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| | CHARACTERIZATION OF HYDROGEN RICH DIAMONDS FROM ARGYLE/ AUSTRALIA WITH VIS/NIR- AND PHOTOLUMINESCENCE- SPECTROSCOPY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) |
 | | The photoluminescence spectrum of a blue gray diamond from Argyle; the maxima were measured as follows: 1332cm-1 first order Raman, 582.9, 604, 613.3, 625.5, 641, 644.8, 655.2, 668.2, 669.2, 670, 687.9, 689, 694.3, 695, 701.4, 717.5, 728.3, 764nm |
 | | Chameleon diamonds are generally described as gray-olive-green diamonds which change their color to a more intense olivish-yellow color when they are heated, cooled or sometimes even after storage in the dark for some time. |
 | | The low temperature photoluminescence spectrum of a classical gray-olive-green chameleon diamond; the positions of the maxima have been measured as being precisely the same as the maxima of the greenish yellow Argyle chameleons. |
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