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GIA Diamonds and Diamond Grading Final Exam (2024/2025) Questions with Correct Detailed Solutions Already Graded A+ &lt;Latest Version&gt; What does 'HPHT' production of lab-grown diamonds require? - ANSWER Carbon source, heating element, metal catalyst, seed crystal, temperature gradient W...

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What does 'HPHT' production of lab-grown diamonds require? - ANSWER ✔
Carbon source, heating element, metal catalyst, seed crystal, temperature gradient

Where are CVD diamonds grown? - ANSWER ✔ In a heated mixture of
hydrocarbon gas and excess hydrogen gas

What shape can metallic inclusions takes in HPHT diamond? - ANSWER ✔
Feather and chips / rounded, elongated, or irregularly shaped

How do gemological laboratories report a drill hole? - ANSWER ✔ clarity
characteristic

How does the refractive index (RI) of a fracture filling compare to diamonds? -
ANSWER ✔ Similar

How does HPHT processing of type II diamonds enhance bodycolor? - ANSWER
✔ Become near-colorless to colorless / D-H

What is the best course of action when unsure if a diamond is natural or treated? -
ANSWER ✔ Send it to a gemological laboratory

Why can diamond color differ as a result of irradiation? - ANSWER ✔ The
defects already present, heating can also change color

What feature can a colorless diamond and a simulant have in common? -
ANSWER ✔ No simulant mimics all of diamonds features

, what was a popular simulant in the 1990s? - ANSWER ✔ Natural colorless
sapphire

What are carved into a simlant's girdle to mimic bruting? - ANSWER ✔ Striations

What was one of the first assembled simulants in jewelry? - ANSWER ✔ Garnet
and glass double

What is heft? - ANSWER ✔ Size in contrast to weight

What is the most important consideration for matching diamonds 0.01ct or less? -
ANSWER ✔ Making sure they are all the same size

What tool provides precise measurements? - ANSWER ✔ Millimeter Gauge

How is diamond inventory organized and stored? - ANSWER ✔ Stone papers

What component allows light to enter a DiamondView? - ANSWER ✔ Aperture

What is the primary benefit of photoluminescence mapping? - ANSWER ✔
Portrays defect concentrations

What provenance might increase price for a diamond? - ANSWER ✔ Owned by a
movie star?

What is the price of a 0.55ct diamond with a per-carat price of $7,200? -
ANSWER ✔ $3,960

What is the total price of a parcel? - ANSWER ✔ Depends on contents and their
specs

What lab-grown diamond pricing model is based on cost? - ANSWER ✔ Cost-
plus

What best helps develop trading partners? - ANSWER ✔ Networking event

, What does spherical aberration cause? - ANSWER ✔ Linear distortion at lens
edge

What clarity characteristics is found entirely within a diamond? - ANSWER ✔
Inclusion

What is the abbreviation for an inclusion that is an result of crystal distortion
during growth? - ANSWER ✔ TW (twinning wisp)

What clarity characteristic can indicate an efficient cut? - ANSWER ✔ A natural
(N)

What magnification is used to assess clarity characteristics' visibility? - ANSWER
✔ 10x

What clarity grade might result from tiny inclusions very difficult to see at 10x
magnifications? - ANSWER ✔ VVS1 or VVS2

What clarity grade has obvious inclusions at 10x magnifications? - ANSWER ✔
I1, I2, or I3

What type of clarity characteristics determine the clarity grade of a dimaond? -
ANSWER ✔ Grade-setting

What characteristics are drawn only in green on a plot? - ANSWER ✔ Blemishes

What is a term that describes tone? - ANSWER ✔ Degree of darkness; lightness
of a color

What color becomes more prominent as warm hues become less saturated? -
ANSWER ✔ Brown

What term falls on the GIA D-Z color scale? - ANSWER ✔ Colorless, near-
colorless, faint, very light, light

What is the correlation between a mastertone and the grade it represents? -
ANSWER ✔ Universal standard, maintains consistency

, Why must a diamond be re-examined under magnification after color grading? -
ANSWER ✔ Confirm identity

What diamond size makes it easiest to see subtle color? - ANSWER ✔ The larger
the diamond, the easiest it is to see color

What results from averaging the sum of the smallest and largest diameters of a
round brilliant - ANSWER ✔ Average girdle diameter

How many crown angles on a round brilliant diamond should be estimated before
averaging? - ANSWER ✔ 8

What weight retention method lightly polished lower half facets? - ANSWER ✔
Painting

What may result from a thick, unpolished girdle? - ANSWER ✔ Grey, reflection
on the stone

How is a diamond positioned to estimate the lower half facet length percentage? -
ANSWER ✔ Face up position

Why do diamonds with steep crowns offer less vaule? - ANSWER ✔ Look
smaller face-up than weight suggest

What describes the polish quality and cut precision of a diamond? - ANSWER ✔
Craftmanship

What proportion greatly influences brightness in a round brilliant diamonds? -
ANSWER ✔ Table percentage

How do steep pavilion angles affect appearance? - ANSWER ✔ Produce dark
areas under the table

What parameters is measured at the belly of an oval? - ANSWER ✔ Width

What are the clarity fractors used for grading fancy cuts? - ANSWER ✔ Size,
number, location, relief, nature

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