New “Hope” in Diamond Fingerprinting

New "Hope" in Diamond Fingerprinting January 11th, 2008 As reported in the most recent issue of Geology, shining a white light on a blue diamond will result in blue brilliance but shine an ultraviolet light on the Hope diamond and you've got… red-orange? Strange but true. And researchers say that this new detail can hold the key to finding the mysterious relative stone of the famed blue diamond. The Hope Diamond is one the most treasured and popular jewels in the world but it didn't always s

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