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Man Made Diamonds "Now in Eleven Fancy Colors" by Dr. C. Phillips Israel Scientist " Making Simulated Diamonds in Eleven Fancy Colors." An Israel scientific gemological facility announced a revolutionary, patented process called “Formula A1203.”A process that applied tremendous heat and pressure to a real diamond and sapphire compound, to form a colored diamond hybrid. This new colored diamond category will blur the line between natural diamond and simulant. Scientist at the Israel Gemological Institute has discovered how to create natural colored diamonds the way mother earth has done for thousands of years. They are using the same mineral elements of diamond color as found in nature. These new hybrid diamond simulants are lab created in true, fancy diamond colors of red, blue, green, purple, gold, lavender, pink, brown, yellow and cognac of gemstone quality. These man made diamonds diamonds are not cubic zirconia-CZs, but a hybrid diamond simulant, created from real diamond crystal and sapphire. These hybrid diamonds have all the qualities of a natural diamond at a fraction of the cost. This has created a new market niche for ultra-realistic colored diamond simulants, as it now incorporates the hardness, brilliance and durability of natural diamond. The natural diamond colors available have the most valuable grade of fancy, deep and intense..These new premiere colored diamond simulants are recognized by many gemologist as “the best available on the market today”. The younger generation has shown a great demand for diamonds of color which was once reserved for the wealthy class. www.SonaDiamondJewelry.com. Located in Israel as a scientific gemological facility with branches in the United States. www.SonaDiamondJewelry.com Contact: Dr. C. Phillips Dr. C. Phillips Other articles by Dr. C. Phillips The Ultimated Quest First Lab Created Diamond Computer Chip - by Dr. C. Phillips
This has prompted scientist to discover another "Computer Power Chip" that can handle more electricity with greater conductivity without over heating. This quest set off a world wide race to create the first diamond chip and take control the computer industry involving Europe, Japan and the United States. New Man Made Diamond Creation Technologies - by Dr. C. Phillips Science has developed new machines that duplicate the volcanic heat and pressure required to change carbon into diamond as found embedded in the walls of volcanoes. The volcanic pressure alone is equal to [40] tons on a piece of coal! Newest Articles in Science 1st Grade Science Fair Projects - by Jordan Matthews
A first grade science fair project enables a first grader to learn science in a fun way. Science fair projects plant the seed of interest in science, in a child. It inflames their imagination and arouses their interest in The Many Disguises of Mono Sodium Glutamate - by Ainsley Laing The other day, I got an email from an American guy who lives in Malaysia. He was saying that cooking with mono sodium glutamate (MSG) is a real health problem to Malaysians and that he "doesn't allow it Biometrics and Individual Human Scent - by L. Winslow Did you know that no two humans have the exact same scent and that dogs can smell the difference? It is true. In fact a dog can smell the finger print mark left on a glass and then tell the difference between the human that left it and one that didn't and you can have other people touch the glass too and it knows the difference between the ones that touched the glass and those that did not. Amazing. New Man Made Diamond Creation Technologies - by Dr. C. Phillips Science has developed new machines that duplicate the volcanic heat and pressure required to change carbon into diamond as found embedded in the walls of volcanoes. The volcanic pressure alone is equal to [40] tons on a piece of coal! The Digital Microscope Camera - Spying On The Invisible Worlds - by David Faulkner The art of photography has allowed human beings, for the last one hundred and fifty years, to make a permanent visual record of their surroundings. Photographs are as commonplace now as words, and a world without cameras would not only be unimaginable; it would be unmanageable. |
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