GIA Diamonds and Diamond Grading Final Exam Questions And
Answers For A+ Score!!!
1. Substantial price discounts are available to
can buy in large quantities.
retail- ers and jewelry manufacturers who
2. The diamond industry has changed dramatically in the world's supply
of diamond
recent years because rough has increased.
3. A diamond grading system provides a consistent way to
communi-
cate diamond quality.
4. Diamond's supreme hardness and durability are a result of the
conditions under
which it formed.
5. Wholesale price lists are usually organized specific combinations of the
accord- ing to Four Cs.
6. An estimation of the value of an article is a(n) appraisal
7. The most consistent and dependable reputable gemological
sources of diamond grades are labora- tories.
8. A diamond's clarity and color grades indicate its quality
9. Once diamond deposits are located, mining must spend additional
com- panies time and money to
evaluate and de- velop
them.
10. Large, high-quality diamonds are graded much more
thoroughly than small,
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Answers For A+ Score!!!
low-quality ones.
11. Reputable gem laboratories don't grade mountings hide details of
mounted diamonds because clar- ity and cut.
12. A wholesaler is someone who sells to retailers
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13. Diamond prices on wholesale price lists depend on the market
condi-
tions that exist when the lists are
published.
14. Dealers often sort melee by size using sieves
15. The Argyle mine in Australia contributed to the rise of the cutting
industry
in India.
16. Sightholders purchase diamond rough by attending invitation-only
trad-
ing events.
17. Before the discovery of South Africa's diamond de-
Brazil posits, the world's two major producers
were India and
18. Cecil Rhodes' main competitor in his early attempts Barney
Barnato
to control diamond production was
19. The group that united in 1890 to buy and London Diamond Syndicate
sell all of the output of the major diamond
producers, including De Beers, was the
20. Oppenheimer's answer to low diamond demand in shut down
operations at De
the 1930s was to Beers mines.
21. In the diamond trade, the word "specials" refers to diamond rough
over 10.80 cts.
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Answers For A+ Score!!!
22. The Central Selling Organisation was a rough diamond distribution
agency.
23. The South African diamond rush was sparked by the discovery of
the Star of
South Africa.
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Answers For A+ Score!!!
1. Substantial price discounts are available to
can buy in large quantities.
retail- ers and jewelry manufacturers who
2. The diamond industry has changed dramatically in the world's supply
of diamond
recent years because rough has increased.
3. A diamond grading system provides a consistent way to
communi-
cate diamond quality.
4. Diamond's supreme hardness and durability are a result of the
conditions under
which it formed.
5. Wholesale price lists are usually organized specific combinations of the
accord- ing to Four Cs.
6. An estimation of the value of an article is a(n) appraisal
7. The most consistent and dependable reputable gemological
sources of diamond grades are labora- tories.
8. A diamond's clarity and color grades indicate its quality
9. Once diamond deposits are located, mining must spend additional
com- panies time and money to
evaluate and de- velop
them.
10. Large, high-quality diamonds are graded much more
thoroughly than small,
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, GIA Diamonds and Diamond Grading Final Exam Questions And
Answers For A+ Score!!!
low-quality ones.
11. Reputable gem laboratories don't grade mountings hide details of
mounted diamonds because clar- ity and cut.
12. A wholesaler is someone who sells to retailers
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, GIA Diamonds and Diamond Grading Final Exam Questions And
Answers For A+ Score!!!
13. Diamond prices on wholesale price lists depend on the market
condi-
tions that exist when the lists are
published.
14. Dealers often sort melee by size using sieves
15. The Argyle mine in Australia contributed to the rise of the cutting
industry
in India.
16. Sightholders purchase diamond rough by attending invitation-only
trad-
ing events.
17. Before the discovery of South Africa's diamond de-
Brazil posits, the world's two major producers
were India and
18. Cecil Rhodes' main competitor in his early attempts Barney
Barnato
to control diamond production was
19. The group that united in 1890 to buy and London Diamond Syndicate
sell all of the output of the major diamond
producers, including De Beers, was the
20. Oppenheimer's answer to low diamond demand in shut down
operations at De
the 1930s was to Beers mines.
21. In the diamond trade, the word "specials" refers to diamond rough
over 10.80 cts.
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, GIA Diamonds and Diamond Grading Final Exam Questions And
Answers For A+ Score!!!
22. The Central Selling Organisation was a rough diamond distribution
agency.
23. The South African diamond rush was sparked by the discovery of
the Star of
South Africa.
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