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  • Gemstone Identification Using Raman Spectroscopy
    to clarify the stone to clear white. Sapphires are heated to get amazing pinks and blues. Rubies lose a purplish tint while iolite may be turned a deep blue. Heat treating can also be used to enhance the 'color change' of gems such as tanzanite. Dying of stones is also a very common practice. Agate is dyed...

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Titanium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Heat of fusion 14.15 kJ·mol?1 Heat of vaporization Molar heat capacity 25.060 J·mol?1·K?1
Ruby - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Other varieties of gem-quality corundum are called sapphires.
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[Ganoksin The Hard Facts of Sapphire & Ruby
While sapphires and rubies can be damaged in various ways during the repair or creation of jewelry, heat is the most common culprit.
What is corundum and what are its basic qualities?
Red corundum is called ruby, blue corundum is called sapphire, and all other colours are called fancy sapphires.
Apsara Gems - Gem Treatments
During the 1970?s & 80?s heat-treating technology evolved dramatically and heat-treated Sri Lankan geuda sapphires began to pour onto the market.
Diffusion Treated Sapphire
Emmett, John L. and Douthit, Troy R. (1993) Heat treating the sapphires of Rock Creek, Montana.
Gemreseach
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Comments on: ?A Question Concerning Heat?Treated Blue Sapphires," by Koivula and Inns John L. Emmett Crystal Chemistry, Brush Prairie, Washington A
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Their major observations can be summarized as fol ows: 1) Heat-treated blue sapphires, which contained a fine rutile exsolution distribution pattern

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