Although there are limitations to judging the clarity of a diamond directly through fire color, it is possible to evaluate the clarity of a diamond indirectly by combining cutting observation, noting the effect of defects, using professional equipment and referring to authoritative certificates
View MoreOne sentence summary: To identify diamond clarity, look at the fire color, use a magnifying glass to see inclusions and flaws, verify certificate information, or seek professional verification.
View MoreObserve whether the metal in the Mosaic part is smooth and flat, and whether there are burrs or bumps. At the same time, pay attention to check whether the gap between the diamond and the metal is uniform, to avoid too large or too small to affect the beauty and safety
View MoreObserve whether the metal in the Mosaic part is smooth and flat, and whether there are burrs or bumps. At the same time, pay attention to check whether the gap between the diamond and the metal is uniform, to avoid too large or too small to affect the beauty and safety
View MoreIdentifying the authenticity of a diamond necklace requires a comprehensive consideration of the quality of the diamond, the material of the necklace and the setting process. If you have doubts about the authenticity of the diamond necklace, it is recommended to a professional jewelry appraisal body for identification.
View MoreUltraviolet lamp identification of emerald filling marks is only an auxiliary means, can not be used as a basis for identification alone. In the actual identification process, it is also necessary to combine other methods and technical means for comprehensive analysis and judgment.
View MoreThrough the above method, the filling marks of emeralds can be identified with a magnifying glass to a certain extent. However, please note that these methods are not absolutely accurate and sometimes need to be combined with other detection methods to make a comprehensive judgment.
View MoreTo identify whether the emerald has been filled, it is necessary to observe the surface gloss, check the cracks and fillings, observe the fluorescence reaction, perform spectral analysis, and refer to the professional identification certificate.
View MoreNatural inclusions have higher value in the identification of emeralds because they can reflect the growing environment and geological processes of emeralds. However, artificial inclusions may be difficult to fully simulate the characteristics of natural inclusions due to technical limitations
View MoreIdentification of true and false emerald inclusions requires observation of inclusion morphology, use of magnifying glassormicroscope,understanding of origin characteristics, attention to inclusion distribution, and can be tested with professional equipment.
View MoreIn addition to transparency, emeralds are also known for their bright colors, unique inclusions, high hardness and density, bright refractive index and origin characteristics
View MoreThe inclusion of emerald has many influences on its quality. Although the presence of inclusions may reduce the clarity and transparency of emeralds, they are also one of the important bases for identifying authenticity and assessing value. Therefore, when purchasing and collecting emeralds, it is necessary to fully understand their inclusion characteristics and consider various factors
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