Quantifying Diamond Fluorescence and Its Visual Impact | GIA Knowledge Sessions Webinar Series

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Glad these knowledge sessions are still going. Love these, so informative!

[@bartvandenberg4901]

Personally I love diamonds with strong fl as long as they are VS1 or higher in clarity and D in color, then the fluorescence gives them extra shine and makes the diamond appear more colorless. I think it is similar to for instance washing powder for white clothes where they ad a very small amount of blue to the powder, this makes the white clothes appear more white. Painters do the same thing with white paint for the ceiling, they ad a tiny drop of blue paint to the white paint. This will create an illlusion of an extra white ceiling and makes a room appear higher then it is.

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This chanel is the one to watch! Love it

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Love these as a student!

[@pumpkindiamond994]

What about the strong yellow fluorescence effect in Type Ia 480nm orange diamonds? It seems to be a positive thing coz it makes it look more orange?

[@darylalbert4872]

Fascinating webinar- can not believe I have not watched this one before. #timetofluoresce

[@goldcic]

Excellent video. Spectroscopy had evolved greatly in gemology & metal (gold specifically) purity (x-ray) recently. Bravo!

[@tinalleight5255]

I enjoyed this subject. Thank you

[@carolinajuradoj]

Gracias fue genial este seminario durante la pandemia ! Was very usefull this webnair, Thank’s ❤

[@HappyKaci]

Excellent information ❤

[@ramontg5488]

What about the ones that glow orange ?

[@kalimantangemstone]

Video yang bagus

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[@مهن.القحطاني]

i want sending you photos my stone

[@pumpkindiamond994]

Fake stones can look real in photos.