Clarity

A diamond’s clarity grade will be determined by its absence of flaws and blemishes. Typically, a qualified gemologist will use a 10x magnification glass, although sometimes a higher power may be used if the inclusions are extremely difficult to see and... Read More

Inclusions can scatter and block light, affecting a diamond's ability to reflect and refract light for brilliance and sparkle. However, the impact of inclusions on sparkle varies based on their size, location, and type. Read More

Inclusions cannot be removed or fixed without significantly altering the diamond's integrity. Any attempts to remove inclusions could result in damage and reduced value. Read More

Round brilliant diamonds are known for their ability to hide inclusions due to their faceting pattern. Other shapes, like princess and cushion cuts, can also hide inclusions well if they are properly placed. Read More