Hong Kong, SAR, China -- September 10,
2012: Diamond Services Ltd., the Hong
Kong-based firm that earlier this year released the DiamaPen, a low-cost,
pen-shaped pointer that yields highly accurate results in the screening and
separation of synthetic diamonds from natural diamonds, announced that testing
results by independent gemmologists had been highly satisfactory.
Yosi Kuzi, CEO of EGL Asia, who is also a co-owner of
Diamonds Services Ltd., reported that the device had since been delivered and
tested by a number of gemmologists.
"There is across-the-board consensus that the DiamaPen is
indeed a reliable tool for a first-round of identifying, detecting and
separating synthetic diamonds, both HPHT and CVD grown diamonds, from their
natural counterparts" he said. "However, at the same time, we do recommend that
those diamonds that are screened out by the
DiamaPen are consequently referred to a qualified gem
lab for a final diagnosis."
Kuzi said that further research of the DiamaPen's abilities
had shown that the device was also very helpful in screening out diamond
simulants.
"It readily screens out (synthetic) Moissanite, cubic
zirconia, and other simulants. Test results for natural, fracture-filled
diamonds as well as lab-grown HPHT diamonds that were consequently irradiated to
change or improve their color also proved conclusive. These findings only
strengthen our contention that the DiamaPen is and will be an
important, practical tool for those working in the diamond industry and trade,"
Kuzi stated.
Further testing of the DiamaPen's application to other,
colorless gemstones - natural, synthetic and simulants - is
ongoing. The DiamaPen will be available for purchase
at the upcoming Hong Kong Gems & Jewellery Fair at the Asia World-Expo, Hall
6, Booth 6NOO.
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The Diamapen will be available at the upcoming Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair. |
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