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Diamond Handbook: A Practical Guide to Diamond Evaluation, 2nd Edition

Autor Renee Newman
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 2008
This handbook updates jewellery professionals and serious diamond buyers on the new developments in diamond grading, treatments, synthetic diamonds, fancy-colour diamonds and lab certificates. Using close-up photographs, it shows how to make visual judgements about clarity, transparency, cut quality and brilliance. The handbook also discusses how gem labs are incorporating brightness, size, scintillation and pattern into their cut grades, and it provides tips on detecting treatments and man-made diamonds. Topics include: Quality evaluation; Diamond Recutting; Branded diamonds; Antique cuts and jewellery; Diamond treatments; Fancy-colour diamonds; Synthetic diamonds; Light performance; Fluorescence; Lab reports.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780929975399
ISBN-10: 0929975391
Pagini: 186
Ilustrații: 320 colour & b/w photos
Dimensiuni: 230 x 155 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Ediția:2 Rev ed.
Editura: International Jewelry Pubs
Colecția International Jewelry Publications (US)

Cuprins

Basic Facts about Diamonds; Diamond Price Factors; Judging the Cut of Fancy Shapes; Judging Cut (Round Brilliants); Judging Light Performance; A Closer Look at Clarity; Fluorescence; Synthetic Diamonds; Diamond Treatments; Judging Fancy Colored Diamonds; Antique Cuts & Jewelry; Recutting Diamonds; Branded Diamonds; Diamond Grading Reports; Glossary; Chemical, Physical & Optical Characteristics of Diamonds; Index.

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The Diamond Handbook: 3rd Edition updates jewelry professionals and serious diamond buyers on new developments in diamond grading, treatments, synthetic diamonds, imitations, branded diamonds and fancy-color diamonds. Using close-up photos, it shows how to make visual judgments about clarity, transparency, brilliance and cut quality. As the Journal of Gemmology stated in its review of the previous edition, the Diamond Handbook gives the trade reader virtually all the essential information needed to buy and sell diamonds. A chapter on how to distinguish transparent and black diamond imitations from real natural diamonds has been added. The chapter on synthetic diamonds has eleven new pages, seven of which are photo pages that help trade members identify HPHT- and CVD-grown diamonds with magnification, fluorescence and crossed Polaroid filters. Photos and information have been updated in the chapters on fancy color diamonds, diamond fluorescence, diamond treatments, recutting diamonds and antique cuts & jewelry. A review in Gems & Gemology described the previous edition of the Diamond Handbook as an entire course on judging diamonds . . . useful to both the jewelry industry and consumers.

Recenzii

A SPARKLING RESOURCE. The new 3rd Edition of the Diamond Handbook is more advanced than ever before with updated information and photos on everything you need to know about identifying and evaluating diamonds. Highly recommended for professional gemmologists and those with a specific interest in diamonds, this book features need-to-know information, covering basic diamond facts, price factors, treatments and methods of detecting synthetic diamonds. Notable additions are colour images of diamond spectra, a chapter on detecting transparent and black diamond imitations, and updated photos in the chapters on fancy colour diamonds and antique diamond jewellery. Most importantly, the author has updated the previous edition (published in 2008) to reflect major changes in the diamond trade, so even if you are already lucky enough to own a copy it is well-worth investing in this newer edition.- Summer 2018 issue of Gems & Jewellery, which is published by the British Gemmological Association (aka Gem-A)