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Diamond Color
Color Grades
RAL
GIA
CIBJO
IDC
ScanD.N
Color-Grading
Comparison
Introduction to Color-Grading
Varying Color impression
Comparing diamonds of different size
Comparing diamonds of different hue
Fluorescent diamonds
Summary of instructions on practical Color grading
Instruments
Day-light Lamps
Color-Grading Equipment - Colorscope
Magno-Colorscope
Color -Grader
Diamond Lite
Color-Measuring Instruments - Electronic Colorimeter
Remission Spectrophotometer
Diamond Photometer
Artificial Color
Irradiated diamonds
Distinguishing features
Summary table
What are Artificial Colors of Diamonds
Artificial Colors of Diamonds
Most Most Famous Color Diamonds
List of Famous Diamonds
Rare Color of Diamonds
Rarest Color of Diamonds
Popular Color of Diamonds
Diamond Clarity
Origin
CIBJO
Scan.D.N.
GIA
IDC
Clarity Grading
Description of inclusions
Laser-drilled diamonds
Filled diamonds
Conditions
Definition
Illustrations
VVS
VS
SI
P1
P2
P3
Aids
Models of Microscopes
Gemolite
Diascope Diamond Stereo Zoom microscope
The DZ 9 M diamond microscope
The KSW 63 diamond microscope
Scanning microscope
Sortoscope
Potteratmaster
Instructions
The technique of louping
The technique of microscopy
Differentiating between surface features and inclusions
Reflected inclusions
Representation of internal and external features in the identity diagram
Symbols of representation of inclusions
Microphotography
Diamond Cut
Theoretical Basis
Brilliance
External brilliance
Internal brilliance
Dispersive brilliance
Scintillation brilliance
Forms of cut
Simplified cut
Modified brilliant cut
Brilliant cuts - Types of Brilliant Cut
Tolkowsky
Ideal
Practical Fine Cut
Parker
Scan D.N
Eulitz
Summary table
Practical Cut Grading
Cut grading of small brilliants
Proportions
Girdle diameter
Table diameter
Table ratio measurement
Table comparison method
Total height
Crown height
Estimation of crown height
Estimation of crown angle
Girdle thickness
Pavilion depth
Sideways reflection to estimate pavilion depth
Table reflection to estimate pavilion depth
Symmetry Features
Deviation from circular shape
Tilted table / Eccentric table
Eccentric culet
Symmetry of table and table edges
Size of the facets
Regularity of the facets
Edge displacement of crown and pavilion facets
Size of the culet
Symmetry of the girdle
Table of Symmetry Features
External Features
Girdle
Natural crystal faces
(naturals)
Extra facets
Twinning lines
Growth lines
Damage
Nicks and fractures
Indentations, damage to edges, scratches
Polishing marks
Knots
Burn marks
Cut Grading of Fancy Cuts
Further fancy cuts
New Diamond Cuts
Aids and Instruments for Cut Grading
Diamond Carat
Unit of Weight
Weighing
Weight Tables
Formulas
Instruments for Estimation of Weights
Modernizing Old Cut
Damaged Diamonds
Articles
Diamonds 4 C's
Diamond imitations
Means of Identification
Most expensive diamonds
How to clean Diamonds?
About Diamond Jewelry
Jewelry Designing
Gemology Institutes
Gemology Books
Necklaces
Gemstone Necklaces
Links
Gemology
What is Gemology?
Precious and Semiprecious
The Main Factors For Durability
Hardness
Toughness
Stability
Specific Gravity
Table of Hardness, Specific Gravity, Refraction Index of Gemstones
The Significance of Durability
Optic's
Color of Gemstones
Star Gemstones
Physical Properties of Gemstones
The Crystallography and Forms of Gemstones
Types of Gemstone Deposits
Sources of Gemstones
Doublets, Coated Stones And Foilback
Identification By Double Refraction & Pleochroism
Gemstones
Value of Gemstones
Classification of Gemstones
Naming Gemstones
Corundum, Rubies, Sapphire
Beryl,Emerald,Aquamarine
Chalcedony
Chrysoberyl
Turquoise
Lapis Lazuli
Amber
Coral
Ivory
Jet
Tortoise shell
Synthetic Gemstones
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