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Consideration
of master-stones for standardization of different
cut grading systems
Inevitably different organizations will develop
their own systems and standards. To avoid contentious
contradictions between cut grading systems it
is important that cut grades for the same stone
be equal or similar. We propose the development
of standards, calibers and master stones to evaluate
cut quality and diamond beauty, just as the diamond
community uses color master sets.
Concurrent
grading of symmetry and proportion effects on
cut quality
Discussion and consideration of the benefits and
pitfalls of combining symmetry grading with proportion
based approaches, with the goal of simplifying
diamond buying for consumers.
Modern
grade cut technologies and their application for
gemology, manufacturers and trade
Advantages and drawbacks of traditional cut grading
methods. Perspectives of recent scientific findings
in the diamond cut field and presentations of
different devices, software, methodologies and
technologies. The practical applications that
could result from various recent diamond cut studies.
Smart
Cut design software: creating fashion cuts as
marketing tools
New software for easy generation of new and more
effective fancy cuts will be presented. Imagine
new season "high fashion cuts" like
the "Spring of 2004" on the catwalks
of Paris.
Several
abstracts and posters submitted to the Conference
are available below
Diamond
Report - Technical or Descriptive?
>>>
by Gabi S. Tolkowsky
Superior
diamonds at a better price
>>>
by
Iiro Suokko, Finland
Precise
Three Dimensional Diamond Model: Perspective Applications
>>>
by
Sergey Sivovolenko, OctoNus, Moscow, Russia and
Yuri Shelementiev, MSU Gemological Center, Moscow,
Russia
Ideal-Scope
Diamond® Sales System
>>>
by
Garry Holloway FGAA, Dip DTAustralia
Diamond
Cut Grading - SLOPE PROPORTIONS (download
pdf version) >>>
by
B.L.Harding E.Brookfield, Mass., USA
The
Concept of Angular Spectrum and its Relation to
Gemstone Illumination Appeal >>>
by
Jose Sasian, Optical Sciences Center, University
of Arizona, USA and
Peter Yantzer and James Caudill, American Gem
Society Laboratories, USA
Assumptions
and Aspects of the Forthcoming AGS Cut Grading
System
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by
Peter Yantzer*, Dr. Jose Sasian**, James Caudill*
* American Gem Society Laboratories, USA
** University of Arizona, USA
Diamond
Cut Grading System. Stages of development and
implementation >>>
by
Sergey Sivovolenko, OctoNus, Moscow, Russia and
Yuri Shelementiev, MSU Gemological Center, Moscow,
Russia
Cutting
for Certificates Or Cutting the Profit
A review on Indian Diamond Manufacturing >>>
by
Janak A. Mistry, Lexus SoftMac, India
To
Brand or not to Brand - FAQ's and Practical Answers
>>>
by
Olga Okhrimenko, Corporate and Brand Identity
Consulting (CBIconsult)
The
Language of Diamond Beauty - Describing the diamond’s
optical performance >>>
by
Michael Cowing FGA, AGA Certified Gem Laboratory,
USA
On
the introduction of a new integral coefficient
of the diamond brilliance beauty >>>
by
V.K.Baranov, A.G.Golubinsky, R.I.Ilkaev
Russian Federal Nuclear Center - All-Russia Scientific
Research Institute of Experimental Physics (RFNC-
VNIIEF), Sarov, Nyzhni Novgorod region
and
A.M.Bocharov, Y.N.Rebrik, M.A.Shkadov
Smolensk State Unitary Company Kristall Production
Corporation (Kristall Production Corporation),
Smolensk
Selling
Revolution >>>
by
Maarten de Witte, C.G., G.G., Hearts On Fire,
USA
New
Cut Grading Systems: the Technology Provider's
Challenge
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by
U. Lederer, Sarin Technologies Ltd., Israel
The
Conference daily program
| April
23 Hotel Alrosa hall and conference room |
11.00
- 13.00
12.00 - 14.00
14.00 - 18.00 |
Registration
Meeting party
Conference opening and presentations |
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| April
24 Hotel Alrosa hall and conference room |
| 10.00
- 18.00 |
Oral
presentations and poster sessions |
| Lunch
and two coffee breaks |
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| April
25 Hotel Alrosa hall and conference room |
10.00
- 13.00
13.00 - 14.30
14.30 - 18.00
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Oral
presentations and poster sessions
Lunch
Round table discussions |
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| April
26 |
| Day
of optional presentations, round tables, and
tours |
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