International Institute of diamond classification and research (IIDGR) will present in September at the fair of gems and jewelry in Hong Kong (Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair) its latest equipment to detect synthetic stones, reported a subsidiary of De Beers.
The new device allows you to analyze PhosView party stones, to determine whether they are present in synthetic diamond produced by HPHT technology.
The device allows users to view, colorless and almost colorless diamonds of 0.003 to 1 carat on the screen when the rocks are exposed to ultraviolet radiography of. The method allows to detect stones that emit phosphorescent or luminescence, indicating that they may be synthetic as natural diamonds under ultraviolet light exhibit translucency. Phosphorescent stones are laid for subsequent analysis using the built-in device manipulators.
"With the growing concern in the diamond industry concerning concealment of synthetic stones produced by HPHT technology, trade protection trust received critical" - the president said IIDGR Jonathan Kendall (Jonathan Kendall).
The device, with which you can analyze unmounted stones and some decorations, will be presented at the fair 14-18 September. The exhibition will be held in Hong Kong from 13-17 September in the Asia World-Expo and Hong Kong from 15-19 September in the center of exhibitions and conferences (Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, HKCEC).
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Group Israel Diamond Institute (Israel Diamond Institute, IDI) announced the discontinuation of the publication of its own trade journal Hayahalom (The Diamond), which was founded in 1944.
Hayahalom is the only professional magazine of the diamond theme, published in Hebrew.
Recently, his many years editor Shira Ami (Shira Ami), announced the resignation, which accelerated the closure of publications.
Hayahalom began publication parallel to the development of the diamond industry in Israel, the first publications were sporadic. After IDI foundation in 1967 it has been carried out on an ongoing basis.
During the growth of the local diamond industry magazine covers its success, reporting on new markets, raw stone sources, innovative solutions and the important issues facing the industry. Each distributed number included several pages of articles translated into English, and, apart from Israel, spread abroad.
Shira Ami (Shira Ami) edited the magazine for the past 34 years. During this time the publication was for the subjects of the Israeli industry, an important source of information on trends and developments in the diamond world, as well as news about the local industry.
"Shira Ami Hayahalom endowed with creativity and dedication, ensuring its high quality. With her resignation, we have decided to revise the printed edition of the magazine, is now considered the alternatives, "- said in this connection, the chairman of IDI Shmuel Schnitzer (Shmuel Schnitzer).
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