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Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Equipment and technology available to identify synthetic diamonds

Export Promotion Council of precious stones and jewelery (Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council, GJEPC) and the Committee on the Monitoring of Natural Diamonds (Natural Diamond Monitoring Committee, NDMC) of India organized a second exhibition and a symposium on the recognition of diamonds (Diamond Detection Expo & Symposium, DDES ) in Surat on April 14-15, 2017. The event was dedicated to the dissemination of information about synthetic diamonds and the steps to prevent the mixing of undisclosed synthetics and lots of natural stones.
In a unique and "one of a kind" event was attended by all the leading gemological laboratories and some technology companies that showed visitors the various types of machinery, equipment and technology available to identify synthetic diamonds. Along with the exhibition also held a series of talks and panel discussions.

Opening the event, chairman of GJEPC Pravinshankar Pandya (Praveenshankar Pandya) said: "DDES is one of several policy for the conservation of global trade initiatives and consumer confidence in diamonds from India, We are going to upgrade the main centers for the production of jewelry in India and provide them with modern tools and techniques. detection, to protect themselves from an undisclosed mix of synthetic stone with lots of natural diamonds. mixing in any form is unacceptable. "
He added that GJEPC led initiative to raise awareness of synthetic diamonds with the 2013-14 years and is actively cooperating with all key stakeholders in this respect. The most important areas for the organization - is the detection, differentiation, disclosure and documentation.
During the presentations and panel discussions, held a meeting on the theme "Impact of synthetics on the diamond industry in Surat» (Impact of Synthetics on Diamond Industry in Surat), conducted by the moderator Samirom Dzhoshi (Samir Joshi) from the Indian Diamond Institute with such participants as Praveenshankar Pandya, Ashish Mehta (Ashish Mehta), Dineshbhay Nawada (Dineshbhai Navadiya) and Kevan inIran (Keval Virani) of Karp Impex.
The results of the study on the market of synthetic diamonds spent for Bonas & Co of NDMC, have been published as part of DDES 2017. According to the study, the current maximum capacity of the production of synthetic diamond in the world is in the range of 2.3 million - 4.2 million carats per year, or about 2-3% of the total supply of natural diamonds.
Ashish Mehta (Ashish Mehta), coordinator of NDMC, said: "The Committee has initiated a number of steps to promote fair trade and to prevent any adverse situations that may damage the reputation of the industry Bonas & Co study conducted on four continents in the past four months, shows. that the production of synthetic diamond HPHT method is growing rapidly, and the CVD method - slow China is a leader in the production of synthetic HPHT method along with Russia (large stones), while Singapore is the leader in the production. e CVD diamonds. Production of synthetic stones is growing fast, but not as much as recent unconfirmed reports. This growth has no significant impact on the market, but the effect on the mentality. Today, the business of natural diamonds phenomenally increased due to strong marketing over the years. Synthetic diamonds will need plenty of time to catch up with him. "
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