The project aims to explore methods for altering the color of natural diamonds, a process that can enhance their aesthetic appeal and market value. Students will investigate various techniques, such as heat treatment, irradiation, and chemical vapor deposition, to understand their effects on diamond color. The goal is to identify feasible and effective methods that can be applied in a controlled laboratory setting. This project will allow learners to apply their knowledge of chemistry, materials science, and physics to real-world applications. By conducting experiments and analyzing results, students will gain insights into the processes that influence diamond coloration. The project will also involve researching existing literature to understand current industry practices and innovations.

- Investigate methods for changing diamond colors.

- Conduct experiments to test different techniques.

- Analyze results to determine the effectiveness of each method.

- Research existing literature on diamond color alteration.

The project will culminate in a comprehensive report detailing the findings, methodologies, and recommendations for effective diamond color transformation techniques. Additionally, students will present their results in a presentation format to demonstrate their understanding and insights gained from the project. The deliverables will include:

- A detailed report on experimental findings and methodologies.

- A presentation summarizing the research and results.

- Recommendations for feasible color transformation techniques.

- Documentation of the experimental process and analysis.