The challenge is to develop a device/detector which can be used to scan a person or a container for loose diamond detection.
when hit by "black light" diamonds give out a blue light, but not always
this link is useful
www.metaldetector.com/.../how-to-hunt-for-diamonds-gemstones
regards
When you are new to using metal detectors, there are usually two main things you are searching for: coins and jewelry. While there are plenty of treasures waiting to be discovered, jewelry is one of the most lucrative targets. People are constantly losing their jewels, and sometimes, you can find them buried in beach sand, near the lake, or even at the park.
I hope that these articles and link will be useful.,,,,,,
https://www.alibaba.com/showroom/diamond-detector.html
https://www.discoverdetecting.com/whats-the-best-metal-detector-for-jewelry/
Best Luck.
The problem of creating a device / detector that can be used to scan a person or a container to detect a free diamond is not new. Many scientists have tried to solve this task for many years, but, in my opinion, there are no such diamond detectors yet.
Vasily
Diamond being Carbon, a very light Z and non-conductive, non magnetic material hard one to detect.
Perhaps you can look up
" Detection of diamonds in kimberlite by the tagged neutron method"
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2015.02.049
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