4 thoughts on “I would like to ask if the real diamond has no fake diamonds. I went to other stores to see the diamonds on the silver rings than my diamond ring flashing. What is going on?”
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Diamonds are not to look at gloss. If you want to distinguish between true and false diamonds, if you are a bare diamond, you can use the linear identification method. Draw a black straight line on the white paper and place the diamond pointed on the black line on the black line. It is guaranteed that the pointed pointed is just aimed at the black line, that is, the black line divides the diamond in half, and if the pointed point is looking down, if the black line is not seen, it is the real diamond. If it is a diamond inlaid on the ring, you can use the method of fogming to identify it. Go to the market to buy a fake diamond ring that is the same as your ring. Put the two rings into the refrigerator at the same time. On the two diamonds, the fog on the diamond can quickly disappear (most of the fake diamond rings on the market are made of vermiculite, which is very close to the real diamond. Come)
The lighting effect is the glass sometimes bright
Probably because of the production process
Uh, then don't understand the quilt