inclusions

stone as free of inclusions as possible. Typically, inclusions can’t be removed, though some treatments try to minimize their impact in…

…the only bad inclusions for gemstones are fractures and parting. Then, emphasize the positive elements of inclusions. For example, they add…

…This is most common on the facet edges. Also see Inclusions Found in Natural Gems, Inclusions Found in Synthetic Gems, Inclusions Found in Enhanced…

…few visible inclusions. Photo by Newermore ares. Licensed under CC By-SA 4.0. Certain inclusions can help to distinguish hydrothermally…

…at the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), I opened the Photoatlas of Inclusions in Gemstone s , Vol. 1, for the first time. I was looking…

Faceted quartz with bronze rutile in sterling silver. © Hashnu Stones & Gems. Used with permission. I’ve always found inclusions…

five-part series: An Introduction to Gemstone Inclusions Identifying Inclusions Found in Natural Gems Inclusions Found in Synthetic Gems Enhanced…

…inclusions. These are two-phase inclusions with conical tubes descending from phenakite crystals. You’ll also commonly find two-phase…

…(very small inclusions) but still eye clean to SI (small inclusions), which may very well not be eye clean. In both instances, inclusions are…