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Optical absorption and luminescence in diamond
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On the growth-sectorial dependence of defects in natural diamonds
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The story of one diamond: the heterogeneous distribution of the optical centres within a diamond crystal from the Ichetju placer, northern Urals
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High pressure high temperature treatment of diamonds — a review of the patent literature from five decades (1960–2009)
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Mathematical and Physical Sciences
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The French Blue and the Hope: New Data from the Discovery of A Historical Lead Cast
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Possible "Sister" Stones Of the Hope Diamond
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