BRUISE:
A minor chip or concussion on the stone that may create root-like lines inside the diamond. The presence of a tiny bruise can make the difference between an IF and a VVS1 grade. Bruises are found in diamonds of VVS1 and lower clarity grades.
Bruise: An inclusions consisting of surface crumbling, often accompanied by tiny, root like feathers.
Burned Facet: This facet may appear whitish, or burnt, as a result of the cutter polishing the facet "against the grain".
Bruise: Damage consisting of surface crumbling, often accompanied by tiny, root like feathers.
Burn mark: Surface clouding caused by excessive heat.
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Bruise
A Bruise is a small fracture in a Diamond usually caused by a quick, sharp blow.
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Bruise
An inclusion which consists surface crumbling and normally accompanied by tiny, root like feathers. This inclusion is usually caused by external trauma such as a knock or a blow.
Bruting ...
bruise Caused by a sharp blow to the diamond's surface. Like bearding it has the appearance of tiny feathers extending into the stone.
Bruise
Surface inclusion with crumbling on the diamond's surface along with tiny feathers.
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A First Aid Kit is essential as bites, scrapes, cuts and bruises are part and parcel of rock hounding.
Maps and guide books to tell you were to go and how to get there.
Spare tire and your tool kit, rocks and tires don't go well together.
Anatomy Appraisal Approximate Size & Shape Asscher Cut Bank Wire Blemish Bow Tie Brilliance Brilliant cut Bruise Carat Weight Cavity Certification Chip Clarity Cloud Color Crown Crown Angle Crystal Culet Cushion Cut Customer Reviews Cut Delayed ...
Protects against nervousness; helps alleviate spiritual fear; aids in healing hurt feelings & bruised egos; incurs strength & physical vitality; aligns subtle bodies; amplifies other vibrational energies & positive emotional outlook; ...
Peridot (chartreuse): Heals hurt feelings and bruised egos; releases emotional tension when placed on the solar plexus. Rough stone unpolished.
06 carats in order to improve clarity, clean-up bruises and chips and enhance the stone's brilliance. The Gemological Institute of America has graded the stone as Internally Flawless Type IIb and they have stated '.
Poor Major and minor parts replaced; major replacement parts required and extensive restoration needed; metal deeply pitted; principal lettering, numerals and design obliterated, wood badly scratched, bruised, cracked or broken; ...
 See also: Color, Stone, Rough, Diamond, Jewel
  
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