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Overton, Thomas W., Shigley, James E. (2008) A History of Diamond Treatments. Gems & Gemology, 44 (1) 32-55 doi:10.5741/gems.44.1.32

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TitleA History of Diamond Treatments
JournalGems & Gemology
AuthorsOverton, Thomas W.Author
Shigley, James E.Author
Year2008 (April 1)Volume44
Issue1
PublisherGemological Institute of America
DOIdoi:10.5741/gems.44.1.32Search in ResearchGate
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Plain TextOverton, Thomas W., Shigley, James E. (2008) A History of Diamond Treatments. Gems & Gemology, 44 (1) 32-55 doi:10.5741/gems.44.1.32
In(2008, April) Gems & Gemology Vol. 44 (1) Gemological Institute of America

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