Enhanced gem stone and a method of simulating the appearance of

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1999-08-13

2000-11-14

Jones, Deborah

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Three dimension imitation or 'treated' natural product

427445, 427260, 63 32, A01N 100, A01N 300, A41G 300, A41G 500, B44F 700

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061467235

ABSTRACT:
A clear crystalline faceted substrate is provided with a coating of a colored transparent ink in order to enhance the appearance of the otherwise inexpensive gem stone. The ink is a permanent type ink made from n-propanol, n-butanol and diacetone alcohol which is soluble in a solution having a isopropyl alcohol 99% strength. Once the coating has been applied to a substrate such as a cubic zirconia to enhance the appearance of the gem stone, the coating can be removed by use of the solvent. A fresh coating of a different color may then be applied.

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pp. 853 and 143 of Meriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary-10th edition.

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