(PRESS RELEASE) VERONA, ITALY — DiaTechPro Advanced Analytical Instruments announces the launch of their next-generation diamond screening instrument DiaSynth for North America. DiaSynth sets a new standard for detection technology by means of revolutionary Artificial Intelligence software created by DiaTechPro in cooperation with the University of Verona in Italy.
Unlike any other device, DiaSynth accurately identifies Natural Diamonds, CVD and HPHT Laboratory Grown Diamonds and a variety of other diamond simulants including CZ, Moissanite, White Sapphire, Spinel, Quartz, Topaz and glass. Built with DiaTechPro proprietary, patented hardware and software, the DiaSynth instrument identifies stones from 0.5 mm in size of any shape or cut; loose or mounted and from D through K in color. It provides clear and easy to understand results in seconds, accurately and consistently, requiring no special skills on the part of the operator.
With a background in science, engineering and software, the team of professionals led by Marco Pasqualini, the CEO of DiaTechPro, has invested years of research in the creation of DiaSynth. Advanced Artificial Intelligence software developed with the assistance of the University of Verona replaces the personal observations of an operator with colorful graphic overlays that identify each stone with great accuracy.
“During each scan more than 20 images of each stone are captured in a fraction of a second and more than 160 features are extracted for analysis by our AI software with an easy to understand result”, said Pasqualini.
To achieve his goal of creating a groundbreaking new instrument, DiaTechPro uses superior hardware technology to better realize the potential of their software. These components include specific multiple spectrum UV emitters and high speed industrial-grade cameras. Custom circuitry, internal lighting, lenses and filters all require global sourcing from premier specialty manufacturers, but the result is a superior instrument that provides heightened levels of identification accuracy.
DiaSynth sells for less than $15,000 including a 27 inch flat screen monitor, accessories and individual, on site installation. As a measure of the company’s commitment and confidence, DiaSynth comes with a Three Year On-Site Warranty and unlimited updates for technical improvements and market-sensitive adjustments.
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With shipments direct from their location near Verona, Italy, DiaSynth will be available throughout North America beginning this fall in limited quantities.
“At DiaTechPro we know there is no magical laboratory-in-a-box, but this leading-edge device allows jewelers, manufacturers, laboratories, and other industry professionals to achieve a previously impossible degree of accuracy done with great efficiency in house. It’s fast and easy to use. With our experience and a high level of confidence, we are the only manufacturer to offer a Three Year Warranty. We take great pride in our Italian creation and assembly,” said Pasqualini. “We stand behind what we sell.”
“We do not favor one gemstone over another. Our objectives are scientific. But we do maintain that consumers must have confidence in our industry and our ability to differentiate gemstones. Trust is the foundation of our business. People rely on us as industry professionals to safeguard today’s treasures and tomorrow’s heirlooms. DiaTechPro takes this mission very seriously in a world where new lab-grown diamond variants constantly appear in the marketplace.”
Accurate diamond identification is the biggest challenge of the jewelry industry today. Only a few years ago undisclosed laboratory grown diamonds posed a threat of contaminating the traditional diamond pipeline. Today laboratory grown diamonds are part of everyday business. Because of the extreme differences in value, the need to identify the nature of diamonds is essential. As jewelry repairs come and go, diamonds are bought over the counter, and inventory must be quality-verified, everyone in the diamond pipeline needs confident knowledge of product origins every time a gemstone changes hands.
