Raman spectroscopic measurements were performed to determine the prese
nce of a diamond located within an Intralipid scattering medium. The R
aman signature of the diamond was recorded for varying thicknesses and
concentrations of the Intralipid by use of a 514-nm argon-ion laser a
nd a cw 785-nm Ti:sapphire laser. Results show how Raman spectroscopy
can be used as a diagnostic tool for identifying objects embedded with
in scattering media. In particular, future applications could include
tissue diagnostics performed in vivo.