Diamond Clarity – The Third “C”

from Diamond Answer Man · host J. Christopher Guritz - Diamond Answer Man

Diamond Clarity is something that will definitely affect the beauty of the diamond in the three least rare grades. However, in the SI1/2 Category, inclusions can become visible starting around .85/.90 and up, though their degree of visibility is dependent on type of inclusion and actual size of the diamond. How obvious you see it may depend on your […]

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