Have you seen the television show ‘MythBusters’? It was decided to carry out a radiographic version of ‘MythBusters’. The study involved the investigation of the urban myth about a female radiographer who accidentally x-rayed her hand, only to discover that her diamond engagement ring was a fake. To prove or disprove the legend, a number of natural diamonds and cubic zirconia crystals were radiographed. Sure enough, there was a definite and consistent difference between the resultant images. The study confirmed part of the myth that radiography can differentiate between a diamond and a cubic zirconia fake diamond.
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Piotto, L., Gent, R., & Bibbo, G. (2007, April 1). Myth busting — in the world of x-rays. Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences. John Wiley and Sons Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1002/j.2051-3909.2007.tb00060.x
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