History of Diamond Grading in Australia

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Explore DCLA’s legacy as Australia’s leading diamond authority. Learn our history, meet the founders, and discover our unmatched grading expertise.

Flash Effect

The flash effect in a fracture-filled diamond refers to the dispersion of light and the sparkle that[…]

Fish Eye

A fish eye is a type of optical flaw that can occur in diamonds, affecting their appearance[…]

Fire

Fire refers to the dispersion of light into the various colors of the rainbow when light passes[…]

Diamond Finish: What It Means & Why It Matters
Finish

Diamond finish refers to the overall quality of the diamond’s cut, polish, and symmetry.

Feathers

A feather in a diamond refers to a type of inclusion that resembles a small crack or[…]

Fancy Shape Diamonds: Beyond the Round Brilliant
Fancy Shape

A fancy shape diamond is any diamond cut other than Round Brilliant.

Fancy Coloured Diamonds
Fancy Colour

Fancy coloured diamonds are natural diamonds that exhibit intense colours beyond the typical white or colourless range.

Faceted Girdle

A faceted girdle in a diamond refers to a girdle that has been polished and cut into[…]

Facets

A facet is a flat, polished surface on a diamond that interacts with light to create brilliance,[…]

Inclusions are often visible to the naked eye.
Eye-Visible

An eye-visible inclusion in a diamond refers to an internal flaw or imperfection that can be seen[…]

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