02.05.06
Color Diamond Encyclopedia Earns Many ‘05 Web Stars
Now it’s easy to learn about fancy colored diamonds. Shoppers can get exactly the information they seek from new diamond site. As Jeff Miller reports:
The Internet has grown into the top choice for consumers to research products and information, according to the University of Washington libraries guide online. One prominent colored diamonds research tool has captured much attention in 2005 as the place to learn about natural color diamonds.
While Arthur Langerman’s website was originally intended for the trade, the Natural Color Diamond Encyclopedia online is providing exactly the kind of information consumers seek as well.
According to dozens of website reviews, bloggers and librarians alike praise Langerman’s website for its design and ease of use. In November the Tucson Citizen listed Langerman’s website for its readers to “learn plenty” about the provenance, history, and science behind “these lovely rocks — and yes, there are tons of photos.”
Wedding preparation website beau-coup.com, calls Langerman’s encyclopedia “a really cool site where you can look at dozens of colored diamonds, learn their history, as well as all kinds of interesting factoids.”
Academic Texas A&M University points earth science students to the
encyclopedia as a research tool. And library (data collection) services
company SirsiDynix, rated the Natural Color Diamond Encyclopedia at No.7 for
best websites in early in 2005.
Finally a site that takes out the guesswork when considering buying fancy colored diamonds. Read more here. more…
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Originally Posted on 2/4/2006 8:11:16 PM
Content source: http://diamond-experts.blogspot.com/2005/12/color-diamond-encyclopedia-earns-many.html