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Diamonds, like people, have natural blemishes in their make-up. These tiny
faults, or inclusions, are formed by minerals or fractures while the diamond is
forming in the earth.
When light enters a diamond, it is reflected and refracted out. If there is anything disrupting the flow of light in the diamond, such as an inclusion, a proportion of the light reflected will be lost. |
