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How to Put Natural Diamonds Back in the Spotlight
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A highlight of this process is Sarine’s 3D-printed model of the original rough diamond. Created from precise scans before cutting, it offers physical proof of the diamond’s natural origin. Retailers can even show or present this replica to clients, creating a tangible, emotional link between the rough and the polished gem.
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