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GIA Expands Diamond Melee Service to Fancy Shapes

GIA’s Melee Analysis Service now has the capability to analyze fancy-shaped melee diamonds

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This service was first created in 2016 for round brilliant melee diamonds to address concerns about laboratory-grown and treated diamonds being mixed into parcels of melee. GIA has now expanded the automated system to analyze and sort melee-size diamonds that are fancy-shaped.

 The GIA Melee Analysis Service separates natural diamonds from laboratory-grown and potentially HPHT treated natural diamonds for round and fancy-shaped melee along with identifying any simulants. For round melee only, the screened diamonds can be sorted by color range for an additional charge. Clients can also specify a size range to sort for their round melee parcel. Once sorted, the melee will be sealed in secure packaging and retuned.

Visit GIA.edu/melee-analysis to learn more.


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