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Eaton-Magana, Sally, Ardon, Troy, Breeding, Christopher M., Shigley, James E. (2019) Natural-Color Fancy White and Fancy Black Diamonds: Where Color and Clarity Converge. Gems & Gemology, 55 (3) doi:10.5741/gems.55.3.320

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TitleNatural-Color Fancy White and Fancy Black Diamonds: Where Color and Clarity Converge
JournalGems & Gemology
AuthorsEaton-Magana, SallyAuthor
Ardon, TroyAuthor
Breeding, Christopher M.Author
Shigley, James E.Author
Year2019 (November 1)Volume55
Issue3
PublisherGemological Institute of America
DOIdoi:10.5741/gems.55.3.320Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceEaton-Magana, Sally, Ardon, Troy, Breeding, Christopher M., Shigley, James E. (2019) Natural-Color Fancy White and Fancy Black Diamonds: Where Color and Clarity Converge. Gems & Gemology, 55 (3) doi:10.5741/gems.55.3.320
Plain TextEaton-Magana, Sally, Ardon, Troy, Breeding, Christopher M., Shigley, James E. (2019) Natural-Color Fancy White and Fancy Black Diamonds: Where Color and Clarity Converge. Gems & Gemology, 55 (3) doi:10.5741/gems.55.3.320
In(2019, November) Gems & Gemology Vol. 55 (3) Gemological Institute of America

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