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The ecology of diamond sourcing: from mined to synthetic gems as a sustainable transition. 

October 17, 2017 Sustainable Gemstones

Ali, S. H. (2017). The ecology of diamond sourcing: from mined to synthetic gems as a sustainable transition. Journal of Bioeconomics, 19(1), 115-126. Link to Article

In Env. Sustainability, Environmental Issues Tags Diamonds, Synthetic diamonds, Natural diamonds, Sustainability
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