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Eye- Visible Inclusion - Answer-visible to the unaided eye without magnification grade setting characteristics - Answer-inclusions or blemishes that establish the clarity grade of a diamond plot - Answer-a map of a diamond's inclusions, blemishes, and facet arrangement relief - Answer-contrast between an inclusion and its host diamond what type of blemish can a stone have and still achieve the Flawless grade? - Answer-Extra facet not visible face up what are the 5 clarity factors - Answer-Size, Number, location (position), relief, and nature FL stands for? - Answer-Flawless IF stands for? - Answer-Internally Flawless VVS stands for? And what is its buzzword? - Answer-Very Very Slightly Included; Minute VS stands for? And what is its buzzword? - Answer-Very Slightly Included; Minor SI stands for? And what is its buzzword? - Answer-Slightly Included; Noticeable I stands for? And what is its buzzword? - Answer-Included; Obvious the more an inclusion differs in color from its host diamond... - Answer-the more obvious it is a feather that reaches a bezel surface as well as the surface of the pavilion main directly under the bezel? - Answer-must be plotted on both the crown and pavilion diagrams Blemishes don't usually affect the clarity grade in diamonds below? - Answer-Internally Flawless in a stone with these clarity characteristics, which would be the grade-setting characteristic? pit, feather, scratch, extra facet - Answer-Feather

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Diamonds and Diamond Grading Exam
Questions and Answers
Eye- Visible Inclusion - Answer-visible to the unaided eye without magnification

grade setting characteristics - Answer-inclusions or blemishes that establish the clarity
grade of a diamond

plot - Answer-a map of a diamond's inclusions, blemishes, and facet arrangement

relief - Answer-contrast between an inclusion and its host diamond

what type of blemish can a stone have and still achieve the Flawless grade? - Answer-
Extra facet not visible face up

what are the 5 clarity factors - Answer-Size, Number, location (position), relief, and
nature

FL stands for? - Answer-Flawless

IF stands for? - Answer-Internally Flawless

VVS stands for? And what is its buzzword? - Answer-Very Very Slightly Included;
Minute

VS stands for? And what is its buzzword? - Answer-Very Slightly Included; Minor

SI stands for? And what is its buzzword? - Answer-Slightly Included; Noticeable

I stands for? And what is its buzzword? - Answer-Included; Obvious

the more an inclusion differs in color from its host diamond... - Answer-the more obvious
it is

a feather that reaches a bezel surface as well as the surface of the pavilion main
directly under the bezel? - Answer-must be plotted on both the crown and pavilion
diagrams

Blemishes don't usually affect the clarity grade in diamonds below? - Answer-Internally
Flawless

in a stone with these clarity characteristics, which would be the grade-setting
characteristic? pit, feather, scratch, extra facet - Answer-Feather

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