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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: How To Know Whether Diamond Is Fake Or Real? Question: how can you find the difference between a diamond and a fake diamond?
Answer: go to any local jeweler. they have magnifying glasses and ...
go to any local jeweler. they have magnifying glasses and are trained to see the crystal structure within the diamond to know if it is real of just CZAnswer: if its not plated in somthing, take the sharp edge, go to ...
if its not plated in somthing, take the sharp edge, go to someone you dont likes house, and scratch the diamond on their window. if it is real the window will be slicedAnswer: Real diamonds can cut glass.
Real diamonds can cut glass.Answer: You can just tell by looking at it closely
You can just tell by looking at it closelyAnswer: uuuuuuuuh.......the density. duh. I learned that in 7th ...
uuuuuuuuh.......the density. duh. I learned that in 7th grade. and you an find the density of gold to see if it is fools gold or not.Answer: Real diamonds can cut glass, cubic zirconium can't. So ...
Real diamonds can cut glass, cubic zirconium can't. So if you carry a mirror in your purse, just scrape in on the side of your mirror, and if it cuts it, it's real!
If not, then it's fake.Answer: Take it to a local jeweler and ask them to test the jewel. ...
Take it to a local jeweler and ask them to test the jewel.
They have ways to test the molecular structure of a jewel and determine whether it's real diamond.Answer: real diamaonds can cut glass. take to a jeweler they can ...
real diamaonds can cut glass. take to a jeweler they can tell.
They have a little magifying eye piece they will show you how!Question: fake diamonds???
i got a necklace for christmas from my boyfriend, its a cirlce with 3 rings in side it and has diamonds all around it, I know its all real because I picked it out w/ him and I was around 750 dollars, recently when I went tanning I noticed this one diamond that was kinda a white color and I just thought maybe I got tanning lotion on it so I went the next day to have it cleaned and that night teh same diamond on the necklace lite up when I was in the bed....does that mean that one diamond is fake?? what else would it mean i've cleaned it and I have had it professional cleaned as wellAnswer: You should of asked the professional that cleaned it to ...
You should of asked the professional that cleaned it to inspect it to make sure they are all real.Answer: it could mean it is fake and if u dont know u can go up to ...
it could mean it is fake and if u dont know u can go up to ur bf and ask him where he got it and since u picked it out u could ask if u could see the recipt and then take it to where ever he got it and ask themAnswer: you can tell a real diamond from a fake one like this: a ...
you can tell a real diamond from a fake one like this: a fake (cubic zirconia) looks like you can see the 'bottom' of the stone when you look down into it---a diamond --a real one--looks bottomless. plus the cut of a diamond is not deep---a cube will be 'taller' from top(the table) to bottom (the bottom point). clean the necklace in vinegar and baking soda---let it soak and then rinse using a tooth brush---real diamonds have 'fire' (very intense colors of the rainbow-especially in sunlight),clean or not---and real diamonds almost always have a flaw or dark spot somewhere----look using a magnifying glass. tell us how big the diamonds are--in comparison to a pea or a the head of a pin or something--if they are so small, they are probably real but of not so great quality. you could go to a jeweler--or a pawn shop---they will know for sure.Answer: if the diamonds are supposed to be real..
the chances ...
if the diamonds are supposed to be real..
the chances are zero to nil that there's just "one fake diamond" in the necklace.
they're either all real, or all fake.
There's just no benefit to having a few of each..
but anyways, what you are seeing is a quality difference.
The one that looks milky has many "inclusions" (natural clarity characteristics)......... which have bearing on how the diamond is going to look to your naked eye, along with how its going to look under magnification.
You should take your item to a reputable jeweler and have them stick it under a microscope for you and explain what people in the diamond industry call "the 4 c's" which are the basic guidelines for buying diamonds.
it'll help you familiarize yourself with diamond qualities and then next time around when you and your boyfriend are out buying diamonds it will be a more rewarding experience.
good luck and congratulations on your new necklace. =)Question: Whats the differences between real diamonds and fake ones?
Answer: not much difference to the untrained eye
not much difference to the untrained eyeAnswer: How many people were killed for them.
How many people were killed for them.Answer: The fakes are made of glass, while the real one is pure ...
The fakes are made of glass, while the real one is pure Carbon.Answer: About a thousand dollars.
