<p>I have a platinum ring and I want to put a diamond on it. Is there a possibility to make the diamond &quot;looking bright in the day&quot; ? By this I mean that the diamond would look like if he was emitting light even in the day.</p>
<p>I have a thing to propose :</p>
<p>Putting a fluorescent/phosphorescent stuff between the diamond and the ring. What do you think?</p>

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2024-01-19T15:29:52.367Z
Is this an actual, serious question? It doesn't sound like one at all.
Allison C
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2024-01-19T16:24:34.953Z
I'm pretty sure "fluorescent/phosphorescent stuff" will not emit enough light to be visible during daytime. You could put a LED light underneath, but even with a small battery it will become quite bulky and unseemly. But being an open-ended question, asking to generate ideas, this is not a good fit for this website (a "right" answer being subjective)—unless you're only really asking if putting the "fluorescent/phosphorescent stuff" would work; if so, please [edit] your question to reflect that, or it will probably get closed.
Joachim
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2024-01-19T17:18:53.630Z
Hi, thanks Joachim. In fact, it's an open-ended question. So yes, it's more about finding alternatives to "fluorescent/phosphorescent stuff" since (as you've pointed out) it  will not emit enough light.
Dirac36
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2024-01-19T17:20:09.180Z
What are the shortest led you have in mind?
Dirac36
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2024-01-20T12:41:43.150Z
Surface mount LEDs can be sub millimetre, so the battery would be the main concern
Chris H
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2024-01-20T22:28:30.830Z
@AllisonC - yeah, that is the trouble with diamonds, they are just not bright enough!
rebusB
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2024-01-20T22:47:26.623Z
@rebusB The OP could have been talking about rough diamonds, though, and a perfectly reasonable answer would have been "cut and polish it" :)
Joachim
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2024-01-21T18:12:11.063Z
Hi, ok. So a little LED would be ok and the problem would be with the battery.
Dirac36
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2024-01-21T18:13:09.430Z
Yes Allison C. It's a serious question though a little bit extravagant. I'm sorry if you think I lack you of respect.
Dirac36
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# Make a diamond bright

(Asked by: username_0 on 2024-01-19)

I have a platinum ring and I want to put a diamond on it. Is there a possibility to make the diamond "looking bright in the day" ? By this I mean that the diamond would look like if he was emitting light even in the day.

I have a thing to propose :

Putting a fluorescent/phosphorescent stuff between the diamond and the ring. What do you think?

**Tags:** jewelry

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Is this an actual, serious question? It doesn't sound like one at all.  
> **username_2**: I'm pretty sure "fluorescent/phosphorescent stuff" will not emit enough light to be visible during daytime. You could put a LED light underneath, but even with a small battery it will become quite bulky and unseemly. But being an open-ended question, asking to generate ideas, this is not a good fit for this website (a "right" answer being subjective)—unless you're only really asking if putting the "fluorescent/phosphorescent stuff" would work; if so, please [edit] your question to reflect that, or it will probably get closed.  
> **username_0**: Hi, thanks username_2. In fact, it's an open-ended question. So yes, it's more about finding alternatives to "fluorescent/phosphorescent stuff" since (as you've pointed out) it  will not emit enough light.  
> **username_0**: What are the shortest led you have in mind?  
> **username_3**: Surface mount LEDs can be sub millimetre, so the battery would be the main concern  
> **username_4**: @AllisonC - yeah, that is the trouble with diamonds, they are just not bright enough!  
> **username_2**: @username_4 The OP could have been talking about rough diamonds, though, and a perfectly reasonable answer would have been "cut and polish it" :)  
> **username_0**: Hi, ok. So a little LED would be ok and the problem would be with the battery.  
> **username_0**: Yes username_1. It's a serious question though a little bit extravagant. I'm sorry if you think I lack you of respect.  

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