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05/12/2019
• Arabella Roden • Former editor
The US-based Diamond Producers Association (DPA) has commissioned comedy website Funny Or Die to create a series of online videos, which humorously compare natural and lab-created diamonds.
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03/12/2019
• Coleby Nicholson
High profile jewellery retailer Michael Hill International (MHI) has responded to reports that its lab-created diamond marketing materials could mislead consumers.
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23/09/2019
• Arabella Roden • Former editor
The Gemological Institue of America (GIA) has announced upgrades to its iD100 Diamond Detector that allow it to distinguish natural pinks, blue/green and brown diamonds from synthetics.
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29/07/2019
DRC Techno is a not-for-profit research and development company focusing on diamond technology that delivers assurance for anyone in the business of buying and trading diamonds, especially in a time like today where you need to know that you're buying the real deal.
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29/07/2019
• Arabella Roden • Former editor
The number of synthetic diamonds passed off as natural stones is increasing – yet many jewellers still lack the technology to tell them apart. ARABELLA RODEN reports.
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27/07/2019
Discover the manufacturers of synthetic diamond detectors and choose a screener that best fits your needs. From portability to number of stones, speed and price, Jeweller’s synthetic diamond detector buying guide makes your choice simpler.
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18/03/2019
• Arabella Roden • Former editor
The US-based Diamond Producers Association (DPA) in association with Signet Jewelers have released the results of their synthetic diamond detector test.
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01/05/2017
• Talia Paz • Staff Journalist
The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has introduced a testing device that is capable of separating natural diamonds from suspected synthetics regardless of whether the stone is loose or set in jewellery.
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