BRILLIANT PURITY
Perfectly clear diamonds are extremely rare. Most often, small foreign crystals or microcracks can be found in their structure. To see them, use multiple magnifications.
Subtle inclusions can serve as a "fingerprint" for the stone, confirming its natural origin. On the other hand, large blackouts reduce the brilliance of a diamond, while large cracks can lead to splitting.
The fewer such defects in a stone, the higher it is valued. According to the degree of purity, diamonds are divided into groups. As with color, different countries use different designations for stone clarity.