About a thousand dollars.Answer: the real one if put against the sun it will rainbow colors ...
the real one if put against the sun it will rainbow colors fake one does not do that also thereal one does cut iceAnswer: real diamonds need to breathe so to speak or else ...
real diamonds need to breathe so to speak or else they'll turn black. and fake diamonds are just there to fool you and sometimes fakes diamonds are covered up in the back so they cant breathe which hints they arent real.Answer: I thought it was obvious. one is real, one is fake!!
i thought it was obvious. one is real, one is fake!!Answer: real diamonds are made over thousands of years of heat and ...
real diamonds are made over thousands of years of heat and pressure, man made diamonds are done over a matter of days
to the untrained eye they are both the same, but when put under a fluorescent light the man made diamonds will remain luminous
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Answer: well real diamonds can scratch glass so you could try that
well real diamonds can scratch glass so you could try thatAnswer: Take it to a jeweler and have them check it out
Take it to a jeweler and have them check it outAnswer: Diamond will cut glass
Diamond will cut glassAnswer: cut, color, clarity, carot, and I think theres a 5th thing I ...
cut, color, clarity, carot, and I think theres a 5th thing I forgot. but thats pretty much it.Answer: if you drop it in a glass of water you can't see it. ...
if you drop it in a glass of water you can't see it. fake ones you can.Answer: Try taking it to a pawn shop that has a jewlery section. ...
Try taking it to a pawn shop that has a jewlery section. They will have a tester.Answer: Usually, you can tell because most diamonds have minute ...
Usually, you can tell because most diamonds have minute flaws or flecks inside the gem, called inclusions, that you can see with great magnification. There can be minor differences in cut, clarity, and so forth - some diamonds have cutting flaws as well.Answer: That's a tough one with the fakes out there today. I ...
That's a tough one with the fakes out there today. I would have a jeweler look at it.Answer: Bring it to a jeweler or a jewelry appraiser. They would be ...
Bring it to a jeweler or a jewelry appraiser. They would be able to tell you for sure. If you think you got a fake from your boyfriend ask for the certificate of authenticity, that will say the grade and cut of the diamond, which only a real diamond would have!Answer: u can just tell
u can just tellAnswer: I think u can scartch it against glass and if it make a mark ...
i think u can scartch it against glass and if it make a mark its realAnswer: real diamond will scratch glass. fake will not
real diamond will scratch glass. fake will notAnswer: Try sratching it across a mirror. Real diamonds sratch ...
Try sratching it across a mirror. Real diamonds sratch glass, or you could take it to a Jewler, but make sure the Jewler has been working there for more than about 6 years. Be sure they're experts.Answer: Take it to a jeweler.
Take it to a jeweler.Answer: real diamond will scratch glass
real diamond will scratch glassAnswer: Instructions
STEP 1: Ask if the stone is a genuine diamond ...
Instructions
STEP 1: Ask if the stone is a genuine diamond or if it is a cubic zirconia, moissanite or other synthetic substance. A reputable jeweler will give you an honest answer. STEP 2: Look at the setting and mount. Since stones such as cubic zirconia are so much cheaper than diamonds, they are sometimes set in inferior metals. STEP 3: Check the wear and tear on the stone. A cubic zirconia is not as durable as a diamond and may show signs of scratches or nicks. STEP 4: Take the stone to a trusted jeweler. Looking through a jeweler's loupe, he or she should be able to spot a fake stone right away. If the jeweler cannot tell by examining the stone, he or she will have instruments that can verify its authenticity. STEP 5: It is highly recommended that you obtain a certificate from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). The GIA, the largest impartial diamond grading authority in the world, issues a grading report after it examines the diamond and details it specifications. STEP 6: Have the stone appraised by an independent appraiser who is affiliated with a professional organization such as the American Society of Appraisers (ASA). Ask for a certificate indicating the value and characteristics of the stone. Tips & Warnings
If a cubic zirconia is mounted in a high-quality diamond mount made of 18-karat gold or platinum, you are not likely to be able to spot the fake diamond unless you're an expert.
These days, some of the best imitation diamonds are made of moissanite. This substance, which didn't come on the market until 1998, so closely resembles a diamond that even experts have a hard time telling the two stones apart without a special instrument. Moissanite sells for about one-tenth the price of diamonds.
When purchasing "diamonds" online or buying stones you have not seen or had independently appraised, make sure the sale is accompanied by a grading report provided by an independent lab like the GIA. When you do make a purchase, get everything in writing.Answer: brightness
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Question: how do you keep the fake diamonds(the stick on ones)to really stick on they always seem to fall off?
i wanted to put them on mii ipod and phone but they like always fall off can I use a hot glue gun???Answer: super glue will work much better hun
super glue will work much better hunAnswer: Try cleaning the surface with rubbing alcohol first. That ...
Try cleaning the surface with rubbing alcohol first. That should help them stick. Good luck!Answer: SUPER GLUE
SUPER GLUEAnswer: super glue, mighty bond, bulldog. that kind of glue.
and ...
super glue, mighty bond, bulldog. that kind of glue.
and for a shiny look, put on some clear nail polish.Answer: Use super-glue or a strong glue. But if you do this, the ...
Use super-glue or a strong glue. But if you do this, the diamonds will be permanent!Answer: super glue
super glueAnswer: I'd say use super glue. A hot glue gun may melt your ...
I'd say use super glue. A hot glue gun may melt your stuff and that would just be bad. |
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