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Materials glossary / Standard and mark

Conflict-free

On the label: Conflict-free · Standard and mark

What it is

A claim that a diamond was not mined to fund armed conflict, under the Kimberley Process; it covers rough diamond origin, not labor conditions, and is self-certified at the retail end.

Standard and marks: The marks, tests and laws behind the words on a label: karat stamps, UV400, ANSI Z80.3, the FTC Jewelry Guides, Prop 65.

In the research

2 PubMed papers mention it with jewelry, allergy, eyewear or UV; the three most recent:

A paper is a paper, not a verdict: titles are listed so you can read them, and a study on one fabric or one filter says little about the piece in your hand.

Pieces whose listing names it

2 on the site

Matched from the words in the supplier's listing; the full material line is on each product page.

Other standard and marks

Clasp & Lens describes materials from the public record and does not appraise, grade or test pieces; what a listing states is the supplier's statement. If a piece causes a rash, take it off; a reaction that spreads or blisters is a doctor's question, and sunglasses are no substitute for impact-rated eye protection where that is required.

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