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HOK-DIA-TERM-176 · Inclusions and internal structure

Inclusion

An internal characteristic of diamond: mineral, crystal, fluid, fracture, growth structure, or another feature that can carry gemological and geological information.

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Crystal inclusionInclusions and internal structureEpigenetic phaseInclusions and internal structureGraphite inclusionInclusions and internal structureProtogenetic inclusionInclusions and internal structureSyngenetic inclusionInclusions and internal structureKnotInclusions and internal structureMetallic inclusionInclusions and internal structureNeedleInclusions and internal structure
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Related chapters of The Book

040Inclusions as a Geological ArchiveVI · INCLUSIONS, DEFECTS, AND CLARITY041Mineral InclusionsVI · INCLUSIONS, DEFECTS, AND CLARITY042Fluid and Multiphase InclusionsVI · INCLUSIONS, DEFECTS, AND CLARITY043Crystals, Needles, Knots, and Metallic InclusionsVI · INCLUSIONS, DEFECTS, AND CLARITY
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Sources and authorities

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House of KacinariDIJAMANTI_MASTER_RUKOPIS_v1_37

Primary internal terminology and context source across 105 chapters.

GIAGIA 4Cs / Diamond Quality Factors

Widely used definitions for color, clarity, cut, carat and optical appearance terms.

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