Ass #10 - Key Terms and Concepts
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What primarily affects the clarity grade of a diamond?

  • The age of the diamond
  • The size, number, location, relief, and nature of clarity characteristics (correct)
  • The carat weight of the diamond
  • The color of the diamond
  • What clarity grade is considered "precise" while all others can vary based on the fact the no two diamonds are alike?

  • Flawless (correct)
  • Slightly Included
  • Very Slightly Included
  • Included
  • What is the primary function of a plot in diamond grading?

  • To map inclusions, blemishes, and facet arrangement (correct)
  • To estimate the carat weight of the diamond
  • To provide a market value assessment
  • To display the diamond's cut quality
  • Which of the following statements regarding eye-visible inclusions is correct?

    <p>VS, SI, and I stones can have eye-visible inclusions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do blemishes affect the clarity grade of diamonds?

    <p>They rarely affect grades lower than IF</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A Clarity Grade is usually determined by ....

    <p>the largest or most visible characteristics.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Accurate clarity grading includes consideration of .....

    <p>the size and shape of the diamond in relation to its clarity characteristics.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What size of inclusion has the most influence on the clarity grade?

    <p>The Largest</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The GIA Diamond Grading System provides .....

    <p>universally accepted way to communicate diamond quality.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a contrast between an inclusion and its host gem ?

    <p>Relief</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If something is visible without magnification it is what?

    <p>Eye Visible</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Inclusions or blemishes that establish the clarity grade of a diamond are what ?

    <p>Grade Setting Characteristic</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Diamond Grading System

    • Eye-visible: Visible to the naked eye, no magnification needed.
    • Grade-setting characteristics: Inclusions or blemishes defining a diamond's clarity grade.
    • Plot: A map showing inclusions, blemishes, and facet arrangement.
    • Relief: Contrast between an inclusion and its host gem.

    Key Concepts

    • GIA Diamond Grading System: A universally accepted system for communicating diamond quality.
    • Clarity characteristics: Size, number, location, relief, and nature influence clarity grade.
    • Large inclusions: Have the strongest impact on clarity grade.
    • Diamond uniqueness: No two diamonds are identical, making precise clarity grade descriptions difficult (except flawless).
    • Blemishes: Have little to no effect on clarity grades below IF.
    • Clarity grading: Primarily determined by the largest and most visible characteristics.
    • Visible inclusions: VS, SI, and I clarity stones may include visible inclusions.
    • Accurate grading: Considers size and shape of the diamond relative to its clarity characteristics.

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    Explore the intricacies of the GIA Diamond Grading System in this concise quiz. Understand key concepts such as clarity characteristics, inclusions, and blemishes that affect a diamond's quality. Test your knowledge on how these factors contribute to the overall grading of diamonds.

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