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Question: Is it a accurate test when you put a diamond on a line and if you can see the line its fake and fuzzy its real
Supposed to be able to tell if a diamond is real by putting on a line on paper or small lettering. They say if it is blurred it is a real diamond.I never know if you put it on it's top flat side or on it's side where its cut. Looking a little deeper.I found out that Diamonds don't have blue flourescent. Thats how a jeweler tells so easily the difference. www.czplatium.com. And also diamonds are not the only gem that will cut glass the site I read that gave 10 examples. To name a few, Topaz,Quartz, calcite www.diamonds1000.com

Answer: I never heard that one before
I never heard that one before

Answer: No this is far from an accurate way to be able to tell a ...
No this is far from an accurate way to be able to tell a genuine from a fake. The only real way to tell if the stone is indeed a real diamond is to take it to a trusted jeweler. Jewelers loupes are fairly good in telling the really cheap stuff like cubic zirconia from a real diamond, but with all the new synthetic stuff around it actually needs to be analyized by more accurate equipment that will be available at most reputable jewelry stores.

Answer: Never heard that one before, but I've heard that if a ...
Never heard that one before, but I've heard that if a diamond make a cut on glass it's for real!!

Question: How can you test a real diamond from a fake one?

Answer: A real diamond will scratch glass, and nothing you have ...
A real diamond will scratch glass, and nothing you have around can scratch a diamond.

Answer: tap it with a hammer to see if it breaks. TAP not smash. or ...
tap it with a hammer to see if it breaks. TAP not smash. or just take it to a jeweller.

Answer: real diamond will cut glass fake one won't
real diamond will cut glass fake one won't

Answer: A real diamond will cut glass. A fake will not.
A real diamond will cut glass. A fake will not.

Answer: usually u can bite down into a fake one a real one wont ...
usually u can bite down into a fake one a real one wont crack....or you can go to a jeweler

Answer: take it to a pawn shop, they'll tell ya
take it to a pawn shop, they'll tell ya

Answer: your girlfriend will know! But yea, the true diamond will ...
your girlfriend will know! But yea, the true diamond will cut glass and fake one will not

Answer: a real diamond will cut glass and a fake one will not cut ...
a real diamond will cut glass and a fake one will not cut glass

Answer: Drop them both on a hard floor. One will break, one will ...
Drop them both on a hard floor. One will break, one will not. The one that breaks is the fake one, the one that didn't break is the real diamond.

Answer: I don't know. ask someone else.
i don't know. ask someone else.

Answer: ah real diamond isn't in perfect cut there is not ...
ah real diamond isn't in perfect cut there is not perfect cuts for diamonds and if you are in one room and this diamond is being hit by the light it produces rainbow colors....

Question: What's the best fake diamond, cubic zirconia or some other?

Answer: thats like asking who's crap smells less bad.... they ...
thats like asking who's crap smells less bad.... they all stink.

Answer: Yes Cubic zirconia
Yes Cubic zirconia

Answer: I wouldn't recommend purchasing a fake diamond ...
I wouldn't recommend purchasing a fake diamond especially if it's for a wedding ring or engagement ring but if you insist I think the next best substitute is at QVC.com their diamonique collection is very pretty.

Answer: The "best" fake diamond is actually a MOISONITE. ...
The "best" fake diamond is actually a MOISONITE. This is a relatively new thing on the jewelry scene. It looks like a diamond and actually can TEST like a diamond (unless the jeweler has a new, higher tech diamond tester) and is about 1/4 the price of a diamond. If you want the best "fake", def go with the moisonite.

Answer: If I can't afford a diamond - I just buy the best ...
If I can't afford a diamond - I just buy the best looking costume jewellery - it looks great and it's a lot of fun. I've got accessories for every outfit! I still lovediamonds and pearls, but have them locked away and wear the other stuff all the time.

Answer: Gem-quality diamonds are now being grown in laboratories in ...
Gem-quality diamonds are now being grown in laboratories in places like Sarasota, Fla., and Boston. Forget cubic zirconia and Moissanite, which are made to pass as diamonds. Lab-grown stones are the real deal. And instead of the millions of years it takes to create natural diamonds, they're grown by man in a matter of days. Get an Apollo Diamond....http://www.apollodiamond.com/

Question: what is the best plase to by the cheapest Fake Diamonds Moissanite?

Answer: Big-T Bazzar
Big-T Bazzar

Answer: thief market
thief market

Answer: the 25cent machine
the 25cent machine

Answer: Claire's
Claire's

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