The evolution of gemology changes the ways of gemstone identification. The Raman Spectrometer can accurately and rapidly solve many gemstone identification problems that cannot be easily solved using traditional methods in practice - becoming the new favorite tool in the field of gemstone identification.
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Examples of precious gems identified using Raman Spectroscopy methods are listed below.
The most valuable coral, the noble red, also called corallicum rubrum, is favored worldwide for its hardness, beauty, and sanguine hue. Many common enhancements are performed on coral in the modern market, spoiling their natural qualities in the process.
The price for fine-quality jadeite has risen dramatically along with China’s economic rise. The demand from those who can newly afford it has significantly outpaced the supply of this rare material.
Nephrite jade is found in darker shades of green that are almost black. Older traditional Chinese jades are typically carved from nephrite jade
Pearl gems are probably the most loved gems of all time. Seductive strands, warm to the touch. Learn how to detect imitation pearls made from glass or plastic.
Emeralds are fascinating gemstones. They have the most beautiful, most intense and most radiant green that can possibly be imagined.
Diamonds, a woman's best friend. Counterfeit diamonds are notorious for being frequent and widespread. Learn how you can detect conterfeit diamonds quickly and non-destructively with Raman technologies