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FANCY COLOR DIAMOND

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FANCY COLOR DIAMOND
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A “Flying Insect” in Diamond

A partially exposed orange garnet inclusion with surrounding fractures resembles a flying insect in a brownish yellow diamond.

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A Closer Look at Internal Etch Channels in Diamond

The Carlsbad laboratory reports on a Fancy Deep brownish yellowish orange diamond featuring trigons within subsurface etch channels.

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Fall 2022 Auction Highlights

A successful spring season set high expectations for colored diamonds at auction in late 2022.

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Omphacite in Pink Diamond

A bluish green omphacite crystal is discovered in a Fancy brown-pink diamond.

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Large Diamond Inclusion in Diamond

A fascinating diamond crystal inclusion displaying a transparent, ghost-like appearance is identified in a Faint green diamond.

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Master Diamond Cutter Harvey Lieberman

A look at Harvey Liberman’s career as a renowned diamond cutter in New York’s Diamond District.

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Natural-Color D-to-Z Diamonds: A Crystal-Clear Perspective

Examines a very large dataset of colorless to near-colorless diamonds submitted to GIA and evaluates their diamond type and spectroscopic properties.

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Naturally Colored Yellow and Orange Gem Diamonds: The Nitrogen Factor

Presents the four major groups of defects responsible for the color in nearly all yellow and orange diamonds.

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Pallasitic Peridot with Iridescent Needle-Like Inclusions

Numerous needle-like inclusions exhibit vibrant interference colors in a suite of pallasitic peridot from the Jepara meteorite.

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Diamond with Mobile Green Diamond Inclusion

Diamond inclusions are relatively common guests in diamond crystals.

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Jewelry Sales Show Modest Rise; Higher End Soars

U.S. holiday sales increased slightly from 2018. Online buying surged, foot traffic in retail slowed.

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Uncommon Parallel Color Zoning in a Chameleon Diamond

A diamond examined in the Carlsbad lab shows chameleon coloring in an unusual pattern.

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