What are diamond inclusions?

Diamonds are made below in the earth under high heating and pressure and manufacture to develop amazing luxury Jewelry, but the process of formation takes a huge time but during this development, most diamonds produce irregularities or defects. You could analyze these variations as birthmarks of the diamond. The number of defects and the size of them vary per diamond. Some have a lot of (big) imperfections while other diamonds have nearly invisible and very small ones.

There are different types of Diamond inclusions Feather, Knot, Pinpoint, Group of pinpoints / Cloud, and Cavity there are also man-made inclusions, such as Laser drill hole, bearded girdle, and Percussion mark. Crystal and mineral Inclusion-- All Diamonds that contains tiny crystals and minerals embedded in them And Most of these crystals cannot be seen without magnification, but a large piece of crystals from a diamond's appearance reduces its clarity grade and its value.

Pinpoint inclusion is like tiny crystals that can form in the crystal and larger clusters make a hazy area in diamond known as a cloud that would affect the clarity ratings of Diamond. When it comes to Laser lines they are not a natural diamond inclusion. These traits are left behind when lasers are used to eliminate dark crystal inclusions from the diamond. The machine-made trails seem like small strands of thread that arise at the diamond's surface and extend inward, ending at the point where the inclusion was removed.

Feathers are cracks within the diamond that match fins. Small feathers do not normally influence a diamond's durability unless they approach the surface on the top of the stone, a place that's likely to accidental blows. Diamond cleavage is a reliable crack without any feather. A cleavage holds enough potential to cut the diamond freely along its range if it is hit at an exact angle. Small cracks that are not obvious when a diamond is viewed do not seriously influence clarity ratings.