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Gemstones and noble metals adorning the sceptre of the Faculty of Science of Charles University in Prague: integrated analysis by Raman and XRF handheld instruments
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  • 2007Comparative study of mobile Raman instrumentation for art analysis148 cited
  • 2007On-site Raman identification and dating of ancient/modern stained glasses at the Sainte-Chapelle, Paris116 cited
  • 2006Investigation of degradation mechanisms by portable Raman spectroscopy and thermodynamic speciation: The wall painting of Santa María de Lemoniz (Basque Country, North of Spain)104 cited
  • 2009Characterization of Lapis Lazuli Pigments Using a Multitechnique Analytical Approach: Implications for Identification and Geological Provenancing90 cited
  • 2009On‐site analysis of Chinese Cloisonné enamels from fifteenth to nineteenth centuries81 cited
  • 2010On‐site analysis of Limoges enamels from sixteenth to nineteenth centuries: an attempt to differentiate between genuine artefacts and copies76 cited
  • 2006Non-destructive analysis of museum objects by fibre-optic Raman spectroscopy63 cited
  • 2009In situ investigations of vault paintings in the Antwerp cathedral55 cited
  • 2004In situ Raman spectroscopic investigations of the adorning gemstones on the reliquary Heinrich's Cross from the treasury of Basel Cathedral49 cited

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