Diamonds from the Arkhangelsk Province, NW Russia / Victor Garanin, Konstantin Garanin, Galina Kriulina, George Samosorov.
Garanin, Victor.; Garanin, Konstantin.; Kriulina, Galina.; Samosorov, George.
2021
QE393 .G37 2021
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Title
Diamonds from the Arkhangelsk Province, NW Russia / Victor Garanin, Konstantin Garanin, Galina Kriulina, George Samosorov.
Author
Garanin, Victor.
ISBN
9783030357177 (electronic bk.)
3030357171 (electronic bk.)
9783030357160
3030357163
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-35717-7
Published
Cham : Springer, 2021.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (260 pages)
Item Number
10.1007/978-3-030-35717-7 doi
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QE393 .G37 2021
Dewey Decimal Classification
553.8/2
Summary
This book examines and summarizes data on more than 40,000 diamonds from deposits in Russias diamondiferous Arkhangelsk province. The geological data of diamond deposits includes the geological setting, ore body morphology and mineral composition. Investigation techniques employed include: Color Cathode Luminescence, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy, Electron Paramagnetic Resonance, Raman Spectroscopy, and Carbon Isotopy. The book provides a full description of the diamond morphology. The problems of a potential (mantle) diamond grade for deposits are considered, depending on the physical and chemical conditions involved in the genesis and growth of diamond crystals. Further, there can be a significant impact on the productivity of bodies and the properties of diamonds during post-crystallization metasomatic processes. In this book, the authors propose a diamond crystallization model for changes in diamond crystals within mantle metasomatic transformations, and identify the factors affecting the growth and dissolution of diamonds in the mantle. In addition, they describe the complex evolution of kimberlite from the mantle up to the Earths surface. All of these factors affect the quality and quantity of diamonds in a particular diamond deposit, providing the basis for identifying optimal technological mining processes.
Note
5.2 Morphogenetic Groups of Diamonds from the Deposits in Arkhangelsk Diamondiferous Region and Yakutian Diamondiferous Province.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Garanin, Konstantin.
Kriulina, Galina.
Samosorov, George.
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Springer mineralogy.
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Intro
Introduction
References
Contents
Abbreviations
1 Geological Summary of Kimberlites and Related Rocks in the Archangelsk Diamondiferous Region (ADR)
1.1 Historical Perspective of ADR Discovery
1.2 ADR Geological Location and Structure
1.3 V. Grib and M.V. Lomonosov Deposits
1.4 Low- and Non-diamondiferous ADR Bodies
References
2 Typomorphism of Diamond from Deposits of the Arkhangelsk Diamondiferous Region
2.1 Mineralogical Characteristics of Diamonds from the M.V. Lomonosov Deposit Pipes
2.1.1 Crystal Morphology
2.1.2 Internal Structure

2.1.3 Diamond Coloration
2.1.4 Diamond Gemological Characteristics
2.1.5 Diamond Typomorphic Characteristics
2.2 Mineralogical Characteristics of Diamonds from Pipe of the V. Grib Deposit
2.2.1 Crystal Morphology
2.2.2 Internal Structure
2.2.3 Diamond Coloration
2.2.4 Diamond Microcrystals
2.2.5 Diamond Gemological Characteristics
2.2.6 Typomorphic Characteristics of the V. Grib Pipe Diamonds
2.3 Morphology and Other Major Characteristics of ADR Diamond from Low and Poor Diamond-Bearing Kimberlites Zolotitsa and Kepina Fields

2.3.1 Zolotitsa Field Diamonds: Snegurochka, Pervomayskaya, Koltsovskaya Pipes
2.3.2 Kepina Field Diamonds
2.3.3 Typomorphic Characteristics of Diamonds from Low- and Poor-Diamondiferous Kimberlites
References
3 Defect-Impurity Composition, Optical and Spectrometric Properties of Diamond from ADR Deposits
3.1 Luminescence
3.2 Electron Paramagnetic Resonance
3.3 IR Spectroscopy
3.4 Raman Spectroscopy of Diamonds and X-Ray Spectrometry for Studying Inherent Mineral Inclusions
3.4.1 Graphite
3.4.2 Olivine
3.4.3 Garnet
3.4.4 Chromite
3.4.5 Hematite

3.4.6 Carbonate
3.5 Some Consequences from Data on Studies of Mineral Inclusions in Diamond from ADR Deposits
References
4 Recent Data on Diamond from the M.V. Lomonosov Deposit
4.1 Cubic Habit Diamond from M.V. Lomonosov Deposit
4.2 Microinclusions in Diamonds
4.3 Quality, Deformation, Physical and Mechanical Properties Estimation of Diamond from the Arkhangelskaya and Karpinskogo-1 Pipes
4.4 Investigation of Diamonds Inert ToX-Ray Excitation
4.4.1 Qualitative Evaluation of Diamonds Inert to X-ray Excitation

4.4.2 Defect-Impurity Composition of Diamond Crystals Non-luminescent in X-rays
4.4.3 Link Between Mineralogy and Defect-Impurity Composition of Diamond Crystals in the Collection Mined from X-ray Luminescent Separation Tailings
4.4.4 X-ray Luminescence
4.4.5 Paramagnetic Centers in X-Ray-Luminescent and Non-Luminescent Diamond Crystals (EPR Spectroscopy)
4.4.6 Summary of Results and Comparative Analysis Based on EPR Data
References
5 Constitutional Characteristics and Patterns of Diamond Formation in the ADR
5.1 Petrochemical Types of Kimberlites

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