Diamond Services has announced that it is expanding its services for screening rough synthetic diamonds at its facilities in Hong Kong and New York. The company decided to take this step after the evidence of the surge volume of rough synthetic diamonds entering the market.
Dzhozef Kuzi (Joseph Kuzi), CEO and president of the board of Diamond Services, said: "In recent weeks, have been increasing reports of untreated synthetic diamonds entering the diamond pipeline Most such products appears to Chinese origin, and stones range in size from. 0.1 to 3/4 carats. Most of all disturbs the appearance of synthetic diamonds in a fairly large batches of natural stones, which were believed by their owners, are completely natural. "
The company also claims that the diamonds submitted for screening synthetic Diamond Services, tested on Diamatest device, which was developed by the company. It is a system which can check as separate rough and polished diamonds and mounted in jewelry stones.
Diamond Services, which was established in 2012 in Hong Kong, specializes in the development of synthetic diamond detection devices. It meets the needs of both gemological labs, so private diamond trading companies.
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