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2016-12-22 07:41:54|heraldnet.com

Jewelers Wary of Synthetic Diamonds in the Supply Chain

Technology has allowed man-made diamonds to become so similar to mined diamonds that the stones are finding their way into the market, for better or worse, with some budget-conscious shoppers requesting them as a cheaper alternative.

2016-12-22 07:27:00|pddnet.com

Questions&Answers: Diamond in Quantum Applications

Element Six has been working with a team led by Ronald Hanson at the Delft University of Technology, which has demonstrated some amazing fundamental science using our diamond.

2016-12-20 06:51:45|abc.net.au

Lonsdaleite Breakthrough: Researchers Create Ultra-hard Hexagonal Diamond in Lab Environment

Australian researchers have discovered how to make a special kind of diamond that is harder than the regular variety — and otherwise only found where meteorites have hit the Earth.

2016-12-20 06:40:46|sciencealert.com

Scientists Have Made a Diamond Harder Than Diamond

Scientists have been gradually improving on that toughness over the past few years, and now a team of Australian researchers has just created a rare type of diamond that's even harder than diamond.

2016-12-19 06:35:28|qz.com

India’s Demonetization Dampened Sales for the World’s Biggest Diamond Producer

De Beers,the world’s largest diamond supplier,reports that business has slowed since the Indian government pulled R500- and Rs1,000-denomination notes out of circulation.It’s another unintended effect of the demonetization,which is meant to weed out count

2016-12-16 07:32:38|dailyitem.com

Local Jewelers Do Not Stock Lab-created Diamonds

Technology has allowed man-made diamonds to become so similar to mined diamonds that they’re working their way into the jewelry market, for better or worse, with some budget-conscious shoppers requesting them as a cheaper alternative.

2016-12-15 08:42:34|northbridgetimes.com

World’s Toughest Synthetic Diamond Created by Australian National University Researchers

The Australian Researchers have created a type of diamond that is the toughest known to mankind till date. The Australian National University has created Lonsdaleite that is tough enough to cut through the other solid materials found on earth.

2016-12-14 07:12:31|futurism.com

New Synthetic Diamond Is Harder Than Nearly All Found in Nature

Of the strongest materials known to man, Lonsdaleite seems to be near the top of the list. It sets itself apart from typical diamonds found in nature through its hexagonal structural composition.

2016-12-13 07:33:28|themarshalltown.com

Newly Discovered Synthetic Diamond Can Be Useful For Cutting Through Ultra-solid Materials

How do you cut through hard materials? How about a diamond useful for cutting through hard materials? New synthetic diamond is predicted to be harder than a jeweler’s diamond. This is very exiting.

2016-12-09 09:46:42|azdailysun.com

Man-made Diamonds, Though More Affordable, Pose Challenges to Traditional Jewelers

Jewelers are noticing a change in that blind devotion toward the gemstone in its natural form. Technology has allowed man-made diamonds to become so similar to mined diamonds that they’re working their way into the jewelry market.

2016-12-08 08:49:25|indiatimes.com

Uncertainty Looms Large Over Surat Diamond Industry

Surat: Uncertainity looms large over the world's largest diamond cutting and polishing industry in Surat following the scrapping of the old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency note by the government.

2016-12-08 08:16:51|electronicsweekly.com

Diamond Nuclear Battery Could Generate 100μW for 5,000 Years

“By encapsulating radioactive material inside diamonds, we turn a long-term problem of nuclear waste into a nuclear-powered battery and a long-term supply of clean energy.”

2016-12-07 06:29:33|thehindubusinessline.com

De Beers Group Invests $5 m in Surat Diamond Grading Unit

Global diamond mining and trading major De Beers Group on Tuesday unveiled a newly expanded diamond-grading and testing centre by its arm, International Institute of Diamond Grading and Research (IIDGR), here, with an investment of $5 million

2016-12-06 07:36:18|miningweekly.com

Bloody Diamonds Entering the Market Now Only 0.2% of Global Supply

The volume of conflict diamonds entering the market is currently less than 0.2% of global turnover, notes Blom, adding that, when the issue of diamonds being mined illegally in conflict zones came to international prominence in the early 2000s

2016-12-06 07:11:33|care2.com

Can Lab-Grown Diamonds Replace Mined Stones?

Diamonds hold a fascinating — and largely manufactured – appeal for humans: They’re sparkly; they’re very hard; and they’re, as the ads like to tell us, forever.Unfortunately, diamonds are also associated with terrible environmental practices...

2016-12-02 06:47:38|npr.org

Lab-Grown Diamonds Come Into Their Own

Lab-grown diamonds command about 1 percent of the global market today. But investment firms predict that market share could rise to as much as 15 percent in the next few years.

2016-12-01 07:52:53|popsci.com

The Market for Synthetic Diamonds Produced Using Chemical Vapor Deposition is Booming

The companies that make synthetic diamonds pitch them as an ethical, conflict-free, and frequently cheaper alternative to diamonds produced the old-fashioned way—letting the Earth's mantle provide the pressure and temperature over time

2016-12-01 07:39:32|www.iabrasive.com

Zhengzhou University (Zhecheng) Superhard Materials Technology Research Center Was Founded

Zhengzhou University provides important technical support to the high-tech research and development of superhard materials in Zhecheng. The signing opens a new chapter of Zhecheng cooperating with Zhengzhou University.

2016-12-01 07:32:14|www.iabrasive.com

Diamond May Be Graphene’s Best Friend

However, one challenge has been finding a suitable support material. Simply placing graphene on top of an insulator, like silicon dioxide,can degrade its properties,whereas growing it directly on a substrate,such as silicon carbide,can introduce defects.

2016-11-28 06:15:37|www.iabrasive.com

New Diamond Tools Have Surpassed Traditional Cemented Carbide Tools in Performance

At present, new diamond tools are emerging due to the rapid development of the diamond industry, and some of them have surpassed the traditional cemented carbide tools in performance.

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