History of Diamond Grading in Australia

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Eight Cut

Diamond Eight-Cut Faceting (Single Cut Diamond)

Dispersion

Diamond color dispersion refers to the way light is split into its component colors (a phenomenon called[…]

Diamond's Crystal Structure
Directional Hardness

Diamond directional hardness refers to the varying hardness levels that diamonds exhibit along different crystallographic directions.

Diamond Powder Manufacturer
Diamond Dust

Diamond powder is a finely ground form of diamond that is used in a variety of industrial,[…]

Diamond Gauge

A diamond gauge is a precise measuring instrument used to assess the dimensions and other critical features[…]

Diamond Dealers Club of South Africa

The Diamond Dealers Club of South Africa (DDC South Africa) is a prominent organization for diamond professionals[…]

Ideal Depth
Depth Percentage

The diamond depth percentage is a key measurement used to evaluate the proportions of a diamond.

A diamond is a precious gemstone composed of carbon atoms arranged in a crystal lattice structure
Diamond

A diamond is a precious gemstone composed of carbon atoms arranged in a crystal lattice structure, which[…]

Israel bourse
Diamond Bourse

A Diamond Bourse (also known as a Diamond Exchange) is a marketplace where diamonds are traded, bought,[…]

Cutting for weight can be a trade-off between achieving a desired carat weight and ensuring the diamond has optimal proportions to maximise its brilliance.
Cut-for-Weight

Diamond Cut for Weight refers to the practice of adjusting a diamond's proportions to maximise its weight,[…]

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