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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a non-fluorescent diamond?
A non-fluorescent diamond is a diamond that does not emit any visible light when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. This means that under UV light, such as sunlight or black light, the diamond will not exhibit any glow or change in appearance. Non-fluorescent diamonds are often preferred by buyers who want a consistent appearance in all lighting conditions.
What is slight fluorescence?
Slight fluorescence in a diamond refers to a very mild reaction to ultraviolet (UV) light. When exposed to UV light, a diamond with slight fluorescence will emit a faint glow, usually blue, although other colors can also occur. This level of fluorescence is typically not noticeable under normal lighting conditions and does not significantly impact the diamond’s appearance or brilliance.
Do all diamonds glow under blue light?
No, not all diamonds glow under blue light. Only diamonds with fluorescence will exhibit a glow when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. The intensity of the glow can range from faint to very strong, depending on the diamond’s fluorescence grade. Non-fluorescent diamonds will not show any glow under blue light.
Are diamonds with no fluorescence more expensive?
Diamonds with no fluorescence can be more expensive, especially among higher color grades (D-F), where buyers may prefer the absence of any potential impact on the diamond’s appearance. However, the price difference is usually not significant. In lower color grades (G-J), slight to medium fluorescence can actually enhance the diamond’s appearance by making it appear whiter, potentially increasing its value.
Do all lab diamonds have fluorescence?
Not all lab diamonds have fluorescence. Like natural diamonds, lab-grown diamonds can exhibit varying levels of fluorescence, ranging from none to very strong. The presence and intensity of fluorescence in lab diamonds depend on the specific conditions and trace elements present during their creation. Buyers can find lab diamonds with the fluorescence level that suits their preferences.
What is the difference between faint and no fluorescence?
The difference between faint and no fluorescence in diamonds lies in their reaction to ultraviolet (UV) light:
- Faint Fluorescence: Diamonds with faint fluorescence exhibit a very subtle glow when exposed to UV light. This glow is usually blue but can be other colors as well. Faint fluorescence is typically not noticeable under normal lighting conditions and does not affect the diamond’s overall appearance or performance.
- No Fluorescence: Diamonds with no fluorescence do not emit any glow when exposed to UV light. They remain unchanged under different lighting conditions, ensuring a consistent appearance at all times.
Both faint and no fluorescence are considered acceptable, and the choice between them depends on personal preference and the specific characteristics desired in a diamond.
