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cubic zirconia

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cubic zirconia
n.
A synthetic gemstone, ZrO2, used in jewelry as an artificial diamond.


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And lab techs will trace the cubic zirconia origins of Terry Kennedy's costume jewelry.
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The firm experimented with various standard physical vapor deposition (PVD) coatings and polycrystalline diamond (PCD) but did not find what it was looking for until it tried tungsten carbide (TC) inserts that had been coated with a cubic zirconia surface-infusion treatment by C3 International LLC, Alpharetta, Ga.
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For example, during the week of October 11, customers could forgo auctions and immediately buy cell phones, battery chargers, stuffed toys, toe rings, cubic zirconia, CDs, and movies--all for one cent.
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