Security Engraving
You don't need to be a fan of crime dramas to have heard of the CSI: New York series (Crime Scene Investigation) - the story of FBI agents faced with dozens of complicated cases, who often use methods that go beyond the ordinary. So it was with the episode "Road to Recovery", when the agents had to solve a mysterious murder at a scene where there wasn't even a single fingerprint.
They received unexpected help from the diamond ring worn by the woman about whom they knew absolutely nothing. How did that happen? Few people know that internationally certified diamonds are inscribed with a unique, easily identifiable security code. It is, in fact, a sophisticated and non-invasive technology that uses a laser to "write" an optical fingerprint on each diamond. Diamante.ro is the only supplier in Romania where you can obtain official information about this technology or purchase internationally certified diamonds engraved with an identification code, under conditions of maximum security. But what did the FBI officers do in the end? They checked the code on that diamond and discovered that it had been registered in an international database by none other than the husband of the unidentified woman. Of course, we are talking about a film scenario, but this laser fingerprinting technology has also been used in real life by the authorities ever since it first appeared in 1976. Returning to Romania, anyone interested in jewellery with internationally certified diamonds should know that optical fingerprinting is a unique guarantee in the event of the loss or theft of a piece of jewellery, or of a transfer of ownership. All these checks can also be carried out online, from home or from the office, in complete safety. You can find more information about FIRESQ jewellery with internationally certified diamonds at https://firesc.com/despre-diamante.
