Understanding the Origin of Natural Diamonds | GIA Knowledge Sessions Webinar Series

GIA Knowledge Sessions Webinar - recorded live on October 21, 2021.
Do you know your diamond’s origin? Join GIA Research Scientist Dr. Evan Smith and GIA Global Business Development Director Matt Tratner as they explain why diamond origin is important in today's marketplace, some of the challenges that exist in identifying a diamond's country of origin, and how GIA uses the scientific matching process to confirm a diamond's origin.
Learn more about Diamond Origin: gia.edu/diamond-origin

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Best videos on diamonds ... great information ❤️

[@carolinajuradoj]

Was impressive discovery all inclusion trapped on the red lattice cristal and Who deep we could found the diamonds ! Thank’s for all webnair are ever a real pleasure to soul and for a future better, for ever the knowledge increase only a new challenge . Thank’s for all informative knowledge.

[@cristinalago1981]

Thank you, as usual very informative!

[@kolkatagems]

Great job

[@goldcicvibefel7628]

Spectroscopy seems to have taken over the field since I took the colored stone course. X-ray spectro was new and a novelty.

[@jazznichole4736]

Identification reports when these are from GIA only does these identification reports on diamonds pearls and six different types of gems correct?

[@jazznichole4736]

I guess I better question would be what is the difference between an identification report and a origin report

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[@noorgul9102]

I have a green shiny stone how do i check from which stone is that

[@goldcicvibefel7628]

Refractometer, Hardness test, Polariscope, spectroscope. You've opened up the HUGE science of gem identificAtion. GIA offers a course. Buy a book on gem ID first. It's a career. Otherwise send the stone to GIA in Carlsbad CA. There is a vid on green stone vid. Could be emerald, Sapphire, demantoid garnet, green diamond, jadeite, grossular garnet favorite (love these), irradiated quartz, iron colored turquoise known as parasite from Nevada (nice), calcite, flourite, numerous flouresnt rocks, alexandrite, green tourmaline ECT.

[@MSciapin]

Any jewelry store in a mall can either tell you if it's emerald or peridot for example or offer you an appraisal which are not that pricy

[@sarahwong7048]

Does GIA certify enhanced diamond?

[@MSciapin]

Technically possible but enhanced are so cheap why would you pay such a expensive fee for a certificate from gia

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[@MM-dv3en]

They blew that huge stone apart, 😮

[@ModernProspector]

I thought the Nippising diamond was 800 carats. That would make it the largest in North America.

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