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  If you are getting <a href="http://www.watchho.com/replica-patek-philippe-watch/c-43.html%22%3EReplica Patek Philippe watches</a> some new diamonds in addition to a diamond ring, such as diamond stud earrings, or vice versa, it is important to get the same or very similar clarity on the added diamonds to make sure they will match better and sparkle the same.

  Learn about anemone crab, beaver teeth and other information at the Interesting Animals site.These diamonds will have inclusions visible <a href="http://www.watchho.com/replica-patek-philippe-watch/c-43.html%22%3EReplica Patek Philippe watches</a> to the unaided eye and will have many black spots and appear cloudy.Most of the flaws of a diamond are tiny imperfections that do not affect a diamond brilliance. If you are on a budget, it might not be worth it to get a higher graded clarity diamond, such as a VS1, rather than an SI2 grade because both are more than likely going to look the same to the unaided eye. You are only going to start seeing the imperfections under 10x magnification.