive and diamonds are such valued and rare gemstones. Today, only 50% of diamonds that are mined can be judged for quality and very few can be polished. Even though technology has become very sophisticated, it is difficult to recover the small amount of gem quality. Almost everyone wants to own a diamond. This gem is so attractive and unique that males... products, articles, news
- How Rare Are Diamonds, Really?
by Gregg Hall. We have all been told all our lives how rare diamonds are, but in reality how rare are they? Well, for starters it takes millions of years and intense pressure for a genuine diamond to form. I know there are laboratories that are creating diamonds now, but they cannot duplicate those formed by nature. The diamonds made in laboratories sometimes are too perfect. It is the inherent flaws in diamond... products, articles, news
- Some Of The Factors You Need To Consider When Looking For The Best Diamonds
by Gregg Hall. There are several elements in choosing the best diamond. They pertain to the quality of the diamond. The general topics to look into before purchasing a diamond are cut, clarity, carat, and color. There can be other factors in the diamond you would like to buy. For example, where it comes from; there are always stories in the news about the poor conditions for mine workers. Some people are consci... products, articles, news
- Bling Is All About Diamonds
by dror klar. The young generation has always had a way of making their own statements about who they are. The clothes they wear, the words they use, and the music they listen to are just a few ways they have chosen to do this. Today's generation is no different than any other.
An added facet to their identity is the jewelry they wear. The marketing of certain types of jewelry to the youth of the world is boo... products, articles, news
- Why Are Some Diamonds Colored
by David Cowley. The Gemological Institute of America (GIA), the American Gem Society (AGS), and the International Gemological Institute (IGI) are the three most widely known and respected diamond grading laboratories in the world. Each of the grading laboratories have developed a very similar nomenclature for identifying the 4 C's of diamonds.
Color grading scales used by the internationally recognized laborat... products, articles, news
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