Wednesday, July 12, 2017

Diamond weighing 5.19 carats cut "cushion" and the size of 10.04 × 9.44 × 6.18 mm was introduced in Hong Kong GIA laboratory for certification. Stone was not declared a synthetic diamond. Using standard screening and testing processes, the laboratory has identified it as a synthetic diamond grown by CVD. After studying the stone was made GIA Identification Report, and the girdle of the diamond was deposited number of the report with the words' grown in the laboratory, "according to the GIA rules for undeclared synthetic stones.
This is the biggest synthetic the CVD-diamond GIA laboratory investigated to date, and the largest of which has ever been reported in the jewelry industry. Diamond has a color index equivalent degree J and the color scale parameter purity equivalent VS2, which is comparable to high-quality natural counterpart. It is important to note that the internal inclusions, such as "needle" and "cloud", to appear natural. Under the microscope also clearly be seen a strong grain and cracks on the site. It should be noted that black inclusions, often contained in synthetic diamonds, were not detected in the CVD-sample, which could be mistakenly identified as natural only on the basis of examination under a microscope. Thus, this case highlights the importance of using advanced spectroscopic instruments as well as conventional gemological techniques to ensure accurate identification.
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Pearl Necklace said...

The demand for jewelry in 2015 fell by 3% to 2414.9 tonnes on the back of weak performance of the first half. In the second half of 2015 demand grew by 2%, to 1299.9 tons - to the highest level for the second half of 2004. India showed the highest results, but in Turkey, Russia and most of the Middle East there was a decline in demand for jewelry. This is according to the report "Trends in demand for gold for 2015," the World Gold Council (World Gold Council, WGC).
The report examines the latest data on demand and supply of gold on the countries and regions in the world for 2015.
According to the report, there was a small increase in the consumption of gold bullion and coins, which have become leaders in China, India and the United States. Investment demand for gold in 2015 increased by 8% to 878.3 tons. Demand for bars and coins in the fourth quarter increased to 263.5 tons, making it the year showed a slight increase. The outflow of gold from gold investment funds amounted to 133.4 tons, less than in 2014.
The central banks of various countries have continued to diversify their assets, increase the volume of its reserves to 588.4 tonnes in 2015. In the first half of the year, they bought 252.1 tons of gold, and the second - 336.2 tons.
Gold consumption technology sector continued to decline, decreasing by 5% last year. Further development of new applications for gold in other industrial sectors can support the long-term prospects of the gold market.
In 2015, the total supply of gold fell by 4%, to 4258.3 tons - both because of the mining sector and for processing.
Gold production only grew by 1% in the past year. This is the lowest growth rate in the last 7 years. Processing volume of gold fell to multi-year lows.